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Liverpool fans will love what the traveling Union SG support did ahead of kick-off at AnfieldOn their first visit to Anfield

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Liverpool fans will love what the traveling Union SG support did ahead of kick-off at AnfieldOn their first visit to Anfield.

Union Saint-Gilloise fans may have already established themselves as one of the most popular groups of away fans among their Liverpool colleagues.Tonight’s Europa League match marks the debut meeting between the two clubs and the Belgian visitors appear to be enjoying every moment of their trip to Merseyside.Paul Gorst noticed the away fans doing something rarely seen on that side of the Anfield Road Stand. He published in The supporters of the USG have already been of great value ”.One of the greatest things about Liverpool’s European matches is the camaraderie of the fans of the Reds’ opponents, something that was evident in the hospitality offered by LASK fans when Jurgen Klopp’s team were in Austria a few weeks ago.If You’ll Never Walk Alone is played at Anfield in the minutes before kick-off, away fans usually try (and fail) to drown it out with their own team anthem, childish boos during the match or , worse yet, joining them. in sinister chants that have no place in football or society. VOTE for Empire of the Kop in the Best Club Content Creator (Premier League) category here: Football Content Awards OR atSo it was extremely refreshing to hear Union SG fans joining the YNWA and enjoying their trip to one of the most famous stadiums in the world.It’s fantastic to see the Belgian fans enjoying their visit to Liverpool, but we really want a home win tonight!

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