Jamie Webster will headline the pre-match entertainment at Anfield on Saturday 25 March, ahead of the Liverpool FC Legends charity match in support of the LFC Foundation.

The Liverpool-born singer-songwriter will perform live inside the stadium bowl, building the atmosphere ahead of the 3pm kick-off.

The Liverpool FC Legends will take on Borussia Dortmund Legends in what promises to be a special afternoon at a sold-out Anfield.

Returning to represent the Reds are a host of fan favourites, including Steven Gerrard, Thiago Alcantara, Peter Crouch, Sami Hyypia, Pepe Reina, Natasha Dowie and Louise Schillgard.

Turnstiles will open at 1pm and fans are encouraged to access the stadium early to make the most of the pre-match entertainment which will feature:

• 1pm – Live DJ set by Kaci Lee Lynch
• 2.15pm – Team Warm Up
• 2.35pm – Live Music by Jamie Webster 

Plus, there will be face painting and fun activities on the concourses.

Supporters attending the match are advised of updated safety and security measures at Anfield.

All adults, across both general admission and hospitality, will undergo security searches prior to entering the stadium. The move reflects industry best practice across major sporting events, concerts and Premier League venues.

Turnstiles will open two hours before kick-off for general admission and three hours prior for hospitality guests, allowing sufficient time for entry procedures.

Fans are encouraged to prepare for searches by removing items such as keys and mobile phones from their pockets before reaching the turnstiles, helping to speed up the process.

The safety of supporters remains a top priority, with the club working closely alongside Merseyside Police and partner agencies to ensure a safe and secure matchday experience.

All ticket purchasers have been sent an email with key information ahead of the fixture, including guidance on travel, stadium access, bag policy, accessibility and available facilities. More information can also be found here.

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