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Liverpool sign off their league phase fixtures in this season’s UEFA Champions League at Anfield on Wednesday when they play Azerbaijani opposition for the first time.The A4 matchday programme is the perfect souvenir for the fixture against Qarabağ FK and is packed with interviews, columns and features.
Left-back Milos Kerkez discusses his first season playing in Europe’s top tournament, his adaptation to life at Liverpool, learning from vice-captain Andy Robertson and the team’s target of clinching a place in the last 16 when they face the Azerbaijani champions.
We also hear from Liverpool’s longest-serving player Joe Gomez who reflects on his journey with the Reds, his impressive record on home soil and why playing at Anfield on Champions League nights never gets old.We have the pre-match insights of head coach Arne Slot and captain Virgil van Dijk in their regular columns and also get the opinions of ex-Reds defender Gary Gillespie.We catch up with the Official Liverpool FC Supporters' Club in Azerbaijan, look at a special metal wall plaque gifted to the club in the 1970s and put the focus on the matchday programmes produced for Liverpool’s European Cup clashes with Soviet side Dinamo Tbilisi in 1979.Elsewhere we shine the spotlight on former UEFA Champions League winner Steve Finnan, recall a famous LFC European hat-trick by Sadio Mané, look back at the Reds’ season so far in Europe, look at the various permutations in play on Matchday Eight and continue our series looking at the places and faces we’ll remember from Liverpool’s adventures on the continent as the club celebrate their 50th season in European competition.We also look at a new book on Liverpool under Rafael Benítez written by Spanish journalist Sergio Andrés, hear from singer-songwriter Harry Lyon whose music has now been added to the Reds’ official matchday playlist, put the focus on forward Alexander Isak in our Kop Kids pages, preview the Reds’ Under-19s forthcoming UEFA Youth League round of 32 tie in Slovakia with Under-18s coach Simon Wiles and look at a new competition being introduced in Africa.