It’s a fixture built on friendship, shared history, and unforgettable nights, but this time the focus might be on who isn’t confirmed rather than who is.
Liverpool have announced that our Legends side will host Borussia Dortmund Legends at Anfield in March 2026, with all proceeds supporting the LFC Foundation, via Liverpoolfc.com.
This match marks almost a decade since our 4–3 comeback win over the same opposition in the 2016 Europa League – one of the most dramatic nights in modern LFC history.
The event will raise funds for both the LFC Foundation and the BVB Foundation, supporting projects in health, education, and employability across both communities.
Matt Parish, CEO of the LFC Foundation, said:
> “Our annual legends game is always a special occasion, and we’re delighted to be welcoming BVB to Anfield. These games not only celebrate the history of our clubs and footballing heroes of days past, but they also have a lasting impact – helping us continue delivering life-changing work.”
🎟 Tickets are on sale now for season ticket holders and All Red Members, with general sale opening Friday 7 November.
Naturally, every Red will be asking: will Jurgen Klopp be there?
The 58-year-old’s role as honorary ambassador for the LFC Foundation makes it likely he could appear in some capacity – even just to hand over the cheque or take the applause from the Kop.
But any return could be complicated by his current relationship with Dortmund. After taking a role with Red Bull, Klopp faced backlash from BVB fans, some even calling him “dead to me.”
No matter what happens, this occasion promises to be special: two clubs bound by “You’ll Never Walk Alone” and one unforgettable comeback, meeting once more at the home of footballing miracles.
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