Liverpool Release Statement After Former Marine Pleads Guilty to Injuring Fans at Title Parade

Liverpool FC have issued an official statement following the guilty plea of a former Royal Marine who admitted to injuring several supporters during the club’s title parade celebrations.

The incident occurred during Liverpool’s victory parade, an event attended by hundreds of thousands of fans celebrating the club’s recent triumph. According to court findings, the former Marine’s actions—described as reckless and dangerous—led to multiple injuries among spectators positioned along the parade route.

In their statement, Liverpool FC expressed deep concern for the affected supporters and reaffirmed their commitment to fan safety at all club-related events. The club noted that the parade was meant to be “a day of incredible joy and unity,” and emphasized that the injuries suffered by fans were “heartbreaking and unacceptable.”

The club added that they are continuing to cooperate fully with authorities and will review internal safety procedures to ensure such an incident cannot happen again.

The former Marine, whose name was not disclosed in the statement, is expected to face sentencing in the coming weeks. Officials say the severity of injuries caused will be a key factor in determining the outcome.

Liverpool FC concluded their message with well-wishes for the injured supporters and gratitude for the wider community’s patience as the legal process unfolds.