This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

Hello, I'm Paul Eelock and welcome to the morning bulletin podcast where we round up all the big

headlines from overnight concerning Liverpool FC and for the second morning on the run I'm pleased to say I'm

joined by Matt Addison but before me and Matt Talk you threw up all the headlines today marks the 31st

anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster in which 96 Liverpool fans lost their lives. Public services

have been postponed due to concern surrounding coronavirus,

but the city will still see poignant acts in tribute to the innocent men, women and children

who died as a result of the 1989 disaster.

Liverpool City Council will lower the flags to half-mast on the Q-nob. the streets of Liverpool City Centre. At Anfield where plans had been in place for a final public

service, a reef will be laid on behalf of everyone at Liverpool FC at the Hillsborough Memorial.

And Jurgen Clop, his players and his staff will take part in a minute silence at six minutes past free.

The time the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest at Hillsborough was stopped on

April 15 in 1989.

Club flags will also be flown at Half Mast and between 3 p.m. and 3.

10 p.m. the big screen outside Lyme Street Station will display the words

never forgotten. Matt will start with a story on the Liverpool Echo website from our chief LFC writer Ian Doyle,

about how much it will cost Liverpool if the Premier League returns without supporters in the ground as is now expected.

Yeah it's a big story really from yesterday.

Liverpool potentially could lose up to 12.5 million pounds from before the games that will be affected if these games

as we expect are played behind closed doors and without fans of course that means match day revenue

it means hospitality tickets are refunded and

any fans who have already bought tickets for the rest of this season will get

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