Liverpool and Everton fans attending Monday's Merseyside derby at Anfield are set to unite in memory of James Bulger.
Sunday, February 12 marked 30 years since James' death shattered the local Liverpool community. He was murdered by Jon Venables and Robert Thompson after being abducted in Bootle one month before his third birthday.
Now, 30 years on, the James Bulger Charity is calling on supporters from both sides of Stanley Park to pay their respects to James during tonight's Premier League fixture. Earlier on Monday, the charity revealed they had worked with a Knowsley-based supplier to produce a banner in time to be revealed at Anfield, reading: 'R.I.P James. 30 years on and never forgotten. You'll Never Walk Alone'.