Liverpool fans sent a strong message on the day that King Charles was officially crowned the king of England.
As part of the coronation, the Premier League 'strongly advised' clubs to play the national anthem before every fixture this weekend. On Friday, it was confirmed that the Reds would play 'God Save the King' before their encounter with Brentford.
The decision was widely condemned by fans in the build-up to Saturday's evening kick-off against the Bees. Prior to the game getting underway, the home fans in Anfield drowned out the national anthem with chants of ‘Liverpool, Liverpool!’ before the sound of that familiar drum-roll started up the boos and whistles once again.