Liverpool fans will face no added disruption on the London Underground this weekend after it looked set to further impact supporters’ journeys to Wembley for the FA Cup semi-final.
Supporters from both clubs are already facing a challenge in order to get to London for the Wembley showdown with no direct trains running from the north west due to scheduled works across Easter weekend. However, despite calls from both sets of fans and Jurgen Klopp for the game to be moved to a more convenient location, these pleas were dismissed by the FA .
There looked set to be further complications to Liverpool fans’ travel routes, with Transport for London [TfL] calling for urgent checks on trains on the Metropolitan line after a fault was discovered within the train wheels. But TfL have since confirmed that the London Underground will operate a normal service this weekend.
