The fixture will highlight the work of LFC Foundation, the club’s official charity, through a range of activities throughout the day, giving supporters an opportunity to learn more about the incredible work they do across the Liverpool City Region and beyond.

In the last 12 months alone, LFC Foundation supported 123,000 people across all programmes ranging from sport and physical activity to youth intervention and education. Read more about their work over the last year in their latest impact report.

LFC Foundation staff will be in the fan zone pre-match and around the ground, while young participants from their programmes will be pitchside to welcome the teams out on to the pitch ahead of kick-off, proudly waving LFC Foundation flags.

School children from local primary schools will also be in attendance and will take part in a half-time penalty shoot-out so keep an eye out for them and give them a warm welcome to the pitch.

Supporters will also be able to get their hands on the matchworn shirts from the game, which will be auctioned off in the coming weeks to raise funds for LFC Foundation, so look out on the Foundation’s social media channels for updates.

Matt Parish, chief executive of LFC Foundation, said: “Community Day is always a special occasion and it’s brilliant for us to have the support of the match going fans and to be able to shine a light on the work we are doing here at the LFC Foundation.

“The support we get from the fans at Anfield is incredible and we are very grateful for that, the money we raise through days like this really helps us to continue doing what we do best within our community and we can’t thank the fans enough for their continued support.”

A reminder that you can support the work of the LFC Foundation by joining us at the next Legends charity match at Anfield in March! Almost 40,000 tickets have been sold already and you can get yours now by clicking here. All proceeds from the game will go towards the life-changing work of the LFC Foundation.