The Intercontinental Cup may well be treated with disdain by ignoramuses in certain parts but not in South America, a continent that has produced so many great players/teams & won half the World Cups ever played. It is only relatively recently that the top Latin American players ply their trade exclusively with clubs based in Europe. Flamengo in Tokyo, ring a bell?

Thanks for your feedback. Just to clarify a few things, the match is meaningless in terms that Liverpool has already qualified for the next round of the Champions League.

Yes, the first place position in the group hasn’t been determined yet. And yes, every match at Anfield, I’m sure, is a pleasure to watch and experience the passion of the Reds fans.

All I’m saying is that I believe the ticket policy is unfair. No other club I contacted has a requirement that you have past purchases on your fancard for recent matches in order to purchase tickets for a match (in this case, against PSV).

I appreciate the information about the tips on how to obtain tickets (such as the late availability ticket hotline). The challenge is that I’m preparing my travel schedule from the U.S. to England a couple of weeks in advance, so it’s hard for me to be near Liverpool unless I know – for sure – that a ticket would be available.

Cheers,
The Gaffer

No game is meaningless either.

A lot of people want to see the 5 times Champions of Europe and England’s most succesful club.