Liverpool fans are set to stage a protest during Saturday's match, using yellow cards to send a clear message to the club's owners. The demonstration aims to express dissatisfaction with the current ownership, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), over issues such as lack of investment and rising ticket prices.
The protest, organised by fan groups, involves supporters holding up yellow cards at a specific moment during the game. This symbolic gesture is intended to signal that the owners are on their final warning, echoing the football disciplinary system.
This is not the first time Liverpool fans have voiced their concerns. Previous protests have included walkouts and banners. The yellow card protest is seen as a more targeted approach to highlight ongoing frustrations.
The club has yet to comment on the planned protest. FSG has faced growing criticism from fans, particularly after the collapse of the European Super League proposal and perceived underinvestment in the squad.
