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Liverpool is enforcing 100 percent searches at Anfield, aiming to boost safety under Martyn’s Law.
Queues outside Anfield have lingered, delaying some fans and impacting the pre‑kickoff mood.
Official figures show improved entry times over recent matches, though delays remain a concern.
Club officials say they are tweaking steward deployment and deploying new scanners to speed entry.
The Anfield redevelopment increased capacity and added luxury facilities, attracting more tourists.
Local pubs report softer business on matchdays due to fans leaving earlier for queues.
Fans praise the improved concourses and fan zones but miss routine pre‑match rituals.
The club emphasises safety while continuing to develop queue management and entry technology.
The Anfield experience now combines die‑hard locals, long‑haul supporters, and 'day-trippers' in a larger, mixed crowd.
Officials aim to improve first‑half atmosphere by minimizing delays during entry and enhancing security.
Mid‑term impact on local business and matchday routines is being weighed against safety gains.

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Liverpool sign Denise O'Sullivan, Ireland captain, from North Carolina Courage.
The 31-year-old midfielder leaves Courage as their all-time appearance leader after 186 games.
O'Sullivan becomes part of a Liverpool team placed bottom of the WSL with no wins in 12 matches.
O'Sullivan says joining Liverpool carries a huge responsibility and she is ready to contribute daily.
O'Sullivan has won 128 caps for Ireland and has been Courage captain since 2023.
Martha Thomas joins Liverpool on loan from Tottenham for the rest of the season.
Courage announced O'Sullivan's departure and thanked her for her impact in North Carolina.
O'Sullivan joins a Liverpool side with 12 straight league matches without a win.
Liverpool aims to bolster its squad with experienced international talent amid a challenging season.
The announcements were made on the weekend by both clubs.

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Liverpool allegedly want Eduardo Camavinga from Real Madrid, with a €80 million price tag reported.
Arsenal are linked with Arda Güler, but a January move is unlikely; a summer offer is more probable.
Liverpool faces competition for midfield and defensive targets from clubs across Europe, per sources cited by SI.
Manchester United remain active in transfer talks, rebuffing several center-back approaches.
Rúben Neves is mentioned as a potential target for Manchester United amid midfield transfer chatter.
West Ham allegedly set their sights on replacing Lucas Paquetá with Mateo Kovačić if he leaves.
Chelsea reportedly reached terms for Rennes defender Jérémy Jacquet, with a €70 million price tag.
Real Madrid are reportedly wary of Eduardo Camavinga's future, with indications he could stay beyond January.
Arda Güler has publicly stated he has no interest in leaving Real Madrid this month.
The piece aggregates rumors from several outlets including Fichajes, TEAMtalk, Foot Mercato, and ESPN to present a transfer snapshot.

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