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German football manager, Jurgen Klopp, was chosen to be one of the nominees in the 2022 British LGBT awards for the Ally of the Year accolade, Liverpool

The Reds have condemned even more homophobic chanting at Chelsea fans and players by 'a small section' of its own supporters during the club's 1-1 draw with the London side at Anfield. 

Liverpool FC's men's and women's teams will continue to take the knee ahead of matches during 2021-22, to show their support in the fight against racism and discrimination.

LFC launches anti-hate campaign – Stop The Hate, Stand Up, Report It Reds’ campaign ‘Stop The Hate, Stand Up, Report It’ calls for fans to report online hate.  Club will join footballing organisations in social media boycott from 3pm BST on Friday April 30 to midnight on May 3. To take a stand against hate, the Reds are launching a new social media campaign – Stop The Hate, Stand Up, Report It – that calls upon fans to report incidents of racism, hate and discriminatory abuse online.  The campaign aims to encourage both fans and the wider community to stand up for and support th...

FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Premier League - Liverpool v Chelsea - Anfield, Liverpool, Britain - March 4, 2021 Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold in action Pool via REUTERS/Phil Noble (Reuters) - Liverpool on Wednesday condemned the "abhorrent" racial abuse of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Naby Keita and Sadio Mane on social media after the trio were targeted following Tuesday's 3-1 Champions League defeat by Real Madrid. England defender Alexander-Arnold was sent monkey emojis on his latest Instagram post, while similar abuse was directed at Guinea midfielder Keita and Senegal forward Mane. ...