Liverpool confirm pre-season fixtures ahead of 2023-24 campaign

Liverpool reveal pre-season fixtures ahead of the new campaign

Liverpool FC has announced their pre-season schedule, which includes two matches in Germany and a return to Singapore for a series of exciting encounters. Jurgen Klopp’s men will be gearing up for the upcoming season with a mix of challenging fixtures.

First up, the Reds will face Karlsruher SC from the 2. Bundesliga on Wednesday, July 19, with kick-off set for 5:30 pm BST at BBBank Wildpark. All information on pre-season fixtures is also available on the club’s official website.

Following this, Liverpool will engage in a behind-closed-doors match against SpVgg Greuther Fürth, also from the German second division, on Monday, July 24 at 12 pm BST. While supporters may not be able to attend in person, this encounter will surely serve as an important opportunity for Klopp and his team to fine-tune their preparations.

Liverpool reveal pre-season fixtures ahead of the new campaign.

Continuing their pre-season campaign, Liverpool will return to Singapore after a highly successful visit last year. The Reds will lock horns with Leicester City at the National Stadium on Sunday, July 30.

Asia Pre-Season for the Reds

In our last pre-season tour, we won the Standard Chartered Singapore Trophy against Crystal Palace and have our best chances at defending it as well.

Just three days later, on Wednesday, August 2, Liverpool will face off against Bayern Munich at the same venue. The winner of this high-profile encounter will walk away with the Singapore Trophy, presented by Audi and Standard Chartered Bank. This showdown promises to be a thrilling contest.

Liverpool won the Singapore Trophy in the 2022 Pre Season.

Liverpool’s pre-season fixtures offer an exciting blend of competitive matches and international exposure. The team will surely use these opportunities to fine-tune their strategies, assess player fitness, and build team cohesion ahead of the new season.

Moreover, it gives the fans away from home to get a glimpse of their favourite teams much closer instead of travelling all the way.