Liverpool Legends face off against Ajax Legends at Anfield in Charity Match

Liverpool Legends are taking on Ajax Legends this afternoon as Liverpool, Dirk Kuyt, and Fernando Torres return to Anfield in front of a packed crowd – and Sven-Goran Eriksson as manager.

More than 57,000 tickets have been sold which will raise funds for the LFC Foundations, with millions of pounds expected towards causes on Merseyside.

Eriksson was recently appointed as manager, and he revealed that he had always wanted to manage Liverpool, the club who supported as a child.

Now the 76-year-old, who managed England during a long and varied career in football, will have the chance to coach as Liverpool manager at Anfield.

Ajax will also put forward a strong team, with notable names including Rafael van der Vaart, Ronald de Boer, and Jari Litmanen – who appears in both squads today.

Last year’s charity fixture saw Liverpool Legends take on Barça Legends.

The game will be broadcast for free on the Liverpool social media channels, and LCTV subscribers can also tune in. Coverage begins at 2pm GMT.

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The Liverpool squad includes Jerzy Dudek, Sander Westerveld, Chris Kirkland, Daniel Agger, Fabio Aurelio, Sami Hyypia, Bjorn Tore Kvarme, Martin Skrtel, Gregory Vignal, Igor Biscan, Steven Gerrard, Mark Gonzalez, Maxi Rodriguez, Momo Sissoko, Jay Spearing, Ryan Babel, Djibril Cisse, Nabil El Zhar, Dirk Kuyt, Jari Litmanen, and Fernando Torres.

The Ajax squad features Aron Winter, Clyde Wijnhard, Danny Blind, Dennis Gentenaar, Derk Boerrigter, Eyong Enoh, Jan van Halst, Jari Litmanen, Kiki Musampa, Kenneth Perez, Michael Krohn-Dehli, Nordin Wooter, Nwankwo Kanu, Olaf Lindenbergh, Rafael van der Vaart, Ricardo van Rhijn, Richard Witschge, Ronald de Boer, Ryan Babel, Siem de Jong, Sjaak Swart, Simon Tahamata, Sonny Silooy, and Urby Emanuelson, with Ryan Babel and Jari Litmanen appearing in both squads.