The Reds’ official charity organised the unique event to reach out to local, young refugees and encourage them to attend its free Premier League Kicks sessions that take place at different locations in the city, in order to help them settle into their new surroundings.
Thirty young people from the local area who regularly attend PL Kicks sessions were also invited, and teams were mixed to ensure engagement between the individuals, breaking down barriers and helping refugees to integrate into the local community.
Tony Cosgrove, project lead at LFC Foundation, said: “When kids are playing football, language, culture and background doesn’t matter, that’s why the sport is so invaluable when helping kids to socialise and integrate.