Liverpool have offered the availability of their matchday stewards to local supermarkets to help them manage large crowds during the coronavirus crisis.
The issue of panic buying has been rife in the UK since the government began implementing measures to halt the spread of Covid-19.
Despite supermarkets taking steps to try and control the issue, stores remain far busier than usual as people continue to stockpile in anticipation of a country-wide lockdown.
With football suspended, Liverpool have offered to help ease that burden on local supermarkets by sharing their stewards, who would normally be looking after supporters at Anfield on matchdays.