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11 September 2026

Liverpool unveils permanent memorials to former women's manager Matt Beard

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Liverpool unveils permanent memorials to former women's manager Matt Beard

Liverpool have unveiled permanent memorials at their training ground and outside Anfield in tribute to former women’s team manager Matt Beard. BBC Sport reported the club has installed the memorials as lasting tributes to Beard’s contribution to the women’s side. The two new sites provide visible commemorations at both the everyday working base and the stadium, linking the women's team’s legacy with the wider club environment. The memorials are fixed features intended to honour Beard’s role with the team.

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Supporters and club staff now have permanent places at the training ground and outside Anfield to pay their respects.

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