Liverpool hope to draw GAA games to expanded Anfield

The club is owned by Fenway Sports Group, which also owns the Boston Red Sox, who have hosted the GAA’s Fenway Hurling Classic in three of the last five years.

Liverpool hope to attract GAA games to an expanded Anfield stadium.

The club unveiled plans to expand their Anfield Road stand by adding 7,000 seats in a new scheme which will take the ground’s capacity up to 61,000.