LIVERPOOL have confirmed their final pre-season game against Barcelona will be held at Wembley.
: Liverpool will come up against Luis Suarez and Barcelona at Wembley
The glamour friendly, part of the International Champions Cup,
will take place on Saturday 6 August - a week before the new season
starts - with kick-off at 5pm.
And it will see the Reds come up against former stars Luis Suarez and Javier Mascherano for the first time since they left Anfield in 2014 and 2010 respectively.
Liverpool ambassador Gary McAllister said: “What an incredible game to round off such a high-profile tournament - and all set under the iconic Wembley arch.
“I’m sure this game will be a great spectacle for Reds fans and football fans in general. I can’t wait.”
Adult tickets for the game start at £26 while junior tickets will cost £15.
Liverpool’s first two games in the International Champions Cup, against Chelsea and AC Milan, will take place during their July tour of the USA.
Charlie Stillitano, chairman of Relevent Sports, said: “Barcelona
and Liverpool are two of the biggest football clubs in the world.
“The ability to have these two powerhouse clubs compete is what the ICC is all about and truly an honour.
"Bringing these clubs and the ICC to Wembley Stadium is an incredible mark of the growth of the tournament in only four years.”
: Liverpool will come up against Luis Suarez and Barcelona at Wembley
And it will see the Reds come up against former stars Luis Suarez and Javier Mascherano for the first time since they left Anfield in 2014 and 2010 respectively.
Liverpool ambassador Gary McAllister said: “What an incredible game to round off such a high-profile tournament - and all set under the iconic Wembley arch.
“I’m sure this game will be a great spectacle for Reds fans and football fans in general. I can’t wait.”
Adult tickets for the game start at £26 while junior tickets will cost £15.
Liverpool’s first two games in the International Champions Cup, against Chelsea and AC Milan, will take place during their July tour of the USA.
“The ability to have these two powerhouse clubs compete is what the ICC is all about and truly an honour.
"Bringing these clubs and the ICC to Wembley Stadium is an incredible mark of the growth of the tournament in only four years.”