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Liverpool have installed a new memorial to commemorate the Heysel tragedy. Friday marked the 41st anniversary of the disaster that claimed the lives of 39 predominantly Juventus fans before the 1985 European Cup final in Brussels.
Anfield chiefs confirmed last year plans to replace the original plaque that was installed in 2010 outside the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand with a new tribute. A sculpture titled ‘Forever Bound’ will now stand near the Anfield Road Stand that was formally unveiled at a ceremony with representatives from both clubs.
The design was taken in consultation with supporters, including leading fan group Spirit of Shankly, as well as former players and Juventus officials. Liverpool ambassador Ian Rush, who witnessed events at Heysel and played for both club, said: “This new memorial means a great deal to all of us.
