Prior to Manchester United’s match at Anfield, an incident occurred where an unidentified individual threw a bottle at the team’s van. Police have initiated an investigation to identify the perpetrator responsible for the attack.
As the Reds’ coach arrived at Liverpool FC’s stadium for the anticipated Premier League clash against their rivals, the vehicle was targeted. A glass bottle, believed to be a Kopperberg bottle, struck the bus along Anfield Road near the Tia Hotel. Video footage posted on Twitter captured the moment, resulting in a minor crack in one of the side windows.
Merseyside Police issued a statement, confirming their examination of CCTV footage and their collaboration with Liverpool Football Club to apprehend those involved. Match Commander Chief Superintendent Mark Wiggins expressed concern over the incident, highlighting the collaborative efforts undertaken to ensure public safety and urging witnesses to come forward.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported on the bus or in the vicinity. Both clubs condemned the incident, with Liverpool Football Club working with law enforcement to conduct a thorough investigation. They urged anyone with relevant information or footage to contact Merseyside Police using the provided reference details for further assistance.
