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Liverpool endured a difficult 2025-26 campaign under Arne Slot, failing to retain their Premier League crown and going trophyless, and fans will be hoping for a fresh start this summer with Andoni Iraola at the helm.
The former Bournemouth manager has established a reputation for playing an aggressive front-footed attacking style, and the Reds' faithful will get their first glimpse of his philosophy when Liverpool face Sunderland at GEODIS Park on July 25 as part of the Premier League Summer Series.
GEODIS Park – home to MLS side Nashville SC – boasts a capacity of just over 30,000, and may be familiar to some fans after the ground hosted three games during the 2025 Club World Cup.
Liverpool are expected to head into their clash against Sunderland with the majority of their squad in tow, as while World Cup 2026 only ends on July 19, the Reds have just two players still competing in the tournament – Alisson Becker (Brazil) and Alexis Mac Allister (Argentina).
Heading to the match yourself? Here, Football Ground Guide covers all you need to know about how to get to GEODIS Park for Liverpool's friendly with Sunderland.
How to get to GEODIS Park using public transport
The city of Nashville, Tennessee is well-serviced by public transport routes, including bus services that run to stops near GEODIS Park.
It is suggested that fans might want to use the WeGo service to head to GEODIS Park, taking the number eight bus route towards 100 Oaks from 8th Ave S & Demonbreun St SB and getting off at 8th Ave S & Roycroft Pl SB (11 stops, 10 mins).
After hopping off, it is a short walk down Wedgewood Avenue before turning right onto Bransford Avenue, from where you should be able to see GEODIS Park.
Alternatively, the number 52 bus labelled ‘A – Hickory Plaza' can take you from the Convention Center stop downtown to Fairgrounds Station Outbound (six stops, 12 mins).
This second route will leave supporters with a shorter walk through the park and fairgrounds to the stadium on the other side.
WeGo's pricing is very reasonable, costing just $2 (£1.50) for a two-hour journey, with a maximum cap of $4 (£3) per day. Customers can use contactless payment methods such as enabled Visa, Mastercard and Discover cards, as well as Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay.
How to get to GEODIS Park using a rideshare service
In order to make accessing GEODIS Park easier for more vehicles on matchdays, the venue features designated rideshare drop-off and pickup zones on Craighead Street.
The area for each individual event at the stadium will be clearly marked ‘with flags and signage', and should be difficult to miss.
Visitors are advised that guest pickup will only be allowed from zones one through four on Craighead Street.
Cycling to GEODIS Park
There are numerous bike racks positioned at various spots around GEODIS Park, available on a first-come first-served basis.
Nashville also features a bicycle rental service called Nashville BCycle, with a station on the southwest corner of the stadium.
Nashville BCycle prices are as follows:
- Pay Per Minute Pass: $1 + $.45/minute (£0.75 + £0.45/minute)
- Day Pass: $23 (£17.23) – unlimited 2-hour rides for 24 hours
- Monthly Pass: $35 (£26.22) – unlimited 2-hour rides for 30 days
- Annual Pass: $160 (£119.85) – unlimited 2-hour rides for a year
Parking near GEODIS Park
Parking near the stadium is available to book via GEODIS Park's partner service PMC Lots, which features a wide range of locations with varying degrees of a walk from the ground.
Do keep in mind that parking prices are likely to rise close to the match due to the surge in demand, just as they have done at other venues on FIFA affiliated services during the World Cup.