Liverpool Wembley pubs: Full details for fans ahead of the Community Shield

Liverpool are set to take on Crystal Palace in the Community Shield on Sunday, 10 August, with both teams looking to kick their seasons off in style.

Liverpool have been allocated 30,047 tickets for the Community Shield, and all of these have been sold to season ticket holders and official members. If you are one of these lucky fans, then here is everything you need to know about which Wembley pubs have been allocated to Liverpool on Sunday.

Liverpool Wembley pubs: Where can Liverpool fans drink pre-match?

Liverpool have been allocated the east side of the stadium for the fixture, which they will be hoping isn't a bad omen, as this is also the side of Wembley they were allocated for the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle, which the Reds lost.

The east side of Wembley is also considered the worst of the two sides with respect to the number and quality of the pubs. The list of Liverpool Wembley pubs on the east side of the stadium includes:

• Blue Check Cafe – 12/13 Empire Way, Wembley, HA9 0RQ
• Crock of Gold – 23 Bridge Road, Wembley, HA9 9AB
• Crystal Club (Silverspoon) – South Way, Wembley, HA9 0HB
• Double 6 Sports Bar – 125 Wembley Park Drive, Wembley HA9 8HQ
• Flyer’s Bar – 45 Blackbird Hill, NW9 8RS
• St Joseph’s Social Club – Empire Way Wembley HA9 0RJ
• The Parish – 120 Wembley Park Drive, Wembley, HA9 8HP
• The Torch – Bridge Road, Wembley, HA9 9AB
• Watkins Folly – 1 Empire Way, Wembley HA9 0EW
• Wembley Tavern – 121 Wembley Park Drive, HA9 8HG

Liverpool have also been allocated the east fan zone, an outdoor space right next to the stadium where fans can enjoy food, drink, and music in the build-up to the match. Fans will need a valid match ticket to access the Liverpool fan zone.

The Liverpool fan zone at Wembley will open at 11:00 on Sunday and remain open until kick-off. However, alcohol will stop being served at 14:00 to give fans ample time to make their way to the turnstiles.

Other pubs around Wembley for Liverpool fans

For fans who would rather stay away from Wembley until the match, there are plenty of other popular drinking areas close to the national stadium. Kilburn High Road, which is just six stops away from Wembley on the underground, is packed with pubs, including the North London Tavern and The Old Bell.

Meanwhile, Baker Street is even closer (two stops from Wembley) and has plenty of pubs, including The Volunteer and The Globe. For fans arriving in the morning, there is a Wetherspoons directly next to Baker Street station.