Liverpool’s Premier League clash with Brighton at Anfield on Sunday could be at risk as Storm Boelo threatens to bring dangerous weather conditions to Merseyside.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Liverpool, with heavy rain and powerful winds expected to cause disruption throughout the weekend.
Wind gusts of 55–65 mph are considered likely, while some exposed and coastal areas could experience speeds of 70–80 mph or even higher.
The warning also highlights possible road closures, public transport disruption, power cuts and other safety concerns.
With travelling Brighton supporters facing a lengthy journey to Anfield, concerns are growing over whether the match can safely go ahead as scheduled.
Liverpool fans will remember the Merseyside derby against Everton that was postponed shortly before kick-off because of Storm Darragh.
Although both teams will hope Sunday’s game proceeds as planned, authorities must put public safety first if conditions become dangerous.
⚠️ Could Storm Boelo force another Premier League postponement?
👀 Liverpool fans will be watching this situation closely!
💬 More updates to follow 👇
