Liverpool falls silent on 36th anniversary

Liverpool was silent before to commemorate the 36th anniversary of Hillsborough disaster.

Ninety -seven football fans were fatally injured in a crush on the terrace in a semifinal of the FA Cup between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest on April 15, 1989.

The silence of the minute begged through Liverpool at 15:06 BST, the exact time the game stopped at the Sheffield Wednesday stage in 1989.

A bell at the Liverpool City Council was launched 97 times in tribute to each of the men, women and children who died.

New research on disaster concluded in April 2016 that 96 football supporters were illegal killed In the disaster.

He The same conclusion was reached For a coroner on the 97th victim, Andrew Devine, after his death in 2021.

The flags were flown half mast from the civic buildings in Liverpool on Tuesday, while the Liverpool City Council will then light red.

Liverpool Football Club also marked the anniversary.

The coaches and captains of the male, female and youth teams placed Wiz in the Hillsborough memorial in Anfield.

In an online publication, the club said the 97 victims “will never be forgotten.”

Liverpool also marked the anniversary before Sunday’s Premier League match against West Ham United.

A mosaic in tribute to the 97 children, women and men who died were formed in the duration of the kop a minute of silence.