“You’ll Never Walk Alone”, the club’s anthem, was then played as it does before each kick-off of home matches.
Three days before the Brentford fixture, pockets of Liverpool fans made their feelings clear in the win over Fulham when they were heard chanting “You can stick your coronation up your a---”.
The matchday programme ahead of facing Thomas Frank’s team highlighted the club’s Community Day and the charity work in the city of LFC Foundation and Red Neighbours. However, Jurgen Klopp also wrote in his programme notes of a special day for the country and wished Charles III well.
“Even though I still consider myself a guest here, I have been in England more than long enough to know that this is a special day for the country,” he wrote.
“As a German who has spent his entire working life in football, I certainly am not an expert on English history or the monarchy, but I have seen and heard enough to know that there are people in this country and around the world who will be excited by the Coronation.
“We will be busy with our own concerns, of course, but I would like to take this opportunity to wish King Charles III well, not just for today but also for the future.”
