The game will be the first Women’s Super League fixture ever staged at the Reds’ home ground.
It marks yet another milestone for Bradley-Auckland, who has overcome severe injury problems in her career to emerge last season as an ever-present for Liverpool Women and the winner of the Players’ Player of the Year award.
While team results have not been what was hoped this season, Bradley-Auckland has been her normal dependable self at the heart of the defence and she was recently a finalist for the Northwest Women’s Footballer of the Year award.
“It will be a massive honour to lead the girls out but just to play at Anfield is amazing,” she told Liverpoolfc.