Liverpool's potential title-winning game against Manchester City next Thursday will go ahead at the Etihad Stadium, as exclusively revealed by Sportsmail.
Following a meeting on Thursday morning, the local Safety Advisory Group announced that it 'made no objections' for the fixture to go ahead as planned.
Liverpool's visit to City was one of six Premier League matches initially identified as high-risk last month by the national lead for football policing, Mark Roberts, amid suggestions they should be switched to neutral venues to avoid the potential for mass gatherings.