Liverpool's new £115million main stand has been officially opened and will be enjoyed by fans for the first time on Saturday, when Jurgen Klopp's men face Premier League champions Leicester.
The 20,500-seater stand, which took 1.8m bricks and blocks, 5,000 tonnes of steel and 614 days to build, has caused change throughout Anfield.
A new tunnel has been constructed at the players' entrance while the famous Shankly Gates have been moved to the corner of the Centenary and Anfield Road stands.
There is also a memorial for the 96 Liverpool fans who lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster while 96 avenue, a tree-line walkway, has been created behind the stand.