Before their match against West Ham, Liverpool supporters will be enraged after the Premier League announcement.

Before their match against West Ham, Liverpool supporters will be enraged after the Premier League announcement.

This weekend, West Ham United will meet Liverpool at the London Stadium in the Premier League.

With David Moyes’ team still hoping to place in the top seven, and Jurgen Klopp’s team vying for the championship, fans are excitedly awaiting the West Ham vs. Liverpool Premier League match.

The Hammers will need to perform at their highest level if we are to defeat Liverpool, who are undoubtedly a great team.

After Sunday’s 5-2 loss to Crystal Palace, Moyes acknowledged that he is under a lot of pressure right now and that he won’t mind being instructed to leave the team.

But I don’t think he’ll be leaving before the season ends, and with the big game against Liverpool coming up in three days, the Scot will be expecting a lot from his players.

Some information has surfaced ahead of the game that the Liverpool supporters won’t be too happy about.

Premier League announcement prior to the match between West Ham and Liverpool

Like the Reds, of course, the Hammers also sorely need all three points on Saturday.

The Merseyside team, who play Everton at Goodsion Park tonight at 8 p.m., will surely already be incensed about their Saturday 12:30 slot.

Nevertheless, Klopp has an enormous roster of elite players at his disposal. He would be able to have two Premier League sides that could contend for the top four spots.

But, the official declaration made ahead of the game will not please the German and Liverpool supporters in the slightest.

Through their official website, the Premier League has confirmed that Anthony Taylor will be the match director at the London Stadium on Saturday.

Liverpool supporters have demonstrated against Taylor officiating their games on multiple occasions in the past, most notably during their match against Manchester United earlier this month (Daily Mail).

The 45-year-old judging Reds games is despised by the team since he is a native of the Greater Manchester area.

But in contrast to what the public believes, Taylor actually supports Altrincham, a National League team, rather than Manchester United or Manchester City, and he owns a season ticket there.

With 59 games officiated by Taylor, more Liverpool games than any other club. Of those games, the Reds have lost ten.

In the meantime, out of the 35 games Taylor has officiated for us, the Hammers have won 15, drawn five, and lost 15. (Transfermarkt).

The fact that Anthony Taylor will start in the midfield for Liverpool against West Ham on Saturday will not please any Liverpool supporters. Hopefully, their discontent will only grow when the full-time whistle sounds.