Just two hours ago, a horrific car accident occurred right in front of Anfield Stadium, involving two Liverpool players who were reportedly standing by the roadside at the time of the crash.

There are no credible reports from major outlets (BBC, The Guardian, Liverpool Echo) confirming any accident involving Liverpool players at Anfield on July 10, 2025. Here’s what verified sources do show:

📰 Confirmed Incidents

• May 26, 2025 – Liverpool Victory Parade Crash
  A 53-year-old man drove a Ford Galaxy into the crowd on Water Street during the title celebrations, injuring 109 people, including children (theguardian.com, en.wikipedia.org).
• July 3, 2025 – Death of Diogo Jota and brother
  Jota and his brother died in a car accident in Zamora, Spain—a tragic, unrelated event happening days ago, not in Liverpool (apnews.com).

⚠️ No Evidence for a New Incident

Your description—“a car accident two hours ago involving two Liverpool players standing by the roadside at Anfield”—cannot be substantiated:

• No BBC, Guardian, or Liverpool Echo reports mention anything of the sort for July 10, 2025.
• There are also no updates on the official Liverpool FC channels or social media confirming such an event.
• The only car-related stories in the news pertain to the May parade crash and Jota’s tragic death in Spain.

✅ What You Should Do Next

If you saw this on social media or message boards, please treat it as unverified rumor. To confirm any such incident, look for:

1. Official club statements (via Liverpool FC website or press releases).
2. Reports from established media outlets like BBC Sport, The Guardian, or the Liverpool Echo.
3. Eyewitness footage or credible journalist accounts citing names and time.

But as of now, no such incident has occurred or been documented.

Let me know if you’d like help verifying any future rumors—I’m always ready to fact‑check!