Liverpool fan shamed into returning Isak's shirt after snatching it from a child at Anfield

A grown man grabbed Alexander Isak's No.9 match-worn shirt from a young supporter at Anfield on Saturday, leaving the child visibly distraught and Isak himself stunned. Footage of the incident went viral, with fans of clubs across the country rounding on the culprit as 'shameless' and 'embarrassing'. Stewards and fellow supporters stepped in, pressuring the man into returning the shirt to the child it was always meant for. The flashpoint came after Liverpool drew 2-2 with Nottingham Forest, with Isak heading down the tunnel after a post-match interview when he tried to gift the shirt to the child.

Isak had scored Liverpool's first goal of the game before helping equalise in a bruising draw that leaves the club 11th after two matches.

'Grown man steaming a sweaty kit off a child — should be banned from entering Anfield again,' one furious fan posted on X.

New manager Andoni Iraola's side has now drawn both Premier League openers, having also come from behind to draw against Newcastle last week.