A mural to legendary Reds goalkeeper Ray Clemence is the latest street art to be created near Anfield stadium.
Ray, whose portrait appears on the side of a house in Wylva Road, made 665 appearances for the club.
The mural is accompanied by a quote from Bill Shankly, which reads: "Ray had everything, he's quick, he doesn't wanna be beaten. He's just a great goalkeeper."
A string of murals have appeared at various locations around the city over the summer to celebrate Liverpool's Premier League win, including near the stadium.
But the mural dedicated to Ray Clemence is the first to pay tribute to a figure from LFC's illustrious past.
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Ray, now 72, was part of the Liverpool team of the 1970s and spent the bulk of his playing career with the club. During that time, he won three European cup winners' medals, as well as being part of the England squad as goalkeeper.
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After retiring as a player in 1988, he continued to work in football as a coach and with the FA, before retiring in 2013.
Ray has faced numerous battles with ill-health and has been living with advanced prostate cancer since 2005.
He has been a long-standing ambassador for the men's health charity Prostate Cancer UK. You can find out more about the organisation here.
