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Anfield played host to a rather famous celebrity visitor from the United States on Sunday — pop star Lana Del Rey.
The singer, whose album Born to Die charted at No. 1 in 11 countries last year, was making her first ever visit to Anfield to see the game against Tottenham Hotspur, and she turned out to be something of a lucky charm — as the Reds came from behind to win 3-2.
Before the game kicked off, Lana spoke exclusively to the official LFC website.
Liverpoolfc.com: Why are you at Anfield today?
Del Rey: I was introduced to Liverpool FC by my manager, Ben, whose mood is dependent on the Liverpool results. I love watching Luis Suarez play.
Liverpoolfc.com: What are your first impressions of the city and the football stadium?
Del Rey: It’s actually my second time in Liverpool but my first time at Anfield. The people in Liverpool are so friendly and the stadium’s really impressive.
Liverpoolfc.com: Are you a football fan and have you attended a match before?
Del Rey: I’ve not had the chance to attend a game before but I’ve watched Liverpool on TV before. It’s great to actually come to Anfield.
Liverpoolfc.com: Liverpool supporters will be delighted to hear you are at Anfield today and will want to know if you are now a Liverpool fan?
Del Rey: Yes! Liverpool are my team but I also support Celtic in Scotland, who are my boyfriend Barrie’s team.
Photo via LiverpoolFC.com