Liverpool write to Luton for details of their handling tragedy chanting after statement released

Liverpool have written to Luton Town for details over their handling of tragedy chanting from fans as the fallout from Sunday's 1-1 draw at Kenilworth Road goes on.

And the club have also offered to work with Sunday's opponents ahead of their next meeting in an effort to educate those unaware about the meaning behind 'Always the Victims' chant that was aired across the ground at the weekend.

In what was the Reds' first trip to Luton in the league since 1991, supporters in the home ends sang a song that has connotations to the Hillsborough disaster in 1989 that eventually took the lives of 97 Liverpool supporters.

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The chanting was immediately slammed by Jamie Carragher on co-commentary duty for Sky Sports at the time with Jurgen Klopp later saying the songs brought "shame" on those who took part.

The ECHO understands Liverpool have offered to work with Luton around education ahead of the return fixture at Anfield in February after asking for details on their protocols that are in place to limit such chanting. The Reds are also keen to know what action will be taken for those found to have taken part in a chant that continues to have a deep impact on those affected by the April 1989 tragedy.

The Football Association confirmed on Monday they are in dialogue with the newly-promoted Premier League side over the incidents and the Hatters themselves released an apology later that day for those who were offended by the actions of their supporters at Kenilworth Road.

“Luton Town Football Club is saddened by reports of inappropriate chanting