Old rivals Manchester United and Liverpool face off once again in the Premier League this weekend, with the latter hoping to cement their position at the top of the table.
While both clubs have their fair share of Irish fans, one property in Co Meath leaves no doubt as to which team it fancies.
It's Anfield, but not the Anfield you expect.
'LFC Anfield' is a four-bed dormer bungalow in Donore, near Drogheda, named after the iconic Liverpool stadium.
While the home's capacity may not rival that of its namesake, which can hold over 61,000, the 250sqm property offers ample space for a soccer-mad family.
Built in 2007, the modern-styled home has an open-plan kitchen/diner, living room, conservatory, utility room and large bathroom on the ground floor.
The bedrooms are all generously spaced, which plenty of room for storage.
The master, which is located on the ground floor along with a second bedroom, has a fully tiled ensuite and fitted wardrobes.
A large landing leads to the remaining two bedrooms upstairs, as well as a large shower room.
Outside, there's room to play and entertain, with well-maintained lawns and a patio area off the rear of the house.
The property is located in Dunore village, and is just 6km from Drogheda, with easy access to the M1.
For more information, visit the property's listing on MyHome.ie.
