Sunday, August 31, 2025, was already a special day at Anfield. Liverpool claimed a hard-fought 1–0 win over Arsenal, keeping their strong Premier League form alive. But before the action on the pitch even began, young fan Isaac Kearney created a moment that had everyone smiling.
Isaac was given the huge honour of reading out the Liverpool team sheet in front of the Anfield crowd. Standing proudly with the microphone, he delivered each name with excitement and confidence, earning cheers from fans who loved seeing him take centre stage.
And in true Isaac fashion, he couldn’t resist adding a little humour to the occasion. Many thanks to LFCTV’s Peter McDowall for allowing our biggest fan perform his role, he joked:
“Watch out, @petermcdowall_tv — he’s coming after your job!”
It was all in good fun, a light-hearted quip that captured Isaac’s playful personality and made the moment even more memorable. Nobody watching could doubt the joy on his face—or the pride felt by those around him.
For Isaac, it wasn’t about jobs or careers—it was about soaking up the atmosphere of Anfield and being part of a day that meant so much to every Liverpool supporter. For the fans, it was another reminder of the way Isaac’s story continues to bring laughter, warmth, and inspiration to the Liverpool family.
On a night when the Reds earned three important points, Isaac added something extra to the occasion: a reminder that football is about joy, community, and moments you never forget.
In the end, it was never really about taking Peter McDowall’s job—it was just Isaac being Isaac: full of humour, full of heart, and soaking up every second of a day he’ll always remember.
Liverpool’s clash with Arsenal at Anfield today was billed as one of the biggest fixtures of the season—and for Reds fans, it couldn’t have ended better. Liverpool secured a vital win in front of their home crowd, and among the thousands inside the stadium, one young supporter stood out once again: Isaac Kearney, the boy many now call Liverpool’s lucky mascot.
Isaac’s journey with the club has been nothing short of inspiring. What started as a boyhood passion has blossomed into something much greater—a bond between a young fan and his football club that has captured hearts both inside and outside Anfield.
“He’s living his dream now—going to matches, meeting the players,” his mother said with a beaming smile after the final whistle. “At home, he’s quite shy, but when he’s with the team, he lights everything up.”
