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Martin Skrtel says that it was "special" to be welcomed by a 95,000-strong crowd during Liverpool's pre-season win over Melbourne Victory yesterday.

Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel has claimed that playing in front of 95,000 fans in Australia for a pre-season friendly was "special".

The Reds walked out to the crowd singing 'You'll Never Walk Alone' before securing a 2-0 win over Melbourne Victory at the Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday.

"I think everybody enjoyed that because playing in front of 95,000 people doesn't happen every day, it was a good experience for everyone," Skrtel told LFCTV.

"It was something special. It was only a friendly game but playing in front of 95,000 people is always great."

Meanwhile, manager Brendan Rodgers has claimed that Arsenal need to increase their bid of £40,000,001m in order to prise striker Luis Suarez away from Anfield.

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