Coroner Andre Rebello said Andrew Devine's death on Tuesday was "more likely than not" a result of the brain injury he suffered in the tragedy 32 years ago.

       He recorded the death of the 55-year-old, who is the 97th victim, as an unlawful killing.

       Andrew continued to attend matches when he was able.

       Before the training session in Tirol, Austria, Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp gathered everyone together and said: "We found out that Andrew was in hospital last week and all of us hoped he would make a recovery but it wasn't to be.

       "It is a very sad moment for everyone who has Liverpool in their hearts and for many others besides. We've lost an incredible person, someone who showed us all what it is to fight and refused to give in even when the expectation was he could fight no more."