Yeats, who wore the armband for Liverpool more than 400 times, was the first Reds skipper to lift the FA Cup, and the centre-back also won two top-flight league titles during a decade with the club from 1961.
The man described as a ‘colossus’ by Bill Shankly sadly passed away at the age of 86 last week.
At the first men’s home match since Yeats’ passing, supporters delivered an applause in his honour before kick-off, while a special mosaic was also formed on the Kop.
See the tributes in the video below.
