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The Kop at Liverpool Football Club's Anfield Stadium is famous for creating an atmosphere so intense, it feels like it can pull the ball right into the net. That passion inspired a question: Could the roars, chants, and movement of the 12,000 fans in the Kop actually map the story of a live match? To find out, Trimble technology was brought into Anfield to monitor the stand in real time as the game unfolded, with more than 60,000 fans in the stadium. What resulted was an unprecedented look at how matchday passion translates into measurable structural data. See the results: https://bit.ly/4A6H4VB

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