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Jamie Carragher has released an emotional tribute to Liverpool fans caught up in the trophy parade crash

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher gave a moving tributes to the victims of the trophy parade crash during his opening address on the Overlap Fan Debate.

Fans of the club are still reeling from a horrifying incident that saw a car ram into supporters while they celebrated the team's Premier League title on the streets of Liverpool on Monday.

At least 79 people were injured, including a nine-year-old child.



Paul Doyle, 53, has since been charged with dangerous driving, causing grievous bodily harm with intent, wounding with intent to cause GBH, and attempting to cause GBH with intent.

The crash saw 27 people taken to hospital, with seven still being treated for their injuries after the terrifying scenes.

Carragher gave an emotional tribute to those who were involved and sent a message of well wishes to anyone who was caught up in the crash.

"I'm sure you are aware of the tragic events that happened in Liverpool around their trophy parade," he said to start the show.

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"Everybody here at the Overlap just wants to send their best wishes to everyone involved and hopefully fingers crossed everyone is OK."

Carragher then spoke to Liverpool fan Gareth Roberts who was on the streets when the incident happened, as he recalled "fearing the worst" as he struggled to get hold of his son - who was near the site of the crash but thankfully was unharmed.

"I turned onto Dale Street and as we got 400 yards down, police were running past us and screamed at us to get onto the pavement," he said.

"By the time we got to the pub, people came in and said something had happened involving a car.

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