Liverpool FC is nothing without our supporters and that's why we're always looking to find new ways to reach out to fans from all over the world. Here is where you can find the club on social media...

More than 26 million fans currently 'Like' LFC on Facebook and in return they see daily news, interviews, exclusive photos from training, videos and loads more.

Our worldwide Twitter feed - @LFC - provides more than 4.5 million followers with breaking news, stats, team news first, photos and exclusive interviews with current and former players. We also interact with fans in various countries and languages - click here to see a list of our international accounts.

Our Instagram feed provides more than 1.5 million fans with classic and current shots from LFC daily on their mobile devices.

LFC Xtra is the official social portal for LFC fans and is available online or as an app. The platform provides news, features, artwork, stats, plus much more. It is a fully immersive world for Reds all over the world, who can post their own stories, stay up to date with favourite players, view exclusive content and personalise the network to their liking.

Make sure you're following Official_LFC on Snapchat for exclusive behind-the-scenes photos and videos on LFC matchdays.

Launched in 2011-12, the official LFC YouTube channel now has more than 370,000 subscribers who have clocked up more than 66 million video views. With hundreds of videos posted, including player diaries, keepy uppy challenges, training ground goals and harlem shakes, it's a great way to watch the best clips from LFC and, what's more, it's 100 per cent free.

Pinterest allows users to create virtual pinboards where they can collect and share with the world the photos that have caught their attention on the web. Check out our brilliant selection of LFC pinboards as we share photos of the people, places and items that either inspire us, make us proud or make us laugh.

Launched in March 2012, The Reds Gallery is an official LFC photo blog showcasing largely unseen prints from the club's mammoth photography archive dating back more than 100 years. Fans can share the photos we post on their own Tumblr blogs and even order prints by simply clicking on the pictures.