Preston vs Liverpool LIVE: Reds feature for first time since Diogo Jota's death as both clubs pay tribute
The brothers will be commemorated with touching tributes from the two clubs.
Before kick-off, there will be a rendition of Liverpool's anthem You'll Never Walk Alone and Preston will lay a wreath alongside the away supporters.
A minute's silence will be observed in memory of Diogo and Andre, while digital tributes will be displayed on the screen and across pitchside LEDs - and both sets of players will wear black armbands during the match.
Preston are also offering a free 16-page matchday programme dedicated to the late brothers to all supporters with a matchday ticket.
Heartbroken Liverpool players returned for pre-season training on Tuesday after the majority of stars attended Jota's funeral in Portugal last weekend.
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