An Oasis reunion could take place in the future, according to Liam Gallagher.

The Britpop group split acrimoniously in 2009 after a heated fall-out, with the two Gallagher brothers starting separate bands.

Speaking to Digital Spy at the Glastonbury Festival, Liam Gallagher said that a reunion could happen in the near future if the stars align. He revealed:

"Without being f**king hippy, it'll happen when it'll happen. If the musical gods want it to happen."

He added: "If it does happen, we'll be match-fit."

Speaking about a venue for the possible reunion, the Beady Eye singer said: "Wherever it'll be, it will be big. But who's to say it should be big? Maybe it'll be small."

Beady Eye meanwhile, as expected, performed a 'secret' set at Glastonbury today (June 28) at 11am.