Statistics

Match Summary
Biggest Home Win
Biggest Away Win
Biggest Home Defeat
Biggest Away Defeat
Highest Drawn Home Game
Highest Drawn Away Game
Highest Aggregate Home Scoreline
Highest Aggregate Away Scoreline

 

Season at a Glance
	Home		Away		Total
	#	%	#	%	#	%
Played	0		0		0
Won		0%		0%	0	0%
Drawn		0%		0%	0	0%
Lost		0%		0%	0	0%
Scored		0		0	0	0
Conceded		0		0	0	0

 

Progression in Cup Competitions
No cup fixtures known at present

 

Home Attendance Summary
No home matches played at present

 

Number of Games Since
Last Win	games
Last Defeat	games
Goalless Draw	games
Score Draw	games
Scored A Goal	games
Fail To Score	games
Clean Sheet	games

 

Scored / Conceded This Season
	Scored		Conceded
	#	%	#	%
None		%		%
One		%		%
Two		%		%
Three		%		%
Four		%		%
Five or more		%		%

 

When the Goals Went In
	For		Against		Total
	#	%	#	%	#	%
0-15		%		%		%
16-30		%		%		%
31-45		%		%		%
46-60		%		%		%
61-75		%		%		%
76-90		%		%		%
90-105		%		%		%
105-120		%		%		%

 

History

City of Liverpool FC was formed in 2015 and began playing football in 2016/17 Season in the NWCFL Division One (Step 6).

That first season will live long in the memory of anyone who lived it (sometimes for the wrong reasons!!) but concluded with a magical cup Treble of the Reusch Cup (1st Division Trophy), Macron Cup (won on penalties after playing 63 minutes with 10 men and 19 minutes with 9 men) and the 1st Division Play Off Final.

Manager Simon Burton was awarded Manager of the Year and Goalkeeper Stephen Longrigg Goalkeeper of the Year at the NWCFL AGM.

Our average attendance that season 474.

We also went on to win the Champions Cup again on penalties and again finishing the game with 9 men. 4 Trophies in one Season (our first!) might take some beating.

Our Second Season and our first in the NWCFL Premier Division (Step 5) was quieter as the weather took its toll and we had 18 postponements and in catching up on the fixture backlog, we moved from mid-table to a creditable 4th place finish.

Season 2018/19 was another magical season as Craig Robinson had us unbeaten until December and Top of the league from September, where we stayed until the very last week of the Season where we were pushed down to 2nd place after an unbelievable 20 game winning run from landlords Bootle FC, saw them take over the top spot on Easter Bank Holiday after beating The Purps 1-0.

With just 1 game remaining in the Season, we went away to Irlam and won 3-1, whilst Bootle were held 1-1 at home by Northwich Victoria - and we were Premier League Champions and promoted to the NPL Division 1 West.

A week later and probably still the worse for wear, we lost the Macron Cup Final 1-0 to 1874 Northwich with an 88th minute goal, although we did go on and beat 1874 in the Champions Cup Final.

So we left the NWCFL with 6 trophies in 3 Seasons, which at the time made us the joint most trophy winningest club in NWCFL history with Warrington Town (although we won our 6 a lot quicker).

We then had 6 seasons at Step 4 where in fairness we usually struggled both on the field and off it, although COVID didn't help.

In Season 23/24 we achieved our highest finish of 5th under Paul McNally and reached the Play Off Final, only to lose to Prescot, again finishing the final with 10 men and also reached the final of the Liverpool Senior Cup losing 2 nil to Marine

Both of these finals were played at the home ground of our opponents.

Season 24/25 started brightly, but quickly deteriorated and we were on a slippery slope from which we never recovered, slumping to bottom place and relegation back to the NWCFL Premier Division.