April 21, 1917 It was the sixth meeting of the Merseyside clubs, and the day being fine and bright a large crowd assembled at Goodison
Category: Match reports
Liverpool won at Dingle Park
April 19, 1917 Over 1,000 spectators were present at Dingle Park to witness South Liverpool and Liverpool. The seniors won by the only goal scored
Everton beat Liverpool easily
April 9, 1917 It was something of a novelty for Liverpool and Everton to meet on two successive days. That the game were popular was
Huge crowd see Liverpool beaten
April 9, 1917 There were 23,000 people present and £580 was taken at Anfield on Saturday and the crowd had a good run for their
Everton won well v. neighbours
April 9, 1917 Yes, it was well won, and, though four goals was hardly a correct idea of how the game went in their favour,
Capital and clean game at Anfield
April 6, 1917 Two matches on successive days between the Liverpool favourites is a war novelty and one that is appreciated by the footballing public,
Players at loggerhads
March 26, 1917 Liverpool’s penultimate game in the competition proper was married by many regrettable incidents that quite ruined the contest. The climax was reached
The champions march on
March 5, 1917 In gaining a couple of points against Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park, on Saturday, Liverpool practically consolidated their position as champions of
Narrow defeat at Stockport
May 1, 1916 Liverpool fulfilled their last official engagement of the season by meeting Stockport County at Edgeley Park on Saturday. The day was far
Horace Barnes persistent and clever
April 17, 1916 Liverpool failed because their forward line was disjointed, and the right wing shot rather wildly. Rarely has the team set off so
Liverpool defeated at Oldham
April 10, 1916 For once in a way the sun shone brilliantly at Boundary Park, and visitors to that wind swept enclosure were able to
War time record at Goodison Park
April 3, 1916 Delightful weather and a delightful game graced the Goodison proceedings. Everton won well – if late on – and they merited a
Fourth Meeting This Season of the City’s Big Clubs
April 1, 1916 Strength. Locally the teams were stronger than for a moth past. Liverpool had Pagnam and Pinkney back, and Everton had Wareing, Brown,
Liverpool with late winner against Stockport County
March 27, 1916 Curious weather and curious sport was witnessed on Saturday. A gale of wind and the flow of Jupiter Pluvius led to some
A rattling good game
March 13, 1916 Fifteen thousand spectators witnessed a rattling good game at Hyde Road, where the champions of the Lancashire Section were in opposition to
Liverpool’s inner men improve
March 6, 1916 The last time Oldham were at Anfield the inside forwards of the home lot did very poorly, but on Saturday they fared
Another friendly local derby settled
February 28, 1916 Thank goodness, the men of the Liverton clubs did not besmirch their characters in the critical eye of the football world. Bradford
A Liverpool hat-trick in victories
February 28, 1916 Once again Liverpool have succeeded in lowering the colours of their Goodison Park neighbours, their latest victory, on the ground of the
Liverpool win the rubber
February 28, 1916 Liverpool for the third time this season beat Everton “Twice” the League game have gone their way by handsome margins – 4-1
Liverpool’s surprising scoop at Southport
February 14, 1916 The delightful uncertainty which attaches to football was reflected in the game between Liverpool and Southport Central on the latter’s ground on
Liverpool v Blackpool 1-0 (League match: February 5, 1916)
February 5, 1916 Match: Lancashire Section, principal tournament, at Anfield, kick off: 15:15. Liverpool – Blackpool 1-0 (1-0). Attendance: 17,000. Referee: Mr. H.T. Yates; linesmen:
Ernest Pinkney secure a point at Old Trafford
January 31, 1916 Liverpool’s visit to Trafford Park, on Saturday, where they met Manchester United in the presence of 10,000 spectators, was provocative of an
Liverpool make a race of it with Bury
January 24, 1916 Liverpool F.C. lived up to their reputation on Saturday. They “made a race of it” with Bury. They had them well beaten
Rochdale came from behind to win
January 17, 1916 Having basked in Fortune’s smile at Stockport a week ago, Liverpool saw something of the frown of the goddess at Rochdale on
Liverpool broke fresh ground
January 10, 1916 So far as the existing competition is concerned, Liverpool broke fresh ground by visiting Stockport on Saturday. They are to be congratulated
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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