Sunday, April 27 – 1902 Blackburn Rovers v Liverpool 1-1. The Rovers, who had the advantage of playing at home, pressed at start, and Fred
Arthur Capes to Stoke
Saturday, April 26 – 1902 Arrangements have been made for the transfer of Arthur Capes from Nottingham Forest to Stoke, the ex-Burton man, after playing
Sheffield United v Southampton 2-1 (English FA Cup Final, replay: April 26, 1902)
April 26, 1902 Match: English FA Cup, Final, replay, at Crystal Palace, kick-off: 15:30. Sheffield United – Southampton 2-1 (1-0). Attendance: 33,068; gate receipts: £1,626
Blackburn Rovers v Liverpool 1-1 (League match, April 26 – 1902)
Saturday, April 26 – 1902 Match: Football League, First Division, at Ewood Park, kick-off: 15:30. Blackburn Rovers – Liverpool 1-1 (1-0). Attendance: 2,500. Referee: Mr.
Liverpool v Grimsby Town 2-2 (League match: April 21, 1902)
April 21, 1902 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield. Liverpool – Grimsby Town 2-2 (2-1). Attendance: 12,000. Liverpool (2-3-5): Bill Perkins; Tom J. Robertson,
Liverpool v Bury
April 21, 1902 Liverpool v Bury. This game meant a tremendous lot to Liverpool, as a loss might really consign them to Division 1. Bury
Sheffield United v Southampton 1-1 (English FA Cup Final, April 19, 1902)
April 19, 1902 Match: English FA Cup, Final, at Crystal Palace, kick-off: 15:30. Sheffield United – Southampton 1-1 (0-0). Attendance: 76,914; gate receipts: £2,895 8s.
Liverpool v Bury 1-0 (League match: April 19, 1902)
April 19, 1902 Match: Football League, First Division, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:30. Liverpool – Bury 1-0 (1-0). Attendance: 12,000. Referee: Mr. A.F. Sutcliffe. Liverpool (2-3-5):
John “Sailor” Hunter the preferred partner to John Cox
April 19, 1902 Little has been heard of late of Charles Satterthwaite, the big forward who a season back used to partner John Cox on
Don McCallum far behind in the queue
April 19, 1902 Don McCallum, formerly of Queens Park, came to Liverpool with good credentials as a right full back, but the Anfielders have usually
No Anfield-success for George Fleming and George Bowen
April 19, 1902 Neither George Fleming nor George Bowen, whom Liverpool secure at the commencement of the season from Wolverhampton Wanderers, have made very regular
George Bowen and Charles Satterthwaite are fit again
April 19, 1902 George Bowen, the injured Anfielder, is now almost fit and well again, as is Charles Satterthwaite. It is scarcely likely, however, that
Peter Kyle in form for Kettering
April 12, 1902 Peter Kyle, the old Clyde and Parkhead forward, is getting many goals for Kettering just now. He seems to have regained his
Daniel Cunliffe: Champion scorer of the South
April 12, 1902 Daniel Cunliffe would seem to be justly entitled to the name of “champion scorer of the South,” as in the two seasons
John Waddington transferred to Liverpool
April 3, 1902 The negotiations which were opened a short time ago for the securing by the Chorley club of the well-known players Tommy Bradshaw
A sketch of Ibrox Park
April 7, 1902 (The Athletic News: April 7, 1902)
22 killed and 200 injured in Glasgow football disaster
April 5, 1902 The collapse of a stand in Glasgow. Game played whilst people lay dying. An appalling accident, unprecedented in the annals of football
Preparations for the great international
April 2, 1902 All eyes will be turned towards Ibrox Park, Glasgow, on Saturday first, when Scotland and England meet in their thirtieth International game.
Rounding off a remunerative Easter
April 2, 1902 Yesterday Sheffield Wednesday played their third League match of the holidays, and though they were unable to repeat the successes they achieved
The Wednesday v Liverpool 1-1 (League match: April 1, 1902)
April 1, 1902 Match: Football League, First Division, at Owlerton, kick-off: 15:30. The Wednesday – Liverpool 1-1 (1-1). Attendance: 20,000. Referee: Mr. John Henry Strawson;
The death of Harry Haynes
March 29, 1902 The death took place suddenly last night of Harry Haynes, the well-known Southampton footballer. After playing for Walsall and Wolverhampton Wanderers for
A Notts County football poem
Saturday, March 29 – 1902 “Forward – not back.” (The “Magpies” motto.”), by “WAB.” (Nottingham Evening Post, 29-03-1902)
Everton v Liverpool at Goodison Park
March 29, 1902 So far as Liverpool was concerned, there was no attractive football fixture yesterday, the chief event being a friendly game, at Goodison
Liverpool Reserves v Everton Reserves 0-3
March 29, 1902 The return Lancashire Combination match between the reserves of Everton and Liverpool was played at Anfield Road in splendid weather. The game
Liverpool Reserves v Everton Reserves 0-3 (League match: March 28, 1902)
March 28, 1902 Reserves, Lancashire Combination, at Anfield. Liverpool Reserves – Everton Reserves 0-3 (0-1). Attendance: 10,000. Liverpool Reserves (2-3-5): T. Hobin, Jones, Stanley Orritt,
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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