August 30, 1943 Liverpool, starting the season with a clear-cut 4-1 victory over Manchester City at Anfield, would have won by a considerably bigger margin
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Liverpool v Manchester City 4-1 (League match: August 28, 1943)
August 28, 1943 Match: Football League, Northern Section, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:00. Liverpool – Manchester City 4-1 (2-1). Attendance: 13,000; gate receipts: £901. Referee: Mr.
Liverpool v Everton 5-2 (Benefit for the Lord Mayor’s War Fund)
Saturday, August 21 – 1943 Match: Benefit for Lord Mayor’s War Fund, at Anfield. Liverpool – Everton 5-2 (0-0). Attendance: 13,250; gate receipts: £946. Referee:
Liverpool F.C.’s summer coaching
June 28, 1943 Footballers who were students of the game in junior football a couple of seasons ago will act as demonstrators when the Liverpool
Manchester United v Liverpool 3-3 (Lancashire Cup Final: May 15, 1943)
May 15, 1943 Match: Lancashire Cup Final, Second Leg, at Maine Road. Manchester United – Liverpool 3-3 (2-1). Attendance: 9,196. Referee: Mr. Harry Holt (Rochdale).
Reds can do it
Friday, May 14 – 1943 Ninety minutes of the football Liverpool showed in the second half at Goodison Park on Wednesday will be sufficient to
Liverpool bid for the “hat trick”
May 13, 1943 Liverpool still have a chance to register their “hat-trick” of successes this season. Last night they won – for the second season
Liverpool win the Liverpool Cup
May 13, 1943 Although Everton won the second leg of the Liverpool Senior Cup, 3-2 at Goodison Park, last night, Liverpool take the trophy because
Everton v Liverpool 3-2 (Liverpool Cup: May 12, 1943)
May 12, 1943 Match: Liverpool Senior Cup Final, Second Leg, at Goodison Park, kick-off: 19:00. Everton – Liverpool 3-2 (2-0). Attendance: 13,000; gate receipts: £670.
Stars on display
May 11, 1943 International stars from the four countries will be featured in the big Merseyside “Derby” match between Everton and Liverpool which will be
Manchester United’s fine play
May 10, 1943 Manchester United have set Liverpool a stiffish task for the second leg of the Lancashire Cup final at Maine Road next Saturday,
Liverpool v Manchester United 1-3 (Lancashire Cup: May 8, 1943))
May 8, 1943 Match: Lancashire Cup Final, First Leg, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:00. Liverpool – Manchester United 1-3 (1-2). Attendance: 12,117; gate receipts: £730. Referee:
All Star Lancashire Cup Final
May 7, 1943 I shall be surprised if the Liverpool v Manchester United cup-tie does not prove one of the best games of the whole
Jack Rowley will be at Anfield
May 6, 1943 Jack Rowley, the brilliant goalscoring centre-forward and one of football’s most effective forwards definitely will lead Manchester United’s attack in the first
Liverpool’s triumph is their players
May 6, 1943 The most gratifying feature of Liverpool’s success in the season now drawing to a close has been not the winning of the
Liverpool’s cup final probables
May 4, 1943 Liverpool will field one of their strongest teams for weeks when they oppose Manchester United in the Lancashire Senior Cup final first
Liverpool in County final
May 3, 1943 Liverpool, starting their second leg of their Lancashire Semi-Final against Bolton, at Anfield, three goals to the good, were never in danger
Liverpool through to Cup final
May 1, 1943 Liverpool had the assistance of several new guest players for their Lancashire Cup semi-final with Bolton Wanderers at Anfield today. They were
Liverpool v Bolton Wanderers 4-0 (War time, Lancashire Cup match)
May 1, 1943 Match: Lancashire Cup Semi-final, Second Leg, at Anfield, kick-off: 15:00. Liverpool – Bolton Wanderers 4-0 (1-0). Attendance: 9,433; gate receipts: £537. Referee:
Vital Cup game for Everton
January 15, 1943 Everton face their most important Merseyside “Derby” game of the war period tomorrow when they go to Anfield to oppose Liverpool in
Liverpool’s thirteen
January 12, 1943 Secretary-manager Mr. George Kay has thirteen names on his team sheet for the return Merseyside “Derby” with Everton due for Anfield on
Youngsters star in Reds “derby”
January 11, 1943 Young discoveries were the stars of the third of the season’s Merseyside “Derby” games, when Liverpool once again emphasised their claim to
Everton v Liverpool 1-3 (War time, League Cup Qualifying)
Saturday, January 9 – 1943 Match: League War Cup Qualifying, Northern Section, at Goodison Park, kick-off: 15:00. Everton – Liverpool 1-3 (1-1). Attendance: 18,206. Referee:
The Third Everton v Liverpool test
January 8, 1943 Merseyside’s third big “Derby” game of the season between Everton and Liverpool will be staged at Goodison Park tomorrow. It will be
Derby preparations
January 5, 1943 Secretary-manager Mr. George Kay, of the Reds, is busy gathering his forces for the first of the War Cup “Derby” games with
"Play Up, Liverpool" 
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