July 21, 1919 Stephen Murray, a forward who played for Peasley Cross, St. Joseph’s. and who had assisted Liverpool, Everton and Manchester City, has been
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Liverpool’s recovery against neighbours
January 2, 1918 ‘T was nearly always thus, Liverpool F.C. have a specialty of doing sensational things, and yesterday they followed up their surprise result
Liverpool beat Everton 4-1
January 1, 1918 All our senior clubs are making an early start this year, being engaged at home, or nearly so, because Everton are almost
Liverpool v Everton 4-1 (League match: January 1, 1918)
January 1, 1918 Match: Lancashire Section, Subsidiary Tournament, at Anfield. Liverpool – Everton 4-1 (1-1) (halves of 40 minutes). Attendance: 25,000. Referee: Mr. R. Eccles.
Everton v Southport Central 6-1 (League match: September 1, 1917)
September 1, 1917 Match: Lancashire Section, Principal competition, at Goodison Park. Everton – Southport Central 6-1 (4-0). Attendance: 8,000. Referee: Mr. J. Twist. Everton (2-3-5):
The verdict: 5-0 for Everton
April 23, 1917 The end cometh and we know it. We can feel it. The touch of summer warms us up and colds our enthusiasm
The champions routed
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
Everton v Liverpool 5-0 (League match: April 21, 1917)
April 21, 1917 Match: Lancashire Section Subsidiary, at Goodison Park, kick-off: 15:30. Everton – Liverpool 5-0 (4-0). Attendance: 22,000; gate receipt: £503. Referee: Mr. Walter
Records of Everton v Liverpool meetings
April 20, 1917 It is not my intentions to give the record of the previous meetings of Everton and Liverpool in chart form for they
Liverton men getting to know each other
April 18, 1917 It is a bit laughable to find on the fixture card next Saturday another meeting of Everton and Liverpool. Someone asked me
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,
Liverpool v Everton 0-4 (League match: April 7, 1917)
April 7, 1917 Match: Lancashire Section Subsidiary, at Anfield, kick off: 15:30. Liverpool – Everton 0-4 (0-1). Attendance: 16,000; gate receipt: £580. Referee: Mr. W.
Liverpool v Everton 1-1 (Friendly: April 6, 1917)
April 6, 1917 Match: Friendly, at Anfield, kick off: 15:00. Liverpool – Everton 1-1 (0-1). Attendance: 14,000; receipt: £450. Referee: Mr. Forshaw; linesmen: Messrs. Lowe
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,
"Play Up, Liverpool" 