Football

Liverpool is a city that lives and breathes football. Home to two of the Premier League’s most historic clubs—Liverpool FC and Everton FC—the city’s football culture is a way of life for residents and visitors alike. From the iconic stadiums of Anfield and Hill Dickinson Stadium to grassroots matches in local parks, football in Liverpool unites fans across generations and communities.

Liverpool FC are renowned worldwide, celebrated for their rich history, legendary players, and passionate fanbase. The Reds’ thrilling style of play, unforgettable European nights, and moments of glory such as Premier League titles and Champions League victories have cemented their status as one of the world’s top clubs. Liverpool FC Women are equally inspiring, competing at the highest level in women’s football and attracting growing support both locally and nationally.

Fans follow every match, from Anfield to away fixtures, with fervour, keeping up with player news, match previews, and post-match analysis.

Everton FC, the other half of Merseyside, also command a dedicated following. The Toffees’ history and traditions run deep, and Goodison Park has witnessed countless memorable moments over more than a century. Now in their new home on Liverpool's waterfront, Hill Dickinson Stadium is an iconic, modern stadium.

Everton FC Women have rapidly grown in prominence, representing the club with skill and determination in the Women’s Super League, and helping build a thriving fanbase for women’s football in the city. Everton Women now play their home games at the iconic Goodison Park, showing the clubs intent and commitment to pushing the women's game forward.

Coverage includes match reports, player updates, and insights into both men’s and women’s team performances.

Football in Liverpool isn’t just about the top-tier clubs. The city has a thriving grassroots scene, supporting local leagues, youth teams, and community initiatives that encourage participation across all ages and abilities. These grassroots clubs nurture talent, build friendships, and keep Liverpool’s football culture inclusive and vibrant.

Liverpool’s football culture extends beyond the pitch. Match days bring pubs, fan clubs, and community events alive with chants and camaraderie. Rivalries, particularly the famous Merseyside Derby between Liverpool FC and Everton FC, add intensity and excitement, drawing locals and visitors into the heart of the city’s sporting passion.

Our guide to football in Liverpool covers all aspects of the game, including men’s and women’s team news, match previews, fan insights, and stories from the local football community. Whether you’re a lifelong supporter, a casual fan, or new to the city, there’s always something happening in Liverpool’s football world.

By following football in Liverpool, you connect with a vibrant sporting tradition, iconic stadiums, and a city that truly lives for the game. From thrilling goals to community initiatives, from Anfield to Hill Dickinson Stadium, and from Liverpool FC Women to Everton FC Women, Liverpool’s football scene is as passionate, diverse, and exciting as the city itself.