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Liverpool have won 19 top-flight league titles. Their most recent victory is under Jürgen Klopp in the 2019-20 Premier League season. This historic win ended a 30-year wait for domestic supremacy and showed Liverpool's dominance with a club-record 99 points.

The team’s league titles started in 1900-01 and continued through various eras of football. Key moments include: consecutive wins in the 1920s, dominance under Bob Paisley in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and their 19th title under Klopp. 

Liverpool FC’s winning years are as follows:

Liverpool have won the UEFA Champions League (formerly the European Cup) six times, the most of any English club. Their first victory came in 1977 under Bob Paisley, and their most recent triumph was in 2019 under Jürgen Klopp, solidifying their dominance in European football.

The club’s wins span decades, with iconic moments such as the dramatic 2005 Istanbul comeback and the 2019 final in Madrid. Liverpool's European triumphs occurred in the following years: 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005, 2019. 

Liverpool FC is a professional football club based in Liverpool, England. They’re known as one of the world's most successful football clubs and the most awarded English team in the history of European football, with six UEFA Champions League under their name and 19 English top-division league titles.

Liverpool FC have won 51 major men's honours. They have won 19 league titles, spanning from their first win in 1900-01 to their most recent in 2019-20. 

Their women's team have also been crowned English champions twice. They have 4 FA Youth Cup wins under their name. 

Liverpool FC have the following number of trophies in each category:

Basketball superstar LeBron James became a minority shareholder in Liverpool FC in 2011. This turned out to be a wise investment, as his 2% share, estimated to be worth $6.5 million, grew to $32 million in 7 years and continued to rise as the years went by.  

The players who scored the most goals in the history of Liverpool are Ian Rush, Roger Hunt and Gordon Hodgson. 

The numbers below show the total goals scored by each player for Liverpool FC across all official competitions so far.

 Liverpool’s all-time top scorers:

This tribute honours the 97 Liverpool fans who tragically lost their lives on April 15, 1989, at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield. They had gathered to cheer on their beloved team in a match against Nottingham Forest. But during the game, the standing section became overcrowded, causing a devastating crush that led to injuries and the heartbreaking loss of lives. These 97 fans will always be remembered as part of the Liverpool FC family, and their memory lives on in the hearts of supporters around the world.

If you have a regular ticket, you can wear anything that is comfortable and not a safety hazard. You can even wear fancy dress, as long as it doesn’t include wigs, capes and anything else considered to be a safety hazard. Things to avoid include:  

1. Clothes that expose shoulders, midriff and upper legs.
2. Loose clothing that can get caught on things, e.g. long skirts or flowing cardigans.
3. Open-toe shoes, flip-flops, sandals or high heels. Instead, wear closed-toe shoes, trainers or boots that will not fall off. 
4. Long hair left loose. Please ensure it is securely tied back.
5. Jewellery and scarves.

It isn’t mandatory to wear red, but it is the popular choice. The only thing to be mindful of is to avoid wearing the opposition’s colors. Check out our store to find a wide range of original LFC shirts and accessories you can wear to support your favourite team.

Liverpool FC won its most recent Premier League title in the 2024/25 season under head coach Arne Slot’s leadership. Their 5-1 victory against Tottenham Hotspur helped them secure the title. They scored their first Premier League title in the 2019/20 season with Jurgen Klopp at the helm as head coach.

The bird featured on the Liverpool FC badge is a mythical creature known as the ‘Liver’ bird. Bearing a striking resemblance to a cormorant, and often depicted as one, the Liver bird was first adopted as a symbol for the city of Liverpool in 1229 AD. The Liver bird emblem made its LFC debut on the 1950 kit that was worn during the FA Cup final defeat by Arsenal. Over the years, the Liver bird has become an iconic symbol for the Reds, and has continued to be a core part of the brand since 2012, despite undergoing cosmetic changes.

Liverpool FC fans are known as ‘The Reds’, ‘Kopites’, or ‘Scousers’, and there’s a story behind the origin of each. The most popular name today is ‘The Reds’. This name was inspired by the iconic red kit that debuted in the 1890s and was popularised under Bill Shankly’s management.

The name ‘Kopites’ comes from a famous stand in the Anfield Stadium called Spion Kop or ‘The Kop’. Passionate LFC fans would stand there and loudly cheer their team on. Today, this tradition continues with Kopites seating themselves at the stand in a strong show of support. 

The least globally known name for Liverpool fans is probably ‘Scousers’, considering it has its origins in the city of Liverpool. This name is inspired by a local stew of Scandinavian origin called ‘lobscouse’ that was widely popular among sailors who would visit this port city. Over time, the people of Liverpool were referred to as ‘Scousers’ and that soon extended to include LFC fans too.

Liverpool’s stadium, the Anfield Stadium, is located in Liverpool’s Anfield area. It first opened in 1884, and LFC played its first game there in 1892. Today, the stadium can hold 61,276 people. The stadium is roughly 3 kilometres away from the city center and one of the most iconic football stadiums in the world.

Liverpool FC’s first kit was blue and white. The players donned blue and white shirts, long blue shorts, and blue socks. It wasn’t until 1896 that red was adopted as the club's colour. The iconic all-red kit was popularised in 1964 thanks to the manager Bill Shankly, who wanted his players to look fierce and battle-ready on the field.