Statistics and records of FC Liverpool

Liverpool won trophies both in domestic tournaments and in international club competitions. He more often than other clubs became the owner of the League Cup (7 times) ^[1] . In the very first season after the formation of the club, he won the Lancashire League tournament and the Liverpool County Cup ^[2] . The last trophy won by the club at the moment is the Football League Cup , which he won in 2012 for the eighth (record) time in its history ^[1] .

In England

League

• First Division / Premier League (1 level)

Champion (18): 1900/01 , 1905/06 , 1921/22 , 1922/23 , 1946/47 , 1963/64 , 1965/66 , 1972/73 , 1975/76 , 1976/77 , 1978/79 , 1979 / 80 , 1981/82 , 1982/83 , 1983/84 , 1985/86 , 1987/88 , 1989/90 .

• Second Division (2nd level)

Champion (4): 1893/94 , 1895/96 , 1904/05 , 1961/62

• Lancashire League

Champion (1): 1892/93

Cups

• FA Cup

Winner (7): 1965 , 1974 , 1986 , 1989 , 1992 , 2001 , 2006 .

• League Cup

Winner (8): 1981 , 1982 , 1983 , 1984 , 1995 , 2001 , 2003 , 2012

• England Super Cup

Winner (15, 10 wins and 5 draws ^[A] ): 1964 (draw), 1965 (draw), 1966, 1974, 1976, 1977 (draw), 1979, 1980, 1982, 1986 (draw), 1988, 1989, 1990 (draw), 2001, 2006

• Super Bowl ScreenSport

Winner (1): 1986

International

• Champions Cup / Champions League

Winner (6): 1976/77 , 1977/78 , 1980/81 , 1983/84 , 2004/05 , 2018/19

• UEFA Cup

Winner (3): 1972/73 , 1975/76 , 2000/01

• UEFA Super Cup

Winner (3): 1977 , 2001 , 2005

Data from the LFCHistory website

Matches

• The greatest number of games in all competitions: Ian Callagen , 857 ^[3] .
• Most league games: Ian Callagen , 640 ^[4] .
• The greatest number of games in the FA Cup: Ian Callagen , 79 ^[5] .
• The largest number of games in the League Cup: Ian Rush , 78 ^[6] .
• The greatest number of matches in European tournaments: Jamie Carragher , 150 ^[7] .
• The youngest player in the first team match: Jerome Sinclair , 16 years and 6 days old (match against West Bromwich Albion , September 26, 2012 ) ^[8] .
• The oldest player to play in the first team match: Ned Doig , 41 years and 165 days (match against Newcastle United , April 11, 1908 ) ^[9] .
• The oldest debutant: Ned Doig, 37 years and 307 days (match against Burton United , September 1, 1904 ) ^[10] .
• The largest number of matches in a row: Phil Neil , 417 (from October 23, 1976 to September 24, 1983 ) ^[11] .
• The greatest number of seasons as a player present on the field in all matches ^[B] : Phil Neal, 9 (from 1976/77 to 1983/84 ) ^[9] .
• The player who played for the club the longest: Elisha Scott , 21 years and 52 days (from 1913 to 1934 ) ^[9] .

Most matches

Only official matches in competitions for professional teams; replacement yields are indicated in parentheses. ^{[12] [3]}

Bombardiers

The club’s top scorer in its history is Ian Rush , who has scored 346 goals in his career at Liverpool (from 1980 to 1996, with a break for the 1987/88 season ). He also holds the record for the most goals scored in one season (47 goals in all competitions in the 1983/1984 season ), as well as the records for the most goals scored in the FA Cup and League Cup (48 and 39, respectively) . However, Rush was not able to break the record for the number of goals in the league, set by Roger Hunt in 1970 (245 goals). Steven Gerrard holds the record for the highest number of goals in European tournaments (28), he is also the team's top scorer among the players who are now playing for the club (100 goals scored in all competitions).

• The greatest number of goals in all competitions: Ian Rush , 346 ^[13] .
• The highest number of goals in the league: Roger Hunt , 244 ^[14] .
• The greatest number of goals in the FA Cup: Ian Rush, 39 ^[15] .
• The largest number of goals in the League Cup: Ian Rush, 48 ^[16] .
• The greatest number of goals in European tournaments: Stephen Gerrard , 41 ^[17] .
• The greatest number of goals for the season: Ian Rush, 47 (during the 1983/1984 season ) ^[18] .
• The greatest number of hat-tricks for the season: Roger Hunt, 5 (during the 1961/1962 season ) ^[19] .
• The greatest number of hat-tricks: Gordon Hodgson , 17 ^[19] .
• The fastest hat-trick: Robbie Fowler , 4 minutes and 32 seconds (match against Arsenal , August 28, 1994 ) ^[19] .
• The most league matches in a row in which a player scored: ^[20]

Roger Hunt, 8 in the 1961/1962 season .

Fernando Torres , 8 in the 2007/2008 season .

• Most goals after a substitution: David Fairclough , 18 ^[19] .
• The largest number of penalties realized: Stephen Gerrard , 44 ^[19] .
• The greatest number of matches without goals scored for a fielder: Efroim Longworth , 371 ^[19] .
• The youngest goal scorer: Michael Owen , 17, 144 days (match against Wimbledon , May 6, 1997 ) ^[19] .
• The oldest author of the goal scored: Billy Liddel , 38 years old, 55 days (match against Stoke City , March 5, 1960 ) ^[19] .

Top scorers

Only official matches in competitions for professional teams; the number of matches played (including as a substitute player) is shown in brackets. ^{[21] [13]}

Team Games

• The first player called into the national team: Frank Beckton ( England March 29, 1897 ) ^[22] .
• Most matches for the national team as a Liverpool player: Steven Gerrard , 89 for the English national team ^[22] .
• Most goals for a national team as a Liverpool player: ^[22]
  • Ian Rush, 26 for the Wales team .
  • Michael Owen, 26 for England.
• The first Liverpool player to play in the World Cup : Lori Hughes for England at the 1950 World Cup ^[22] .
• The largest number of games held at the World Championships as a Liverpool player: Michael Owen , 9 (for England in 1998 and 2002 ) and Stephen Gerrard, 9 (for England in 2006 and 2010 ) ^[22] .
• The largest number of goals scored at the World Championships as a Liverpool player: Michael Owen, 4 for England in 1998 and 2002 ^[22] .
• The first owners of the World Cup : Roger Hunt , Ian Callagen and Jerry Byrne (in 1966 with the England team) ^[22] .

Transfers

The pound is chosen as the currency, since it is it that is the monetary unit circulating in England .

Record amounts paid

Data from LFC History

Record Amounts

Data from LFC History

• The first trainers: William E. Barclay and John Macken (from February 15, 1892 to August 16, 1896 ^[23] ).
• The trainer who worked with the club for the longest time (in time): Tom Watson (from August 17, 1896 to May 6, 1915 ^[9] ).
• The coach who worked with the club the longest (by the number of matches): Bill Shankley , under whose leadership the team spent 783 matches for 14 years and 7 months (from December 1959 to July 1974 ) ^[9] .

Club Statistics

Data taken from LFChistory

Matches

First

• First match: Liverpool - Rotterham Town 7-1, friendly match , September 1, 1892 ^[25] .
• The first match in the Lancashire League : Liverpool - Hayer Walton 8: 0, September 3, 1892 ^[25] .
• The first match of the Football League tournament: Liverpool - Middlesbrough Ironopolis 2-0, Second Division , September 2, 1893 ^[25] .
• The first match in the FA Cup: Liverpool - Grimsby Town 3-0, first round, January 27, 1894 ^[25] .
• The first match in the League Cup : Liverpool - Luton Town 1: 1, second round, October 19, 1960 ^[25] .
• The first match in European competitions: Liverpool - KR Reykjavik 5-0, Champions Cup , first round, August 17, 1964 . ^[25]

Victories

• Biggest win: 11-0 in a match against Strömgodset as part of the Cup Cup , September 17, 1974 ^[25]
• The biggest victory in the league ^[25] :
  • 10: 1 in a match against Rotterham Town in the Second Division , February 18, 1896 .
  • 9-0 in the match against Crystal Palace in the First Division , September 12, 1989 .
• The biggest victory in the Champions League : 8: 0 in the match against Besiktas , November 6, 2007 ^[25]
• Most league wins in a season: 30 wins in 42 matches (during the 1978/1979 season ) ^[25] .
• The smallest number of league wins per season: 7 wins in 30 matches (during the 1894/1895 season ) ^[25] .

Defeats

• The largest defeat ^[25] :
  • 1: 9 in the match against Birmingham City in the Second Division , December 11, 1954 .
  • 0-8 in the match against Huddersfield Town in the First Division , November 10, 1934 .
• The biggest defeat at home: 2: 6 in the match against Sunderland in the First Division, April 19, 1930 ^[25] .
• The defeat in which the most goals were scored: 2: 9 in the match against Newcastle United in the First Division, January 1, 1934 ^[25] .
• The greatest number of defeats per season: 23 defeats in 42 matches (during the 1953/1954 season ) ^[25] .
• The smallest number of defeats per season: No defeats in all 28 games of the season 1893/1894 ^[25] .

Goals

• The greatest number of goals scored per season: 106 in 30 games (during the season 1895/1896 , Second Division) ^[25] .
• The smallest number of goals scored per season: 42 in 34 and 42 games (during the seasons 1901/1902 and 1970/1971 , First Division) ^[25] .
• Most goals conceded in a season: 97 in 42 matches (during the 1953/1954 season , First Division) ^[25] .
• The smallest number of goals conceded during a season: 16 in 42 matches (during the 1978/1979 season , First Division) ^[25] .

Points

• Most Points Per Season ^[H] :

Two points for the victory: 68 (in 42 games in the 1978/1979 season , First Division ) ^[26] .

Three points for the victory: 90 (in 42 games in the 1987/1988 season , First Division) ^[26] .

• Least points for a season:

Two points for the victory: 22 (in 30 games in the season 1894/1895 , First Division) ^[26] .

Three points for the victory: 51 (in 42 games in the season 1980/1981 , First Division) ^[26] .

Attendance

• The greatest number of spectators: 61 905 (in the match against Wolverhampton Wanderers , fifth round of the FA Cup , in the 1951/1952 season ) ^[27] .
• The largest number of spectators in a league match: 58 757 (against Chelsea , First Division in the 1949/1950 season ) ^[27] .
• The largest number of spectators in the League Cup match: 50,880 (against Nottingham Forest , in the 1979/1980 season ) ^[27] .
• The largest number of spectators in a match of the European tournament: 55 104 (against Barcelona , in the 1975/1976 season ) ^[27] .
• The smallest number of spectators: 1,000 (in the match against Lochborough, Second Division in the 1895/1896 season ) ^[27] .
• The smallest number of spectators in a FA Cup match: 4,000 (against Newton, in the 1892/1893 season ) ^[27] .
• The smallest number of spectators in a League Cup match: 9 902 (against Brentford in the 1983/1984 season ) ^[27] .
• The smallest number of spectators in a match of the European tournament: 12 021 (against Dundalk in the 1982/1983 season ) ^[27] .

• Pead, Brian. Liverpool: a complete record 1892-1986. - Breedon Books, 1986.- 436 p. - ISBN 0907969151 .
• Hale, Steve. Liverpool in Europe. - Guinness World Records Limited, 1992. - 208 p. - ISBN 0851125697 .
• Rollin, Glenda. Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2006-2007. - Headline Book Publishing, 2006 .-- 1056 p. - (Sky Sports Football Yearbook Series). - ISBN 9780755315260 .

• Club statistics on the LFC History website
• Liverpool records on the club’s official website