Liverpool Senior Cup

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Liverpool Senior Cup
Founded1882
Region Merseyside
Number of teams15
Current champions Marine (2024) (9th title)
Most successful club(s) Everton (46 titles)
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Liverpool Senior Cup

The Liverpool County Football Association Senior Cup, commonly known as the Liverpool Senior Cup, is a football knockout tournament involving teams from the city of Liverpool, England and surrounding areas.

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It is the County Cup competition of the Liverpool County Football Association and involves non-league clubs as well as the three professional teams in Merseyside: Everton, Liverpool and Tranmere Rovers. However, while non-league clubs often field their first team in the competition, the professional clubs generally field their reserve teams.

Competition history

The first Liverpool Senior Cup was played for in 1882–83, with Bootle (1879) becoming the inaugural winners, and the competition has taken place most seasons since then.

The Cup was suspended during most of the First World War, but continued during the Second World War, largely in the form of exhibition matches between Liverpool and Everton wartime teams.

Prescot Cables defeated Southport 2–0 in the 2016–17 final at Volair Park, [1] with Andy Scarisbrick scoring the winner in the second half. The game received widespread attention from national news outlets [2] when fans celebrating Joe Herbert's opening goal caused a section of the fence to collapse.

2023–2024

Byes to Second Round - Bootle, City of Liverpool, Litherland REMYCA, Lower Breck, Marine, Southport & Warrington Rylands.

Byes to Quarter Finals - Everton & Tranmere Rovers.

First round

24 October 2023 AFC Liverpool 3-6 South Liverpool Crosby
19:45Kyle Schorah 56(Pen), 74, William McCarthy 58,Stephen Doyle 7, Mohamed Abdi 9, Oscar Billington 24, 68, 79, Elliot Owen 39Stadium: Rossett Park
Attendance: 164
31 October 2023 Runcorn Linnets 7-0 Runcorn Town Runcorn
19:45Ryan Brooke 6, Mwiya Malumo 22, James Hooper 49, Joe Lynch 55, 79, 86, Oliver Molloy 86Stadium: Apec Taxis Stadium
Attendance: 735
25 October 2023 Pilkington 4-3 Skelmersdale United St Helens
19:45Callum Laird 3, Thomas Beckett 29, Christopher Lomax 72, 73Yacin Amarzou 9, 23, Reuben Denton 15Stadium: Ruskin Drive
Attendance: 149
24 October 2023 Burscough 0-1 Widnes Burscough
19:45Brendan O'Brien 63Stadium: The Community Ground
Attendance: 102
28 November 2023 Prescot Cables 4-2 Ashton Town Prescot
19:45Nathan Koehler 23, Jack Goodwin 70, John Murphy 84, Sam O'Halloran 90Ben Glendon 69, George Lomax 90Stadium: Valerie Park
Attendance: 325

Second round

19 December 2023 Prescot Cables 6-0 Pilkington Prescot
19:45Nathan Koehler 18, Sam O'Halleron 43, Jack Goodwin 51, Anthony Donaldson 57, Luke Pritchard 65, Kyle Sambor 68Stadium: Valerie Park
Attendance: 272
9 January 2024 Marine 3-1 Widnes Crosby
19:45Jordan Lussey 53(Pen), Manasse Mampala 80, Joseph Ferguson 82Joshua High 83Stadium: Rossett Park
Attendance: 267
19 December 2023 City of Liverpool 4-4
(3-1 p)		 Lower Breck Bootle
19:45Jawad Jebrin 4, 46, Elliot Morris 77, Kenny Strickland 90Lewis Buckley 35, James Murphy 37, Connor McCarthy 45, 64Stadium: The Berry Street Garage Stadium
Attendance: 146
5 December 2023 Runcorn Linnets 4-1 Southport Runcorn
19:45Oliver Molloy 11, James Hooper 36(Pen), Adam Moseley 38, Sam Barratt 89Luke Burgess 88Stadium: Apec Taxis Stadium
Attendance: 264
29 November 2023 South Liverpool 0-3 Bootle Liverpool
T19:45Jack Lenehan 9, Anthony Miley 33, Craig Carney 45+1Stadium: Jericho Lane Sports Hub
Attendance: 158
21 November 2023 Warrington Rylands 2-1 Litherland REMYCA Warrington
19:30Chinedu Uche 49, Adamah Sidibeh 54 Report Ollie Broe 81Stadium: The Hive Arena
Attendance: 107

Quarter-finals

6 February 2024 Warrington Rylands 1-2 Tranmere Rovers Warrington
19:45Dan Cockerline 57 Match Report Kristian Dennis 11(Pen), James Norris 14Stadium: The Hive Arena
20 February 2024 City of Liverpool 2-0 Runcorn Linnets Runcorn
19:45Ismail Sonko 61, Max Allen 87Stadium: Apec Taxis Stadium
Attendance: 317
12 March 2024 Prescot Cables 1-0 Bootle Prescot
19:45Francis Smith 73Stadium: Valerie Park
Attendance: 505
13 February 2024 Marine 4-0 Everton Crosby
19:30Harvey Gregson 35, Owen Robinson 37, Bobby Grant 53, Finlay Sinclair-Smith 65Stadium: Rossett Park
Attendance: 1445

Semi-finals

19 March 2024 City of Liverpool 2-1 Tranmere Rovers Ellesmere Port
19:45Adam Rooney 13, Ethan Jones 41Reece McAlear 20Stadium: VanEupen Arena
Attendance: 515
16 April 2024 Prescot Cables 0-1 Marine Prescot
19:45Finlay Sinclair Smith 8Stadium: Valerie Park
Attendance: 1051

Final

23 April 2024 Marine 2-0 City of Liverpool Crosby
19:45Finlay Sinclair Smith 7, Sol Solomon 80Stadium: Rossett Park
Attendance: 1,898

2022–2023

Byes to Second Round - AFC Liverpool, Bootle, Litherland REMYCA, Lower Breck, Marine, Southport & Warrington Rylands.

Byes to Quarter Finals - Everton & Tranmere Rovers.

First round

26 October 2022 Pilkington 4–3 Ashton Town St Helens
19:45Bebeto Gomes 13, Yacin Amarzou 22, Nelson Digbeu 86, Own Goal 90+2Conor Ready 20, 29, 47Stadium: Ruskin Drive
Attendance: 115
25 October 2022 Burscough 2-2
(4-5 p)		 City of Liverpool Burscough
19:45Liam Caddick 23, Lewis Willingham 83Danny Mitchley 51, Danny McKenna 62Stadium: The Community Ground
Attendance: 96
Penalties
45
2 November 2022 South Liverpool 3-3
(5-3 p)		 Skelmersdale United Liverpool
19:45Mason Nevitt 73, 80, 85Karl Clair 10, Emini Adegbenro 41(p), Matty Hamilton 45+1Stadium: Jericho Lane Sports Hub
Attendance: 102
Penalties
53
25 October 2022 Runcorn Linnets 3-2 Prescot Cables Runcorn
19:45James Hooper 29, 90, Oladapo Olarewaju 86James Foley 47(p), Jack Goodwin 83Stadium: Apec Taxis Stadium
Attendance: 454
25 October 2022 Widnes 1-1
(3-4 p)		 Runcorn Town Runcorn
19:45Louis Isherwood 79Jack Coop 90+5Stadium: Viridor Community Stadium
Attendance: 68
Penalties
34

Second round

22 November 2022 Marine 4-0 Pilkington Crosby
19:45Andy Scarisbrick 60, Sol Soloman 64, Mo Touray 86, Hayden Campbell 88Stadium: Rossett Park
Attendance: 291
30 November 2022 Warrington Rylands 2-2
(2-4 p)		 Bootle Warrington
19:30Sean Cooke 13 (Pen), Harry Pratt 42Billy Smart 78, Tom Peterson 82Stadium: Gorsey Lane
Attendance: 157
Penalties
24
30 November 2022 City of Liverpool 1-2 Runcorn Linnets Bootle
19:45John McGrath 68Ryan Brooke 56, Zack Clarke 73Stadium: The Berry Street Garage Stadium
Attendance: 207
30 November 2022 South Liverpool 2-3 Litherland REMYCA Liverpool
19:45Kevin Cringle 45+1, Ethan Van-Ashton 82Nathan Corless 38, Liam Loughlin 51, Tom Lawless 88Stadium: Jericho Lane Sports Hub
Attendance: 78
30 November 2022 Southport 6-0 Runcorn Town Southport
19:45Connor Woods 7, Keegan Quansah 31, Connor Heath 33,42,90, Jordan Archer 83Stadium: Haig Avenue
Attendance: 188
30 November 2022 AFC Liverpool 4-3 Lower Breck Crosby
19:45Paddy Kay 56, Finlay Heath 48, Tom Croughan 87, William McCarthy 89Ricky Ager 23, Jawad Jebrin 37, Connor McCarthy 44Stadium: The Marine Travel Arena
Attendance: 96

Quarter-finals

14 February 2023 Runcorn Linnets 2-1 Litherland REMYCA Runcorn
19:45Sam Heathcote 37, Tom Moore 89William Dunne 86Stadium: Apec Taxis Stadium
Attendance: 345
14 February 2023 Southport 1-0 AFC Liverpool Southport
19:30Chris Doyle 87Stadium: Haig Avenue
Attendance: 237
28 February 2023 Marine 4-1 Everton Crosby
19:45Mark Howarth 16, Louis Britton 42, James Barrigan 69, Sol Solomon 86Martin Sherif 90Stadium: Rossett Park
Attendance: 1466
22 February 2023 Bootle 3-1 Tranmere Rovers Bootle
19:45Nivaldo Rodrigues Ferreria 44, Daniel Lenehan 67, Tom Peterson 79Paddy Kennedy 87Stadium: The Berry Street Garage Stadium
Attendance: 334

Semi-finals

21 March 2023 Bootle 0-0
(2-4 p)		 Runcorn Linnets Bootle
19:45Stadium: The Berry Street Garage Stadium
Attendance: 464
Penalties
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27 March 2023 Marine 4-1 Southport Crosby
19:45Jordan Lussey 37(Pen), Louis Britton 75, 83, 90Tyler Walton 74Stadium: Rossett Park
Attendance: 1604

Final

18 April 2023 Marine 0-0
(4-3 p)		 Runcorn Linnets Widnes
19:45Stadium: DCBL Stadium
Attendance: 2561
Penalties
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2019–2020

Byes to Second Round - AFC Liverpool, Burscough, City of Liverpool, Litherland REMYCA, Pilkington, Runcorn Town, St Helens Town & Widnes.

Byes to Quarter Finals - Everton & Tranmere Rovers.

First round

6 November 2019 Bootle 3-1 Rylands Bootle
19:45Connor Millington 39, Cameron Grant 44, Daniel Brady 54Freddie Potter 86Stadium: The Berry Street Garage Stadium
Attendance: 188
1 October 2019 Southport 3-0 Prescot Cables Southport
19:45Zehn Mohammed 42, Devarn Green 61, Andrew Parry 65Stadium: Haig Avenue
Attendance: 186
24 October 2019 Lower Breck 1-2 Pilkington Liverpool
19:45Stephen Milne 74Callum Laird 11, Phil March 85Stadium: Anfield Sports & Community Centre
Attendance: 125
24 September 2022 Ashton Town 3-6 Skelmersdale United Ashton-in-Makerfield
19:45Dylan Glass 14, Jack McConville 80, Daniel Taylor 87Einar White 16, Peter Moore 34, 43, 85, Richard Brodie 38, Tom Croughan 51Stadium: Edge Green Street
Attendance: 62

Second round

29 October 2019 Burscough 2-2 Southport Southport
19:45Adam Weston25, Jordan Coates 80Carl Sampson 47, Russell Benjamin 77Stadium: Haig Avenue
Attendance: 212
Penalties
35
29 October 2019 City of Liverpool 5-1 Widnes Bootle
19:45Jamie McDonald 11, Liam Dawson 42, 80, Francis Foy 73, Elliot Nevitt 85Lewis Buckley 37Stadium: The Berry Street Garage Stadium
Attendance: 238
18 December 2019 AFC Liverpool 1-4 Bootle Crosby
19:45Rhys Hardacre 56(p)Cameron Grant 40, 47, Thomas Williams 77, Michael Carberry 88Attendance: 87
26 November 2019 Marine 2-3 Pilkington Crosby
19:45Steve Irwin 36, Josh Wood 64Luke Sephton 34, Phil Marsh 42(p), Callum Laird 56Attendance: 150
7 November 2019 St Helens Town 1-1 Skelmersdale United St Helens
19:45Jordan Jones 75Steve Kipre 58Stadium: Ruskin Drive
Attendance: 84
Penalties
45
9 October 2019 Runcorn Town 4-1 Litherland REMYCA Runcorn
19:45Paul McManus 2, Joe Holt 54, 90+2, Craig Cairns 55Lewis Codling 73Attendance: 119

Quarter-finals

28 January 2020 City of Liverpool 2-0 Everton Bootle
19:45Kevin McEllin 42, Anthony Brown 90Stadium: The Berry Street Garage Stadium
Attendance: 621
22 January 2020 Southport 4-1 Pilkington St Helens
19:45Connor Woods 26, 33, 54, George Newell 57Callum Laird 47Stadium: Ruskin Drive
Attendance: 261
3 March 2020 Bootle 3-1 Skelmersdale United Bootle
19:45Steven Jones 30, Own Goal 44, John Connolly 62Emini Adegbenro 34Stadium: The Berry Street Garage Stadium
Attendance: 133
11 March 2020 Runcorn Town 0-2 Tranmere Rovers Runcorn
19:45Jake Burton 33, Danny Walker-Rice 77Attendance: 111

Competition not completed due to Covid Pandemic.

2017–2018

Byes – Everton, Tranmere Rovers, Southport

Did Not Enter – Liverpool

First round

24 October 2017 Marine 3–2 City Of Liverpool Crosby
19:45George Lomax, James Murray, Kenny StricklandThomas Peterson John ConnollyStadium: Marine Travel Arena
Attendance: 774
24 October 2017 Burscough 2–1 Skelmersdale United Burscough
19:45Alex Parkes (pen) Hafeez HamzatHarry BlackburnStadium: Victoria Park
Attendance: 116
23 October 2017 Widnes 1–0 AFC Liverpool Widnes
19:45Tom MitchellStadium: Select Security Stadium
Attendance: 85
5 December 2017 Prescot Cables 5–0 Bootle Prescot
19:45Jordan Southworth, Jordan Wynne 2, Lloyd Dean, Peter MurphyStadium: Hope Street
Attendance: 301
26 October 2017 St Helens Town 1–2 Litherland REMYCA St Helens
19:45Liam DoddPaul Foy (2)Stadium: Ruskin Drive Sports Ground

Quarter-finals

6 December 2017 Tranmere Rovers 0–1 Marine Birkenhead
19:45James MurrayStadium: Prenton Park
4 December 2017 Widnes 5–1 Southport Widnes
19:45Kev Towey (2), Jack Banister, Sam Henry, Sam SheenJosh HineStadium: Select Security Stadium
5 December 2017 Burscough 2–2 (a.e.t.) Litherland REMYCA Burscough
19:45Matthew WardChris Tyson, Connor MurphyStadium: Victoria Park
Penalties
34
13 March 2018 Prescot Cables 3–1 Everton Prescot
Josh Klein-Davies (2), Lloyd DeanM HuntStadium: Valerie Park
Attendance: 636

Semi-finals

13 February 2018 Marine 2–1 Widnes Crosby
19:45Danny Mitchley (pen), Own GoalKevin Towey (pen)Stadium: Marine Travel Arena
Attendance: 229
19 April 2018 Prescot Cables 4–0 Litherland REMYCA Prescot
19:45Dan Burns (pen), Harry Cain (2), Dominic MurphyStadium: Volair Park

Final

26 April 2018 Marine 0–4 Prescot Cables Crosby, Merseyside
Report Chris Almond (pen), Lloyd Dean (2), Josh Klein-DaviesStadium: Marine Travel Arena
Attendance: 750

Past winners

YearWinners
1883 Bootle (1879)
1884 Everton
1885Earlestown
1886 Everton
1887 Everton
1888 Bootle (1879)
1889 Bootle (1879)
1890 Everton
1891 Everton
1892 Everton
1893 Liverpool
1894 Everton
1895 Everton
1896 Everton
1897Rock Ferry
1898 Everton
1899 Everton
1900 Everton
1901 Liverpool
1902 Liverpool
1903 Liverpool
1904 Everton
1905 Liverpool
1906 Everton
1907 Liverpool
1908 Everton
1909 Liverpool
1910 Everton & Liverpool (shared)
1911 Everton
1912 Everton & Liverpool (shared)
1913 Liverpool
1914 Everton
1915 Liverpool
1916(not contested due to WWI)
1917(not contested due to WWI which the UK won by the way)
1918(not contested due to WWI)
1919 Everton
1920 Liverpool
1921 Everton
1922 Everton
1923 Everton
1924 Everton
1925 Liverpool
YearWinners
1926 Everton
1927 Liverpool
1928 Everton
1929 Liverpool
1930 Liverpool
1931 Southport
1932 Southport
1933 New Brighton
1934 Everton & Liverpool (shared)
1935 New Brighton
1936 Everton & Liverpool (shared)
1937 Liverpool
1938 Everton
1939 Liverpool
1940 Everton
1941(not contested due to WWII)
1942 Liverpool
1943 Liverpool
1944 Southport
1945 Everton
1946 Liverpool
1947 Liverpool
1948 Liverpool
1949 Tranmere Rovers
1950 Tranmere Rovers
1951 Liverpool
1952 Liverpool
1953 Everton
1954 Everton
1955 Tranmere Rovers
1956 Everton
1957 Everton
1958 Everton & Southport (shared)
1959 Everton
1960 Everton
1961 Everton
1962 Liverpool
1963 Southport
1964 Liverpool & Southport (shared)
1965(competition not finished)
1966(competition not finished)
1967(competition not finished)
1968 Liverpool
YearWinners
1969(competition not finished)
1970 Tranmere Rovers
1971(competition not finished)
1972(competition not finished)
1973 Tranmere Rovers
1974 Tranmere Rovers
1975 Southport
1976 Liverpool
1977 Liverpool
1978 Formby
1979 Marine
1980 Liverpool
1981 Liverpool
1982 Everton & Liverpool (shared)
1983 Everton
1984 South Liverpool
1985 Marine
1986 South Liverpool
1987 Kirkby Town
1988 Marine
1989 South Liverpool
1990 Marine
1991 Southport
1992 Tranmere Rovers
1993 Southport
1994 Marine
1995 Tranmere Rovers
1996 Everton
1997 Liverpool
1998 Liverpool
1999 Southport
2000 Marine
2001 Burscough
2002 Liverpool
2003 Everton
2004 Liverpool
2005 Everton
2006(competition not finished)
2007 Everton
2008 Marine
2009 Liverpool
2010 Liverpool
2011 Southport
YearWinners
2012 Tranmere Rovers
2013 Bootle
2014 Tranmere Rovers
2015 Skelmersdale Utd
2016 Everton
2017 Prescot Cables
2018 Prescot Cables
2019 Southport
2020(competition not finished)
2021(Competition not held)
2022(Competition not held)
2023 Marine
2024 Marine

Table of winners

ClubWinnerLast win
1 Everton 462016
2 Liverpool 412010
3 Southport 122019
4 Tranmere Rovers 102014
5 Marine 92024
6 Bootle (1879) 31889
7 South Liverpool 31989
8 Prescot Cables 22018
New Brighton 1935
9Earlestown11885
Rock Ferry1897
Formby 1978
Kirkby Town 1987
Burscough 2001
Bootle F.C. 2013
Skelmersdale United 2015

Recent finals

Results of Finals since 2001–02 are:

Season   Winners   Runners-upFinal result
2001–02 [3] Liverpool Everton 2–0
2002–03 [4] Everton Tranmere Rovers 2–1
2003–04 [5] Liverpool Everton 1–1, pen. 9–8
2004–05 [6] Everton Marine 1–0
2005–06 [7] cancelled [8]
2006–07 [9] Everton Tranmere Rovers 2–1
2007–08 Marine Liverpool 1–0
2008–09 Liverpool Waterloo Dock 1–0
2009–10 Liverpool Skelmersdale United 3–2
2010–11 Southport Everton 2–0
2011–12 Tranmere Everton 2–1
2012–13 Bootle AFC Liverpool 1–1, pen. 4–3
2013–14 Tranmere Bootle 2–0
2014–15 Skelmersdale United AFC Liverpool 5–4
2015–16 Everton Prescot Cables 3–0
2016–17 Prescot Cables Southport 2–0
2017–18 Prescot Cables Marine 4–0
2018–19 Southport Prescot Cables 0–0 pen. 3–4
2022-23 Marine Runcorn Linnets 0-0 pen.

4-3

2023-24 Marine City Of Liverpool 2-0
2024-25

See also

Notes and references

  1. ↑ "Watch - Prescot Cables fans' crazy celebration after Senior Cup win". 26 April 2017.
  2. ↑ "Video: Prescot Cables fans break fence after excessive celebrating". 26 April 2017.
  3. ↑ "Liverpool Senior Cup 2001–02 Final Match Report". Liverweb.org.uk. Retrieved 20 May 2008.
  4. ↑ "Liverpool Senior Cup Final 2002–03 & Liverpool Senior Cup Quarter-Final 2003–04". ToffeeWeb.com. Archived from the original on 6 April 2008. Retrieved 20 May 2008.
  5. ↑ "Liverpool Senior Cup 2003–04 Final Match Report". Liverweb.org.uk. Retrieved 20 May 2008.
  6. ↑ "Liverpool Senior Cup Final 2004–05". ToffeeWeb.com. Archived from the original on 8 May 2008. Retrieved 20 May 2008.
  7. ↑ "Liverpool Senior Cup 2005–06". Football Club History Database. Retrieved 20 May 2008.
  8. ↑ The final between Marine and Tranmere Rovers was cancelled due to pitch availability problems.
  9. ↑ "Liverpool Senior Cup 2006–07". Football Club History Database. Retrieved 20 May 2008.

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