  CanceledNorthern Premier League N/West 2019/20 City of Liverpool FC vs Widnes |
 TBDBastion Gardens Prestatyn Town vs City of Liverpool FC |
| Pos | Club | P | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Brighouse Town | 0 | 0 |
| 1 | City of Liverpool FC | 0 | 0 |
| 1 |  Clitheroe | 0 | 0 |
| 1 |  Colne | 0 | 0 |
| 1 |  Droylsden | 0 | 0 |
If you believe in the aims and aspirations of City of Liverpool Football Club, you can become a member, which provides you with the means to shape the future of the club.
All the information needed for matchgoers at the berry street garage stadium, whether it’s your 1st or 100th game.
Season ticket sales for the upcoming 20/21 season will be announced when we are certain football will be starting up once more.
The broad vision that brought the founding members together was one of a football club that was owned by our community and represented the community’s civic, social and cultural identity.
The genesis of this club goes all the way back to 2008 and can be traced through lots of small meetings, chats, encounters, and talk.
It’s fair to say our club has been quite succesfull in its 5 short years in existence.
The Purple Hub sports complex, comprising a sports hall, boxing gym, all weather football pitches, grass football pitches, tennis courts and bowling greens
We believe that no child should ever go hungry and that all families in our community should have access to food when they find their fridge and their pockets are empty.
Find out more about our scheme helping combat racism by bringing refugees/asylum seekers and local lads together.
The Liverpool city region produces more professional footballers per head than any other British city, more child and youth soccer players, more amateur footballers and that is without mentioning the veritable army of volunteers who ensure that football is available and played in the city every day of the week.
It is entirely accurate to say that Liverpool is a hot bed of football. It is equally as accurate to say that football in Liverpool does not just exist once a week at Goodison Park or Anfield.
Nor is it just a televisual sports entertainment pursuit. Football in Liverpool exists on a daily basis in school playgrounds, in parks, in 5 a side centres, sports centres, on the streets, in futsal leagues, in workplaces, in pubs and social clubs and in every neighbourhood across the city.
However, amid all of this footballing activity and enthusiasm a gap in the city’s footballing infrastructure is all too apparant. There is no senior non-league team playing within or representing the city.
All of the outer boroughs are well represented; Knowsley, Sefton, Wirral, St Helens and Halton all have non-league clubs, but not Liverpool.
City of Liverpool Football Club will change that.
We seek to be an inclusive footballing expression of our city region identity, community owned and operated and providing a foundation for grassroots football to thrive and grow.
