  CanceledNorthern Premier League N/West |
 3:00 pmNorthern Premier League N/West Holt House |
| Pos | Club | P | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Dunston FC | 7 | 16 |
| 2 |  Clitheroe | 6 | 14 |
| 3 | Colne | 6 | 13 |
| 4 |  Ramsbottom United | 5 | 12 |
| 5 |  Workington AFC | 6 | 12 |
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.
Our two guiding principles when setting up our football for everyone scheme was to ensure that people would come together to play football from communities that otherwise would never have met, namely refugees/asylum seekers and local lads.
The other main aim we had was that cost would not be a preclusion to anyone competing, by making our sessions free to everyone it ensures people have access to healthy activities that they may otherwise have been excluded from.
Our 11-a-side sessions run every Sunday at Everton Park Sports centre, Liverpool. The sessions focus on fitness, improving technical skills and some game-related scenarios.
We place a great emphasis on ensuring players are mixing with each other and take swift action to remedy any cliques that form, the aim of our project is not to win matches, it is to get local lads and refugees/asylum seekers socialising together and become a beacon of hope in helping them feel a part of this great city of ours.
The sessions are open to all abilities and fitness levels but are focused on preparing for 11-a-side football. For those players who wish to progress further and play more competitive football we also help in arranging trials so those players who do come to us at a high skill level get the chance to show off there talents.
