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Playing in Europe, 1-0 down after the first leg... Better call Tosh. John Toshack bagged a hat-trick when Liverpool FC beat Hibernian 3-1 in the UEFA Cup tie at Anfield on 30 September 1975, advancing to the following round on their way to eventually claim the trophy! 📸 Real Sociedad, CC BY-SA 2.0

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 12h

Ian Rush scored a hat-trick past Everton's Bobby Mimms when the two teams clashed at Goodison on 30 Sept 1986, as Liverpool FC beat their neighbours 4-1 and claimed the Screen Sport Super Cup. And the players were presented the famous tankards instead of medals as their prizes😁 📸 Aleksander Adamski

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 13h

It makes him one of only 9 LFC players with 10+ assists who had the games/assist ratio under 4.00. Alan died on 14 Dec 2009, but will be remembered by the Liverpool fans all over the world. Alan A'Court - 2nd Division International. An interview he gave us in 2004: www.lfchistory.net/articles/3013

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Alan A'Court - 2nd Division International - LFChistory.net

In 2004 LFChistory.net interviewed Alan A'Court who is in Liverpool FC's Hall of Fame.

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 13h

..., a certain Peter Thompson was brought in to take his place in the team... A tough competitor for the starting spot, hard to disagree. A'Court scored a total of 63 goals in 381 first-team appearances, but what's even more exciting is his assist tally: 111. 2/3

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Alan A'Court - 2nd Division International - LFChistory.net

In 2004 LFChistory.net interviewed Alan A'Court who is in Liverpool FC's Hall of Fame.

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 13h

Alan A'Court was born on 30 Sept 1934 in Rainhill. He signed a professional contract with Liverpool a week prior to his 18th birthday and the left winger stuck with the Reds through relegation in 1954 and promotion back to the top flight in 1962, but when injuries struck the following season... 1/3

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 14h

The young forward went on to score 33 goals in 111 games, with 15 strikes in his most prolific campaign 1971-72, but competing for a starting XI spot with Kevin Keegan and John Toshack was never going to be an easy task and Evans had to move on, eventually signing for Aston Villa in June 1972. 2/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 14h

Our best wishes to a former Liverpool FC striker Alun Evans who turns 77 today! Born on 30 September 1949 in Kidderminster, Alun started his professional career at Wolverhampton. Liverpool FC paid £100,000 to sign him in September 1968, making him Britain's most expensive teenage footballer. 1/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 14h

14-0 on aggregate! Having already scored TEN in the first leg, Liverpool FC travelled to Oriel Park to face Dundalk in the European Fairs Cup on 30 September 1969. They showed little mercy once again, beating their opponents 4-0, with Peter Thompson scoring a double.

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 14h

Bob Priday played 40 games in total for the Reds, scoring 6 goals May he rest in peace...: www.lfchistory.net/players/805

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 14h

Bob Priday passed away on 30 September 1998. Born in Cape Town in 1925, Bob joined Liverpool FC in November 1945 and made his debut in a nFA Cup 2-0 win over Chester on 5 January 1946. The South African winger featured 9 times in the title-winning 1946-47 campaign. 1/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 15h

To make it even more special for Berry, it came in a Merseyside derby and the Reds beat Everton 3-2. 'Nivvy' boasted a brilliant career later on, scoring 79 goals in 257 official games for LFC, including 5 strikes in the title-winning campaign 1946-47. Read more: www.lfchistory.net/players/781 2/2

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Berry Nieuwenhuys - 257 appearances, 79 goals for Liverpool FC - LFChistory.net

Berry Nieuwenhuys: 257 appearances and 79 goals for Liverpool FC. Debut 23 September 1933.

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 15h

Born in Kroonstad (South Africa) in 1911, Berry Nieuwenhuys joined Liverpool FC in September 1933. On 23 September he made his first appearance v Spurs (away), while on 30 September he scored his first goal for the club on his Anfield debut. 1/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 15h

It was Liverpool's tenth game that campaign, tenth game unbeaten. Managed by Bill Shankly, the Reds went on to win the Second Division and even bigger things were lying ahead of them in the coming years... 2/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 15h

44' Roger Hunt 78' Roger Hunt 82' Kevin Lewis 84' Ian St John The iconic attacking duo were on fire when Liverpool FC beat Charlton 4-0 on 30 September 1961 at The Valley, while 21-year-old midfielder Lewis scored his fifth goal of the season. 1/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 17h

Rush scored one... Ian Rush scored his first goal for Liverpool FC on 30 September 1981, as the Reds beat Oulu Palloseura 7-0 in a European Cup tie at Anfield. The game took place a day after Bill Shankly's death and the Kop chanted 'Shankly!' for the entire second half. 📸 Skapti Hallgrímsson

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 29/09/2026

Terry Mac was one of the greatest midfielders Liverpool have ever had and having him play alongside Graeme Souness sounds like a definition of luxury. 📸 Rob Bogaerts / Anefo, Nationaal Archief (CC0) 2/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 29/09/2026

A day after making his 329th and final appearance for Liverpool FC - a 1-0 win over Dundalk in the European Cup - Terry McDermott left the club, re-joining his former team Newcastle United. 1/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 29/09/2026

Giorgi Mamardashvili was born in Tbilisi on 29 September 2000. Many happy returns! Giorgi signed for Liverpool FC from Valencia in the summer of 2024, but remained at the Spanish club for another season before eventually joining the Reds the following summer.

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 29/09/2026

Read more about Bill Shankly: www.lfchistory.net/managers/9

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 29/09/2026

Bill was a revolutionary who changed not just the football team, but also the mentality of everyone around the club. He laid the foundations for the team's success in the following decades and without him, we wouldn't be who we are now. He made the people happy. Photo: Courtesy of the Shankly family

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 29/09/2026

Bill Shankly passed away on 29 September 1981, aged 68. A tremendous manager who brought Liverpool FC from the dark ages of playing in the Second Division back onto the pinnacle of English football, Shankly led the Reds for nearly 15 years. But he's so much more than a manager. 1/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 28/09/2026

Two goals from Peter Thompson, two from Alun Evans, two from Sir Roger Hunt. Wolverhampton Wanderers hosted Liverpool FC at Molineux on 28 September 1968 and the Reds showed no mercy, hammering them 6-0! 📸 Tommy Jordan

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 28/09/2026

A very modest crowd of less than 15,000 watched Liverpool FC beat Odense 5-0 in the European Cup first round tie at Anfield on 28 September 1983. Michael Robinson netted twice, which included his first ever goal for the Reds. #LFC went on to win the European Cup that campaign🏆️ 📸 Carl Clemente

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 28/09/2026

Four days after making his Liverpool FC debut, Diogo Jota scored his first goal for the club on 28 September 2020. He replaced Sadio Mane in the 79th minute and found the net 9 minutes later, sealing in a 3-1 win over Arsenal at Anfield. Forever one of us🙏 📸 Paul Moran

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 28/09/2026

Gerry Byrne, a tough-tackling defender who spent his entire career at Liverpool FC, made his professional debut on 28 Sep 1957. Although a 5-1 defeat at Charlton sounds like a very bad start, Gerry went on to have a brilliant career at Anfield! Never forget his heroics in the 1965 FA Cup final🏆️

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 27/09/2026

The Kop paying tribute to Sir Roger Hunt following his death at the age of 83. Sir Roger passed away on 27 September 2021 and the mosaic was displayed before the game against Man City on 3 October (2-2). Liverpool's record league goalscorer (244 goals) and a 1966 World Cup winner. Never forgotten!

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 26/09/2026

Robbie Fowler wore the No. 9 shirt for the first time on 26 Sep 1995, as the Reds goallesly drew v Spartak Vladikavkaz. UEFA required traditional 1-11 numbering in the UEFA Cup back then, regardless of domestic squad numbers. As a result, Fowler wore the number 9 shirt instead of his usual No. 23.

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 26/09/2026

Torres 3 Babel 2 Gerrard 1 Three Liverpool FC players were on the scoresheet when the Reds beat Hull City 6-1 at Anfield on 26 September 2009. We all love a good goalfest! 📸 Saw, CC BY-SA 2.0

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 26/09/2026

A hat-trick hero: Dick Forshaw bagged a treble during Liverpool's 5-1 win over Everton 101 years ago today! Forshaw was on fire, as he netted 29 goals that season. He's one of the 19 players who managed to score 100+ goals for the Reds - an accomplishment reserved only for the true Anfield greats!

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 25/09/2026

Ray Clemence made his first-team debut at Liverpool FC on 25 September 1968 and he kept a clean sheet in a League Cup tie against Swansea Town at Anfield. The greatest goalkeeper we've ever had, agreed? 📸 Marcel Antonisse / Anefo, Nationaal Archief (CC0)

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 25/09/2026

Wishing Ronnie Whelan many happy returns on his 65th birthday! Born in Dublin on 25 September 1961, Ronnie joined Liverpool FC in 1979 and made his professional debut in April 1981. When he played his final game for the Reds in 1994, his appearance count stopped at 493. 📸 Skapti Hallgrímsson

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 24/09/2026

I was actually sat quite close to the goal where he scored past Liverpool academy goalkeeper Kamil Grabara. Joao Felix with the assist, if my memory serves me right. Always our No. 20🙏

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 24/09/2026

What was the first time you saw Diogo with your own eyes? For me, it was a bit of an unusual one: he played for Portugal U21s and bagged the winner (1-0) against Poland in front of a fairly modest crowd of 13,000 in Zabrze on 16 November 2018. 2/3

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 24/09/2026

Diogo Jota made his debut for Liverpool FC on 24 September 2020, as he entered the pitch in the second half of a 7-2 win over Lincoln City in the League Cup. Most people remember that game for the weird goal from Divock Origi. Jota replaced Harvey Elliott when the Reds were already 5-0 up. 1/3

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 24/09/2026

Born on 24 September 1949, that Liverpool FC player made his first-team debut on his 20th birthday. He scored 30 goals in 120 official appearances for the Reds, with 13 strikes in 31 games during his best campaign 1972-73. Can you guess the player, Reds🤔 ?

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 24/09/2026

Fabio Aurelio: www.lfchistory.net/players/1157

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 24/09/2026

Fabio Aurelio, a Brazilian left-back who signed for the Reds from Valencia in 2006, was born in São Carlos on 24 September 1979. Which means Liverpool FC simultaneously had two left-backs born on 24 September, as John Arne Riise is exactly a year younger than Fabio. 📸 Chensiyuan - CC BY-SA 4.0

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 24/09/2026

Our best wishes to John Arne Riise who turns 46 today! What's your favourite moment from his #LFC career?

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 23/09/2026

Matchdetails: www.lfchistory.net/games/1700

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 23/09/2026

Two second-half goals from Ian Rush sealed a 3-1 win over Everton on 23 September 1989, with Mike Newell and John Barnes scoring for either side before the half-time. A win over the Blues at Goodison and Liverpool top of the league💪 📸 Rob C. Croes / Anefo – Edited by LFChistory.net

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 23/09/2026

Henderson spent around 11 months at the club, scoring 12 goals in 23 appearances. He was Liverpool's second best goalscorer in the 1893-94 campaign when they went unbeaten in the Second Division, winning it and gaining the promotion. 2/2 David Henderson: www.lfchistory.net/players/660#...

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David Henderson - 23 appearances, 12 goals for Liverpool FC - LFChistory.net

David Henderson: 23 appearances and 12 goals for Liverpool FC. Debut 23 September 1893.

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 23/09/2026

David Henderson, a bit of a forgotten striker from Callander in Scotland, made his Liverpool FC debut on 23 September 1893 and he commemorated the occasion with a goal in a 3-1 win over Birmingham at Anfield. Jimmy Stott scored the other two goals for LFC. 1/2

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 23/09/2026

Steve Harkness made put the game to bed soon after, making it 5-2. The game will be remembered for having only one hero, though, and that hero has to be Robbie Fowler, a cheeky lad from Toxteth who went on to score 183 goals for LFC. 📸 Paul Moran Robbie Fowler: www.lfchistory.net/players/301

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Robbie Fowler - 369 appearances, 183 goals for Liverpool FC - LFChistory.net

Robbie Fowler: 369 appearances and 183 goals for Liverpool FC. Debut 22 September 1993.

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 23/09/2026

The defender left him a lot of space, as if nothing had happened earlier in the game. Standing on the edge of the penalty area, he firmly placed it into the goalkeeper's bottom right corner. Get in. Four nil. Although Bolton tried to fight back with goals from Andy Todd and Mark Patterson... 2/3

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 23/09/2026

Robbie Fowler was on fire when Bolton Wanderers came to Anfield on 23 September 1995. 11' First goal 30' Second goal 46' Third goal Things looked done and dusted, but he didn't stop there. When the clock hit the 67th minute, Fowler got a pass from Steve McManaman. 1/3

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 22/09/2026

Harry Kewell was born on 22 September 1978 in Smithfield. Liverpool FC signed him from Leeds in July 2003, paying £5m. The Australian winger went on to score 16 goals in 139 games for the Reds. The expectations were much higher, but he had some good moments at LFC. 📸 Kevin Airs / CC BY-SA 3.0

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 22/09/2026

What's more distinguished way to mark a professional debut than to score in it? Robbie Fowler was picked to play up front alongside Ian Rush when Liverpool FC faced Fulham at Craven Cottage on 22 September 1993 and the young Toxteth lad found the net during the 3-1 win. A star in the making... 📸 TLW

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LFChistory.net @lfchistory.net · 21/09/2026

Liverpool FC boss (1936-1951) George Kay was born on 21 September 1891 in Manchester. He led the Reds to the First Division title in 1947 and the FA Cup final in 1950.

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