Liverpool F.C.

Liverpool F.C. is an English professional football club based in Liverpool, founded in 1892. It competes in the Premier League and plays home matches at Anfield.

European Cup final 2005: The 2005 UEFA Champions League final in which Liverpool came back from three goals down to defeat Milan on penalties. The Istanbul comeback became one of Liverpool’s most celebrated European victories.
Bill Shankly: A Scottish football manager who led Liverpool from 1959 to 1974 and rebuilt the club into a major force. Shankly established the modern football culture and ambitions associated with Liverpool.
Premier League: The top tier of English men’s football, contested by 20 clubs in a season. Liverpool competes in this league each season, alongside its domestic cup campaigns.
English football European ban: The five-year exclusion of English clubs from UEFA competitions after the Heysel Stadium disaster. The ban directly affected Liverpool and English football’s return to European competition.
Everton F.C.: An English professional football club based in Liverpool, founded in 1878 and competing in the Premier League. Everton is Liverpool’s local rival and the other club in the Merseyside derby.
Heysel Stadium disaster: A 1985 stadium disaster in Brussels where a wall collapsed during crowd disorder before the European Cup final, killing 39 people. The disaster involving Liverpool supporters led to English clubs’ exclusion from European competitions.
Bob Paisley: An English football manager who led Liverpool from 1974 to 1983, winning six league titles and three European Cups. Paisley turned Shankly’s foundation into an era of sustained domestic and European success.
UEFA Champions League: An annual competition for leading European men's club football teams, organized by UEFA. Liverpool’s European history includes six victories in this competition.
Hillsborough law: A proposed legal framework for duties of candour and assistance by public authorities after deaths involving the state. The campaign following Hillsborough helped make this reform a national issue.
Manchester United F.C.: An English professional football club based in Manchester, founded in 1878 and competing in the Premier League. The clubs’ rivalry reflects both sporting competition and historic ties between two north-west English cities.

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