Liverpool County Football Association

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Liverpool County Football Association
Formation1892
PurposeFootball association
HeadquartersLiverpool Soccer Centre
Walton Hall Park
Location
County Secretary
D Pugh
Websitewww.liverpoolfa.com

The Liverpool County Football Association, simply known as the Liverpool FA, is the County Football Association in the city of Liverpool, England. It runs several league and cup competitions in the city.

Organisation

The aim of the Liverpool County Football Association Ltd (LCFA), is to establish for the benefit of all concerned within Football, the appropriate structures and systems to enable the Association to control, manage, regulate and promote the game within the area. This will enable us to assist with the development of the game, to increase the quality and quantity of participation across the various sections. The LCFA Sefton site is operated by the LCFA and boasts high-quality outdoor pitches and five 5-a-side pitches, with a full-size 3G pitch to open by January 2022.[1]

Specific Objectives of LCFA are:

• To govern and administer all aspects of football within the County boundary • To proactively introduce the initiatives of the Football Association to all bodies of football within the County boundary • To actively encourage people to participate and develop their individual skills, through their participation in football[2]

Affiliated leagues

There are a large number of leagues covering the Merseyside and Cheshire areas, many of which are affiliated to the Liverpool County FA but some are affiliated to the Cheshire County FA or Lancashire County FA.

Men's Saturday leagues

Men's Sunday leagues
  • Birkenhead Sunday League
  • Crosby and District Sunday League
  • Ellesmere Port Senior Sunday League
  • Formers League – Sunday Competition
  • Liverpool Business Houses Football League – Sunday Competition
  • Ormskirk and District Sunday League
  • Skelmersdale and District Sunday League
  • Southport and District League – Sunday Competition
  • Wallasey and District Sunday League
  • Wirral Sunday League

Other leagues
  • Merseyside Ability Counts League
  • Merseyside Christian League

Youth leagues
  • Anfield Junior Summer League
  • Belle Vale and District Junior League
  • Bootle, Litherland and Netherton Junior League
  • Craven Minor League
  • Eastham and District Junior League
  • Edge Hill Junior League
  • Ellesmere Port Junior League
  • Halewood Summer Junior League
  • Halton and District Junior League
  • Hightown Junior League
  • Kirkby Summer Junior League
  • Kirkby Youth and Junior League
  • Liverpool and District Junior Summer Soccer League
  • Merseyside and Halewood Junior League
  • Scotland Road and District Junior League
  • St Helens and Rainhill Junior Alliance League
  • South Liverpool and District Junior League
  • Springfield Junior League
  • Skelmersdale Junior League
  • Alice Petricca Junior League
  • Tuebrook Junior Sports League
  • Wallasey Junior League
  • Walton and Kirkdale Junior League
  • Warrington Junior League
  • West Derby Junior League
  • Wigan and District Youth League

Ladies and girls leagues

Small-sided leagues
  • Newton-le-Willows 7 a side Leagues, Keep Football Alive Leagues
  • Litherland 7 a side Tuesday Evening League, Keep Football Alive Leagues
  • Bootle 5 a side Tuesday Evening League, Keep Football Alive Leagues
  • Liverpool Soccer Sixes Wednesday League
  • St Helens Thursday 6 A Side League
  • Southport Tuesday 6 A Side League
  • Toxteth 5 a side Tuesday Evening League, Keep Football Alive Leagues
  • Walton 7 a side Summer League

Halewood 7 a side Sunday League, Keep Football Alive Leagues

  • Warrington Monday 6 A Side League

Futsal leagues
  • LCFA Men's Futsal League
  • LCFA Women's Futsal League[3]

Disbanded or amalgamated leagues

A number of leagues that were affiliated to the Liverpool County FA have disbanded or amalgamated with other leagues including:

  • Liverpool and District Sunday League (merged 2020 with Liverpool Business Houses Football League)
  • Liverpool County Combination
  • I Zingari League
  • St Helens Combination
  • Birkenhead and Wirral League
  • Liverpool Shipping League
  • Liverpool and District CMS League
  • Halewood Junior League
  • Merseyside Junior Winter League
  • Rainhill and District Junior League

Affiliated member clubs

Among the notable clubs that are (or have been) affiliated to the Liverpool County FA are:

Competitions

Leagues
CompetitionHolders
Liverpool County Premier League Premier DivisionAigburth Peoples Hall
Liverpool County Premier League Division OneOld Xaverians Reserves
Liverpool County Premier League Division TwoBRNESC Reserves
Liverpool County Premier League Division ThreeCustys
Liverpool County Youth Division (U21 Sunday) Custys U21
Liverpool County Youth Division (U18 Saturday) Waterloo Dock U18
Liverpool County Youth Division (U18 Sunday) Canada FC
Liverpool County Women's LeagueTranmere Rovers Ladies
Liverpool County Men's Futsal LeagueDengo United
Liverpool County Women's Futsal LeagueBrazil Girls

Adult cups
CompetitionHolders
Liverpool Senior CupMarine
Liverpool Women's Senior CupMSB Woolton First Ladies[4]
Liverpool Challenge CupSouth Liverpool
Liverpool Sunday Premier CupMayfair
Liverpool Saturday Junior CupNetherley Woodlane Legion
Liverpool Sunday Junior CupS.O.G FC.
Liverpool Saturday Intermediate CupRainhill Town
Liverpool Sunday Intermediate CupKnowsley South
Liverpool Veteran's CupBritannia Veterans VNC

Youth cups
CompetitionHolders
Liverpool Youth Cup (Under-18)Churchtown Athletic
Liverpool Under-16 Boys CupMaghull Youth
Liverpool Under-16 Girls CupTranmere Rovers
Liverpool Under-13 Boys CupBlackbrook
Liverpool Inter League U18 CupSt Helens Comb
Liverpool Inter League U16 CupBootle & Netherton
Liverpool Inter League U14 CupSouth Liverpool
Liverpool Inter League U12 CupSouth Liverpool

References
  1. "LCFA Sefton Facilities".
  2. "Liverpool County FA – About Us". Liverpool County FA. Archived from the original on 14 June 2011. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
  3. "Liverpool County FA – LCFA Affiliated Leagues". Liverpool County FA. Retrieved 9 June 2011.
  4. "LCFA Womens Senior Challenge Cup Results". Liverpool FA Website.
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