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In May 1985, Everton were perhaps the greatest club side on the planet. After waltzing to the league title by a then record margin of 13 points, they went on to win the European Cup Winners Cup and reach...

With Liverpool MMA fighter Raphael Uchegbu expected to fight on May 16th, we had a look at his star potential and what the future likely holds.

Ken and his brother Neal are two of Merseyside's pride and joy in tennis, and they fly the flag for Liverpool in the doubles format of the sport. In 2009, Ken broke out onto the international scene, when he won...

Liam Watson named his all time Southport starting eleven as he managed his 500th game in charge of the Sandgrounders. Goalkeeper Tony McMillian Tony McMillian played for Southport from 2008-2012. He made 126 appearances for the club. He won the Conference North...

Liverpool boxer Tom Farrell has revealed he has ambitions to claim the British Super Lightweight title in the near future. Farrell, who has fought the likes of Ohara Davies in his career so far, has set his sights on claiming the domestic title once more.

With the Premier League set to announce their inaugural inductees into the Hall of Fame, let’s take a look at which Everton players – past and present – would be worthy recipients of such high praise. It would be fair...

A band of Wirral golfers working in the professional game say they owe their successful careers to the peninsula’s courses that were recently under threat of closure. Arrowe Park, Brackenwood and The Warren were all at risk as Wirral Council looked to address a £16.5m budget deficit.

“I just can’t wait to get in there, it’s going to be unbelievable.” These were the words of  Paddy ‘The Baddy” Pimblett as he heads down to London to face American, Joe Giannetti. Former featherweight Cage Warriors champion Paddy “The...

Martin Dwyer secured status of becoming a "world class jockey" by achieving one feat - winning the Epsom Derby on a special summer day in 2006. It completed his remarkable journey from a Liverpool council estate. Dwyer relived his memorable day to Merseysportlive's Henry Baines.

Liverpool in the 1980’s was a stark difference from what it is today. The Tory government had put the city in what’s known as a ‘managed decline’, mirroring a whole host of other cities in Northern England. With not much else...