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A weekly fitness initiative run by the University of Liverpool Sport and Fitness centre is set to continue in the city this term. The event was established before the 2020 Covid pandemic to encourage both staff and students at...

How a flip of a coin separated European football heavyweights Liverpool and Cologne on this day in 1965, at least in football terms. And it was a call of ‘tails’ from Liverpool captain Ron Yeats that proved decisive after 300 minutes. Ross Tugwood finds out more.

Greenbank Sports Academy offers disabled people the opportunity to try a range of sports at low costs. One of those sports is Power Hockey. The sport is currently being developed in the Merseyside area, however the plan is to develop the...

Former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has been named in the Liverpool squad to face Celtic legends on Saturday. Gerrard, 42, played for the Red's between 1998 and 2015, scoring 120 goals in his seventeen year career. https://twitter.com/LFC/status/1638452086269440000?s=20 In last years legends game,...

As former Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva announces his retirement from the game, we look back at his 10-year spell that saw him win the League Cup in 2011/12. Here are some of his most memorable moments at Liverpool.

Manchester City and Liverpool fans have agreed that something had to be done to deal with poor fan behaviour ahead of the next meeting between the two clubs. Following a spree of incidents in the Manchester City-Liverpool fixtures in recent...

For some years now, Runcorn has been hosting 'Real Life Stories' with some of the North West's most prominent names in sport, both past and present sharing their experiences at the elite level. From football to boxing and MMA,...

After Liverpool's unsuccessful attempt to overhaul Real Madrid's three-goal lead this week, Merseysportlive looks back at some of the herculean efforts of those teams that fought back from the brink in the Champions League.

It might not be the most popular or glamorous sport, particularly to the younger generation. But fencing club leaders in Liverpool are hoping to foil that perception and make it much more accessible.

Merseyside cricketer and running coach Alex Rigby agrees he might be a little crazy after completing an ultramarathon to raise money for his cricket club, Ainsdale. “I think any runner is a bit of a madman, I think you have to be to want to push yourself like that,” he said.