Non League

Southport FC youngster Doug Tharme made a career-changing move to Championship side Blackpool in January and he has opened up to MerseySportLive on his return to professional football. Tharme's career began at Wrexham AFC in their academy and he signed...

City of Liverpool FC are raising money to help locals pay their energy bills with costs set to rise. A record increase in global gas prices prompted OFGEM to raise the energy price cap by 54% from April 1.

AFC Liverpool have secured their place in the NWCFL Premier Division next season after their 2-2 draw against Winsford United. The coronavirus pandemic has ravaged the non-league pyramid of football continually over the past two years.

Southport FC secured a valuable point against second-placed Brackley Town in an eventful 0-0 draw in the Vanarama National League North. The game's two big talking points came within two minutes of each other, firstly in the 61st minute...

AFC Liverpool avoided a third league loss on the bounce, drawing with Winsford United 2-2. Substitutes proved supreme in the match, with both side's substitutes scoring braces for their respective clubs.

Prescot Cables FC have been awarded £10,000 worth of building materials following a successful application to the Buildbase Non-league Club Renovation Programme. The club were chosen, along with nine other clubs who compete in the Buildbase FA Trophy and Vase competitions, by judges from Buildbase and the FA.

Many non league fixtures across Merseyside fell victim to the rain and high winds of Storm Eunice over the weekend. Second-placed Marine's home tie against Clitheroe in the Northern Premier League West was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Skelmersdale United ran out 2-0 winners against Northwich Victoria on Saturday to stay within a point of league leaders, Macclesfield. The win marks United’s sixth consecutive home win, a run they will hope to keep going if they are to recapture top spot.

Lower Breck remain on the hunt for their first three points in North West Counties League since the start of December after they were beaten 1-4 by Ashton Athletic. After their courageous 10-man comeback last week to draw 4-4 away to Charnock Richard, it looked like a great opportunity to pick up three points.

When Marine began their FA Cup journey in 2020 against Barnoldswick Town, nobody could have imagined what took place just four months after. Seven rounds later, they faced Tottenham Hotspur, top of the Premier League. Merseysportlive reporter Sam Millne looks back at the impact of that game a year on.