Non League

Marine FC will join Liverpool and Everton in tonight's FA Cup third round draw after a dramatic 1-0 win against Havant & Waterlooville yesterday. The Northern Premier League side left it late after Niall Cummins converted a 120 minute winner to a very tight game.

Bootle Bucks Inclusion FC have received massive boost after Liverpool was placed into Tier 2 of the governments new coronavirus system this afternoon.

Whilst those in the elite tiers of football sit behind the walls of their state-of-the-art homes after a ‘hard’ training session, those involved in Non-League football are not so fortunate at this precarious time. The idea of football being a...

Eighth-tier Marine AFC secured passageway to the second round of the FA Cup, after beating League Two Colchester on penalties. This result marks the first time in 28 years that Marine have got this far in the competition, which is...

"Football suffers, fans can't go to games, socialise etc but we have to remember the virus is still having a massive impact on people's, communities and livelihoods."

As the government implements a new lockdown, there are fears that the impact on non-league football players' mental health will be huge. Merseysportlive's Will Feaver spoke to the manager of one local team who shares those concerns.

Marine and Skelmersdale United have been given a massive boost by the FA as it was announced that all FA Cup first round ties this weekend will go ahead, despite the country heading into a second lockdown on Thursday. Both...

Merseyside non league teams Skelmersdale United and Marine have been given a financial boost after their FA Cup ties were picked for TV coverage. Skelmersdale's first round clash away to Harrogate Town will be shown live on BT Sport on Friday November 6 with a kick off time of 7.45pm.

Skelmersdale United and Marine FC have been given League Two opposition in the first round of the FA Cup. Skelmersdale, who are the lowest ranked side left in the competition and in the first round for the first time since...

Merseyside non-league football side Prescot Cables have donated £500 to a local food bank charity after it was announced the government would end free school meals this half term.