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Test your knowledge on one of the most famous football clubs in the world! Explore the history, the legends, the iconic songs, and the unique traditions of Liverpool FC.
First Match Seeker 0–4 · Kopite in Training 5–8 · Honorary Anfield Legend 9–10
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The song was originally written by Rodgers and Hammerstein for the 1945 Broadway musical 'Carousel'. It became a chart-topping hit for the Liverpool Merseybeat group Gerry and the Pacemakers in 1963, which is when Anfield fans adopted it.
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The Spion Kop, usually just called 'The Kop', was named after a steep hill in South Africa where a famous battle took place during the Boer War. Many of the soldiers who died there came from Lancashire regiments, including men from Liverpool.
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Often called the 'Miracle of Istanbul', Liverpool came back from 3-0 down at half-time against AC Milan to win the match on penalties. It is considered one of the greatest finals in football history.
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Ian Rush scored an incredible 346 goals for Liverpool across two spells at the club. His legendary partnership with Kenny Dalglish in the 1980s is widely regarded as one of the best in football history.
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Anfield was originally the home of Everton FC. After a rent dispute in 1892, Everton moved across Stanley Park to Goodison Park, which left the stadium owner, John Houlding, with an empty ground and the motivation to form a brand new club: Liverpool FC.
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The Liver bird is a mythical bird that has been the symbol of the city of Liverpool for centuries. It is usually shown as a cormorant-like bird with a sprig of seaweed in its beak, and two giant copper Liver birds keep watch over the city from the top of the Royal Liver Building.
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Bill Shankly started the tradition of the 'Boot Room', a small, windowless room where the coaching staff drank tea and analyzed games. It became a legendary incubator for future managers like Bob Paisley and Joe Fagan.
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Legendary manager Bill Shankly thought the all-red kit would carry a psychological impact, making the players look like giants on the pitch. Before this change, Liverpool played in red shirts with white shorts and white socks.
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Mohamed Salah had an incredible debut season in 2017–18, scoring 44 goals in all competitions. This broke the previous club record for a debut campaign and instantly cemented his status as a Liverpool legend.
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Robbie Fowler scored three goals against Arsenal in just 4 minutes and 33 seconds in August 1994. This stood as a Premier League record for over twenty years until Sadio Mane broke it while playing for Southampton.
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