Liverpool County Premier League

The Liverpool County Premier League is a football competition based in Merseyside, England.^[1] It was founded in 2006 as a merger of the Liverpool County Football Combination and the I Zingari League.

Liverpool County Premier League

Founded	2006
Country	England
Divisions	Premier Division Division One Division Two
Number of clubs	36
Level on pyramid	Level 11 (Premier Division)
Feeder to	North West Counties League Division One North and South
Relegation to	I-Zingari Combination
Domestic cup(s)	Peter Coyne/George Mahon Cup Zingari Challenge Cup Roy Wade Cup Lord Wavertree Cup
Current champions	Halewood Apollo (Premier) FC King Harry (Championship) L4 Football Club (Conference) (2023–24)
Website	Liverpool County Premier League

The league has three divisions, the Premier Division, the Championship Division and the Conference Division. The Premier Division is a feeder league to the National League System and feeds the North West Counties League Division One North and South.

Champions

Season	Premier Division	Division One	Division Two
2006–07	Waterloo Dock	South Liverpool	REMYCA United
2007–08	Waterloo Dock	Aigburth Peoples Hall	Sacre Coeur Former Pupils
2008–09	Waterloo Dock	Albany Athletic	Halewood Town

Season	Premier Division	Division One	Division Two (North)	Division Two (South)
2009–10	Waterloo Dock	Essemmay Old Boys	Pinewoods	Alumni

Season	Premier Division	Division One	Division Two
2010–11	Waterloo Dock	Croxteth	Liverpool North
2011–12	Aigburth Peoples Hall	West Everton Xaviers	Kingsley United
2012–13	West Everton Xaviers	Kingsley United	The Famous Grapes
2013–14	Aigburth Peoples Hall	Liver Academy	Litherland REMYCA Reserves
2014–15	Aigburth Peoples Hall	Waterloo Grammar School Old Boys	Leyfield

Season	Premier Division	Division One	Division Two	Division Three
2015–16	Aigburth Peoples Hall	Old Xaverians Reserves	British Rail (Formerly BRNESC Reserves)	Custys

Season	Premier Division	Division One	Division Two
2016–17	Aigburth Peoples Hall[2]	Old Xaverians Reserves	Bankfield Old Boys
2017–18	Lower Breck	British Rail	Quarry Bank Old Boys
2018–19	Waterloo Dock	FC Pilchy	Stoneycroft
2019–20	N/A due to COVID-19
2020-21	Liverpool Nalgo	The Empress	Warbreck
2021-22	Sefton Athletic	The Frames	Joey Orr's The Edge
2022-23	MSB Woolton	The Naylo	FC King Harry

Season	Premier Division	Championship Division	Conference Division
2023-24	Halewood Apollo	FC King Harry	L4 Football Club
2024-25

Number of top-tier league championships by club

• Waterloo Dock – 6
• Aigburth People's Hall – 5
• Halewood Apollo – 1
• Liverpool NALGO – 1
• Lower Breck – 1
• MSB Woolton – 1
• Sefton Athletic – 1
• West Everton Xaviers – 1

2024–25 members

Premier Division

• Admiral (resigned from league)
• AFC Liverpool (reserves)
• East Villa Rail
• FC King Harry
• Halewood Apollo
• Joey Orr's
• Liver Academy
• Liverpool NALGO
• MSB Woolton
• Old Xaverians
• Sefton Athletic
• The Grenadier
• The NAYLO (resigned from league in October 2024)
• Waterloo Dock

Championship Division

• Deyesbrook
• FC Salle
• Formby
• Granby Toxteth Athletic
• L4
• MSB Woolton (reserves)
• Ormskirk West End
• River
• Roby
• South Liverpool
• The ARC

Conference Division

• Allerton (resigned from league)
• Calci
• Edge Hill Boys Club Old Boys
• Flathouse
• Forefield Rangers
• Granby Toxteth Athletic (development)
• Highfield
• Litherland REMYCA OA
• MSB Woolton (under-21s) (resigned from league)
• Oakfield
• Ormskirk West End (reserves)
• Pex Hill
• Stoney (club inactive in league)
• Warbreck
• The Anny Road