New Liverpool FC
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| Full name | New Liverpool Football Club | ||
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| Nickname(s) | The City Blues | ||
| Founded | 1898 | ||
| Stadium | New Liverpool Stadium New Liverpool | ||
| Capacity | 64,780 | ||
| Manager | Martin Juarezara | ||
| Coach | Johnthan Zhao | ||
| League | SPL | ||
| 23-24 Season | 1st | ||
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New Liverpool FC was founded in 1898 as New Liverpool Football Club by a group of river workers on the San Fernando River. The club is most successful in Slokasian football with 14 league Divison 1 titles, 6 SPL Titles, and 23 Association Cup Titles. The team currently participates in the 2023–24 UHFA Elite Championship as well as the SPL. New Liverpool is the most attended club in the country with an average attendance in 2022-2023 of 63,800 per game.
History
Founded as one of the first clubs in Slokais in 1898, New Liverpool FC helped establish the Association Cup in 1905. From the founding of Northrock United in 1918, the two clubs have been rivals. The initiating incident was in 1929 when the wealthy Northrock bought the stadium rights from New Liverpool to play at the Goodhope Road Stadium, where New Liverpool has been playing since 1902. To this day, Northrock fans have the chant "We bought the Blues in 29', Your club is just fine, We will keep raising the Northrock Pine". In 1954, New Liverpool was forced to shut down by order of Juan Costa and replaced by the New Liverpool Police FC. After the Great War, New Liverpool was reborn in 1972. The team moved into the newly built New Liverpool Stadium sharing the ground with the Slokasian National Team.
| No. | Pos. | Nation | Player |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GK |  SIF
|
Daniel Barrenga |
| 4 | LB | SIF
|
Robert Estevez |
| 18 | CB | SIF
|
Stephen Chang |
| 15 | CB |  MAL
|
Akil Hamzari |
| 5 | RB |  HAE
|
Hwang Jin-su |
| 6 | CDM | SIF
|
Joseph Chang-Hua (VC) |
| 30 | LM | SIF
|
Samuel Zhang |
| 20 | RM | SIF
|
Yafit Ben-Ali |
| 10 | CAM | SIF
|
Simon Rinzu[a] |
| 7 | ST | SIF
|
Theodore Zavala (C) |
| 21 | ST |  LOM
|
Collin Kinnley |
Notes
- ↑ Simon Rinzu originally played for Lao Sansong including the 2017 UHFA Hesperidan U-18 Championship, switched nationality after the 2018 ban on participation of Lao Sansong in UHFA competitions.