Liverpool FC drew 1-1 with Everton at Goodison on 4 October 2015. Danny Ings scored for Liverpool, Romelu Lukaku equalised just before the halftime. Brendan Rodgers led the Reds as a manager for the 166th and final time as he was sacked after that game.

4 October 1989 Liverpool's away game with Wigan was played at Anfield, as Springfield Park did not meet safety standards, with the away terrace having had its capacity cut to just 378. Steve Staunton came on as a sub and scored a hat-trick in a 3-0 win!

Wishing Roy Evans a very happy 77th birthday! He was a player, coach and manager at Liverpool FC. But first of all, he's a great man respected by everyone.

John Wark bagged a hat-trick, while Paul Walsh scored his first goal in Europe - Liverpool left Lech Poznan no chance when the two teams clashed at Anfield 41 years ago today. The Reds comfortably won 4-0 (5-0 on aggregate) and advanced to the European Cup second round.

A throwback to Liverpool's 4-0 win over Portsmouth on 3 October 1987 at Anfield. Peter Beardsley, Steve McMahon, John Aldridge and Ronnie Whelan - the list of goalscorers is a nice set of football legends! 'Portsmouth get a lesson in higher education' wrote Stephen Bierley in Guardian.

Jack Parkinson scored on his Liverpool debut on 3 October 1903, as the Reds won 2-1 at Birmingham City. Parkinson is a bit of a forgotten star who scored well over 100 goals for Liverpool FC. He won the title in 1906 and was First Division top goalscorer in 1909-10 season.

Happy 41st birthday Anthony Le Tallec! Is starting in a 2-1 win over Juventus in the Champions League quarterfinal a highlight of his career at Liverpool?

A coin toss, again. Liverpool FC played Athletic Bilbao in the Inter-City Fairs Cup on 2 October 1968. After losing 2-1 in the first leg at San Mames two weeks before, the Reds won 2-1 at home. Then it went to a coin toss... And this time LFC lost. Athletico advanced to the next round.

23 years ago today: Emile Heskey scores twice as Liverpool FC demolishes Spartak Moscow 5-0 at Anfield! Bruno Cheyrou, Sami Hyypia and Salif Diao were also on target that night. As for Cheyrou and Diao, these were their first goals for Liverpool.

It was a brilliant show when Liverpool faced Salzburg on 2 October 2019 at Anfield. The Reds went 3-0 up in the 1st half, but the Austrian club managed to make it level. Eventually Salah scored a winner! Liverpool FC 4-3 Red Bull Salzburg Mane, Robertson, Salah 2 - Hwang Hee-chan, Minamino, Haaland

Ephraim Longworth was born on 2 October 1887 in Halliwell. Liverpool FC signed him from Leyton in 1910 and he played for the Reds until his retirement in 1928. Ephraim holds the club record of 370 appearances at right-back without scoring a goal - surely Joe Gomez will try to beat that, though!

We wish a very, very happy birthday to our two fantastic Reds from Brazil! Roberto Firmino was born on 2 October 1991 in Maceio. Alisson Becker was born on 2 October 1992 in Novo Hamburgo. Many happy returns, Bobby and Ali!

Liverpool FC team to face Aston Villa on 1 October 1966. The Reds won 3-2. Ian St John, Ian Callaghan and Bobby Graham netted for Liverpool, while both goals for Villa were scored by a future Red Tony Hateley.

Despite being 1-0 down after 45 minutes, Liverpool FC beat Sheffield Wednesday 4-1 in a Premier League game at Anfield on 1 October 1994. Ian Rush opened the scoring, Steve McManaman bagged a brace and Sheffield's Des Walker was unlucky to score an own goal.

10 goals in Europe, the Reds scored 10 goals in Europe! Following a 1-1 draw in Finland two weeks prior, Liverpool FC defeated Oulu Palloseura 10-1 on 1 October 1980, with Graeme Souness and Terry McDdermott both scoring hat-tricks!

A throwback to Liverpool's home game with PSV on 1 October 2008. Robbie Keane scored his first goal for the club as the Reds won 3-1. Dirk Kuyt and Steven Gerrard were also on target that night. It was one of Robbie's 7 goals for Liverpool FC. Did we get rid of him too early?

1 October 2011 Two second-half goals from Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez gave Liverpool FC a 2-0 win at Everton. It was Kenny Dalglish's first trip to Goodison after returning to a LFC manager role and he did what he used to do in his first spell: beat the Blues at their own ground.

Robert 'Bobby' Robinson was born in Sunderland on 1 October 1879. Joined Liverpool FC in 1904, won the Second Division in 1904-1905 (24 goals), then won the First Division in 1905-1906 (10 goals). A hard-working goalscorer, he made 271 appearances for the Reds, netting 65 times.

Happy 63rd birthday Paul Walsh! Born in Plumstead on 1 October 1962, Paul joined Liverpool FC from Luton in 1984. He made a great impact on the team before the injuries hit him. And the arrival of John Aldridge and Peter Beardsley subtly showed him the door at Anfield...

Liverpool FC beat Everton 4-1 at Goodison on 30 September 1986, with Ian Rush casually scoring a hat-trick. You'll never sing that, you'll never sing that, SCREEN SPORT SUPER CUP WINNERS, You'll never sing that!

Anfield, 30 September 1997 Liverpool 0-0 Celtic The Reds advanced to the next UEFA Cup round on away goals. That brilliant goal from Steve McManaman in the final minutes of the first leg turned out to be a crucial moment.

An early goal from John Arne Riise and a late goal from Danny Murphy: on this day in 2001, Liverpool FC went to St James' Park and beat Newcastle United 2-0 in the Premier League. The Reds had a brilliant afternoon and both strikes from that game are still a pleasure to watch.

Two years ago today... A disgrace at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Congratulations to Simon Hooper and the rest of the boys. Show it to anyone who keeps talking about LiVARpool and PGMOL doing their best to help us!

A throwback to Liverpool's game with Oulun Palloseura on 30 September 1981. A minute's silence for Bill Shankly was held before the game and the Kop chanted his name for nearly whole second half. Liverpool beat the Finnish club 7-0 and Ian Rush scored his first senior goal for the Reds.

30 September 1972 A trip to Elland Road. Larry Lloyd and Phil Boersma found the net as Liverpool FC beat Don Revie's Leeds United 2-1. Mick Jones scored a brilliant goal for Leeds earlier in the game, but it wasn't enough to get at least a draw against the Mighty Reds!

Dear Alun, we wish you a very, very happy 76th birthday! Alun Evans was born in Kidderminster on 30 September 1949. £100,000 signing in 1968, a club record fee. 33 goals for Liverpool FC in 111 games. A hat-trick against Bayern Munich. Thank you for everything!

Alan A'Court would be 91 today. He was born on 30 September 1934 in Rainhill. He played for Liverpool mainly when the Reds were in the Second Division, but he was so good that the fans remembered him for decades! He was a magician on the left wing.

On this day in 2018, a beautiful 89th-minute goal from Daniel Sturridge saved our day at Stamford Bridge! Liverpool FC drew 1-1 with Chelsea. It was Sturridge's 67th and final goal for Liverpool.

Redknapp 2 Fowler 2 Ince 1 Liverpool FC beat FC Kosice 5-0 in the UEFA Cup game on this day in 1998. 23,792 people turned up for this game on a Tuesday night. Are you one of them?

29 September 2012 Norwich City 2-5 Liverpool FC Another game against Norwich, another hat-trick from Luis Suarez!

John Aldridge was brilliant when Liverpool faced Derby County on 29 September 1987 at Anfield. He scored a hat-trick past Peter Shilton as the Reds won 4-0!

Happy 25th birthday, Giorgi!

Terry McDermott was 30 when he left Liverpool FC on this day in 1982. Should his LFC career last a bit longer? His presence in the midfield was outstanding and he was a strong figure in what was one of the best Liverpool sides of all time. On 29 September 1982, he returned to Newcastle United.

The Kop pays a tribute to the one and only Bill Shankly (2013).

Bill Shankly died on 29 September 1981. The unforgettable manager from Glenbuck took the Second Division side and taught them to play like true champions again. He was well known for his care about the club, players, fans and entire society gathered around Liverpool FC.

Gerry Byrne made his first-team debut on this day in 1957. Tough, tougher, Byrne.

Diogo Jota scored his first goal for Liverpool FC on 28 September 2020, netting Liverpool's third in a 3-1 win over Arsenal at Anfield! He found the back of the net only 9 minutes after entering the pitch (he substituted Sadio Mane). 64 more strikes would follow this one...

A throwback to a weird game between Liverpool and Everton on this day in 1999: Sander Westerveld was sent off and Steve Staunton wore the gloves until the final whistle! Everton won 1-0 thanks to an early goal from Kevin Campbell. 'In a way we lost the plot' said Gerard Houllier after the game.

Peter Crouch scored one of the finest goals in his career on this day in 2006. Liverpool 3-2 Galatsaray

A brace from Fernando Torres gave Liverpool a 2-0 win over Everton in a league game at Goodison on this day in 2008. A win at Goodison Park always tasted so good!

Sir Roger Hunt passed away 4 years ago today, that is on 27 September 2021. A First Division champion (twice), FA Cup winner and a gold medalist at the 1966 World Cup, he was Liverpool's all-time top goalscorer until Ian Rush surpassed him. Excellent striker and a true gentleman.

VIVA BOBBY GRAHAM! Bobby scored a hat-trick when Liverpool FC beat Aston Villa 5-1 on this day in 1964 at Anfield. Other goals for Liverpool were scored by sir Roger and Ian Callaghan.

26 September 1996 Anfield Cup Winners' Cup Liverpool FC 3-1 MyPa-47 Berger, Collymore, Barnes - Keskitalo

30 years ago today: 35 thousand fans at Anfield watched 90 minutes of goalless football between Liverpool FC and Spartak Vladikavkaz. The Reds advanced to the next UEFA Cup round, having won 2-1 in the first leg in Russia.

26 September 2015 Liverpool FC defeated Aston Villa in a Premier League game at Anfield. An early goal from James Milner (his first for the club) was followed by braces from Liverpool's striker Daniel Sturridge and Villa's Rudy Gestede.

Ray Clemence made his first-team debut on 25 September 1968 and he kept a clean sheet in a League Cup game with Swansea Town at Anfield! I was the only official game he played that season, though. He had to wait a bit more to get more regular football. Liverpool FC won 2-0 that evening.

Our best wishes to Ronnie Whelan who turns 64 today. Ronnie was born in Dublin on 25 September 1961 and he joined Liverpool FC in 1979. He played for the Reds until 1994, making 493 appearances and winning loads of silverware. Many happy returns, Ronnie!

Early days: Alan Hansen and Kenny Dalglish.

Alan Hansen made his debut for Liverpool FC on this day in 1977. What an amazing career it was, he's a hero for any Red!

Diogo made his Liverpool debut 5 years ago today... He replaced Harvey Elliott in the second half of a 7-2 win at Lincoln City. Forever our numer 20❤️