Liverpool FC’s owners have reversed plans to increase ticket prices up to £77, issuing an apology to the club's fans.
Proposed takeover talks loom large at Goodison Park over a potential £200m bid by American investors.
Liverpool FC executives hit by high-profile supporters' walkout protest against rising ticket prices at Anfield.
The draw for the 2016 JMU Journalism World Cup pits Level 2 against the Alumni and the first years face Level 3.
A Wirral sixth form student is in line for selection to play football for Team GB in the 2016 Paralympics in Rio.
A donation page set up by Everton fans to help flood-hit opponents Carlisle United has raised more than £9,000.
A women's rowing relay team from Wallasey won a silver medal at the British Indoor Rowing Championships.
Liverpool is set to host the “greatest ever” British Transplant Games when the competition arrives in the city next summer.
A disabled football league for colleges has begun in Merseyside in an attempt to get more young people involved in the sport.
A footballer who fought back from brain surgery talks to JMU Journalism after being honoured by Liverpool Ladies FC for her bravery.
The LJMU rugby team discuss the issue of inequality in women’s sports.
City of Liverpool FC is confirmed as a supporter-owned football club, in the next step towards grassroots football in the city.
The Football Association may take control of three of Liverpool’s public football pitches from next year.
A Merseyside teenager has risen to prominence again after collecting his fourth world powerlifting title.
Equestrian fans will have the chance to watch high quality competition featuring Olympic showjumpers.
A pair of limited edition football boots marking Steven Gerrard’s time at Liverpool were auctioned for £40,200.
Everton donated 300 seats to servicemen and women as part of the Tickets for Troops initiative.
Everton legend Howard Kendall was honoured by Blues and Reds as his funeral was held at Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral.
