Liverpool hosted Brighton & Hove Albion at home on Sunday in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup Semi Final. Despite falling short in the 95th minute with a devastating 3-2 loss, the Reds displayed a stellar first-half performance and showed promise in front of a home crowd. Denise O’Sullivan and Beata Olsson scored two early goals to put Liverpool ahead, but the Seagulls upped the tempo in the second-half and progress to the Final at Wembley.

Head coach, Gareth Taylor addressed the media ahead of this clash, setting out team news, the underdog narrative and mentality as the season draws to a close.

Head coach, Gareth Taylor addressed the media ahead of this clash, setting out team news, the underdog narrative and mentality as the season draws to a close.

An agonisingly close 1-0 defeat to Manchester City saw Liverpool’s dominance and fantastic football tainted by a Rebecca Knaak 90+2 minute winner from a flurry of last minute corners for the team with the title at the tip of their fingers. Liverpool will however be proud of how they bounced back from the defeat against West Ham, with 9 shots and 2 big chances created, Falk making 4 big saves.

There will again be concern for the red’s key forward Ceri Holland, dealing with injury woes throughout the back end of the season, who was substituted in the 88th minute, after a commanding game on the wing.

Liverpool FC Women prepare to face Leicester City a must-win Barclays Women’s Super League clash this weekend.

Head coach, Gareth Taylor addressed the media following international break, touching on team news, momentum after the break, preparations for Leicester, their home of St Helens, and the importance of adaptability from club to country football.

Whilst the Foxes are in twelfth position with only nine points on the board, the Reds are in eleventh with just 10. Three points are vital for both sides, as they push to edge out of the relegation zone and into safety with a fairly small number of fixtures left this season.

Liverpool FC Women’s manager, Gareth Taylor looked ahead to the team’s upcoming Adobe Women’s FA Cup Clash fifth round against Everton this weekend.

Speaking at a press conference, Taylor addressed how his squad are preparing for the fixture, his expectations for the game and the rest of the WSL season and updated any individual player news. 

To have a Merseyside derby so early on in the competition is a tough challenge for both sides. Taylor’s Reds execute their tactical plan perfectly to progress into the hat for the quarter final.   

Liverpool women head coach Gareth Taylor has praised his squad’s growing confidence and resilience as they prepare for a challenging Barclays Women’s Super League trip to Chelsea at Kingsmeadow on Sunday.

Speaking ahead of the fixture, Taylor reflected on recent momentum, squad development, and the importance of belief as Liverpool continue their climb away from the lower reaches of the table.

Gareth Taylor’s Liverpool knew that they needed to approach the January Transfer Window with clarity and target distinct problem areas in an attempt to stabilise the rocky first half of their Barclays Women’s Super League campaign.

In this window, the Reds targeted key areas such as leadership, squad depth and ultimately a push for a more attacking play style. These recruits could prove to be essential for Liverpool as they look to climb the table and pick up as many points as possible after a gruelling first half to the season.

Liverpool FC Women head coach Gareth Taylor spoke the media ahead of Sunday’s Women’s Super League fixture against Aston Villa Women at St Helens Stadium, reflecting on recent progress, squad development and the challenges facing his side as the season reaches a decisive stage.

The Reds return to home action to build on encouraging performances in the Women’s Super League and maintain momentum in a tightly contested league.

Liverpool FC Women head coach, Gareth Taylor believes his side carry renewed confidence into Sunday’s Barclays Women’s Super League clash with Manchester United Women, following a morale-boosting victory over Tottenham Hotspur. 

Liverpool’s dramatic late win last weekend marked a turning point after a run of draws, and Taylor says the impact has been clear on the training ground at Melwood.

Tottenham Hotspur Women travel to St Helens for a must-win Barclays Women’s Super League clash against Liverpool FC.

While Spurs stand in fourth place in the WSL with 23 points, a win could take them level once again with North London rivals, Arsenal. They aim to chase the Gunners as they battle for their first ever qualification place for the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

At the other end of the table, Liverpool still remain winless in the league this season, with only four points to their name. With six new signings since the New Year, Gareth Taylor’s side seek their first three points and aim to gradually edge out of the relegation zone.

Liverpool FC Women host Tottenham Hotspur in the Barclays Women’s Super League on Sunday 25 January.

Head coach, Gareth Taylor spoke to the media ahead of a must-win fixture at St Helens Stadium for the Reds.

On the back of a dominant win in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, alongside the addition of six new players to the squad, Liverpool are fighting for points as they aim to regain form and take positive steps forward in the second half of the 2025/26 season.  

Liverpool head coach Gareth Taylor, spoke to the media at the AXA Melwood Training Facility on January 16, ahead of his side’s Adobe Women’s FA Cup Fourth Round tie against London Bees on January 18.

With Liverpool currently sitting bottom of the Barclays Women’s Super League table, Taylor emphasised the importance of using the FA Cup as an opportunity to build confidence, rhythm, and clarity in performances, while remaining realistic about the challenges ahead.

Gareth Taylor addressed the media this afternoon surrounding Liverpool FC Women’s Barclays Women’s Super League return on Sunday against London City Lionesses.

Firstly, addressing the winter break and the different challenges that can bring, Taylor discussed how he assessed the first half of the season over the break.

Beata Olsson is a fresh addition to the Liverpool FC women’s side for the 2025/26 season. The striker has certainly made her mark on the ever-competitive Barclays Women’s Super League and become an impactful player on one of the biggest stages in women’s football through joining the league.

Olssons’s simple football means that she is ever unpredictable to defenders as her style of play doesn’t require flashy skills or frequent long range goals, her ability to create impact on a scoreline comes from the subtleties of timing, positioning, and anticipation and shows her understanding of tempo and rhythm in game, this is something that she has adapted and picked up from her time playing across different countries and leagues before making her move to the WSL in September.

Liverpool FC Women confirm the signing of Swedish international, Alice Bergström. The winger joins from Swedish Champions, BK Häcken, as the first signing for the Reds this year.

Subject to international clearance and work permit, Bergström will join Liverpool right away, ready to help the team get back on track after a challenging start to the season. On the back of a Damallsvenskan title, she is ready to bring success to Merseyside.

Liverpool Women’s manager, Gareth Taylor delivered several important updates ahead of his side’s rescheduled fixture against Arsenal Women in the Barclays Women’s Super League.

He expressed both concern and optimism as the squad navigates injuries, tight scheduling, and the demands of the post-international-break period.

After winning their first point of the season against Brighton & Hove Albion Women last Sunday, Liverpool FC Women look ahead to their fixture against Chelsea this weekend.

Head coach, Gareth Taylor addressed the media ahead of this tough clash against the reigning Barclays Women’s Super League Champions.

Ahead of the 2025/26 season, Grace Fisk was announced as the new captain for Liverpool FC Women. She leads from the back and has emerged as a young talent to watch in the Barclays Women’s Super League.

Due to the withdrawal of young defender, Katie Reid and Manchester City’s new signing, Grace Clinton, the Liverpool captain received her first call-up to the senior England squad under head coach, Sarina Wiegman. The squad welcomed Fisk to the international camp during the Lionesses’ homecoming series.

Tottenham Hotspur Women remain in the top four of the Barclays Women’s Super League with a narrow 2-1 win over Liverpool FC Women at Brisbane Road. 

Forward Beata Olsson struck first for the visitors, with Spurs defender Tõko Koga equalising soon after with her debut goal. Captain, Bethany England added a second for the Lilywhites in the second half, adding a touch of class to what is already shaping to be a promising season for the club. 

Following the appointment of ex Manchester City manager, Gareth Taylor, Liverpool FC Women’s form seems to have taken an even harder hit.

Heading into the first international break of the season, the Reds have only scored two goals in the Barclays Women’s Super League in the opening five fixtures: they currently sit in eleventh place with zero points to their name.  

But what has contributed to such a challenging start to the season for the Reds? Can they regain form to avoid a fight to remain WSL competitors next season?

Liverpool FC Women play their home games at the Wicked Stadium in St Helens. The club recently appointed former Manchester City head coach, Gareth Taylor as manager, with the immediate aim of securing their place in the Barclays Women’s Super League this season.

Liverpool have been re-establishing themselves as a competitive top-flight side after their back-to-back league titles in 2013 and 2014, followed by relegation in 2020. Since returning to the WSL in 2022, they targeted consistent mid-table finishes while strengthening the squad to push toward European qualification.