The trophy record
Honours archive
Explore Liverpool's 52 major men's honours, connected to the seasons and managers behind each success.
52 honours shown.
Editorial reading of the trophy record
How Liverpool's honours cluster into eras
The total of 52 major men's honours is not evenly distributed across the club's history. Five of the twenty league championships came before Shankly's first title. Thirteen were then won between 1963–64 and 1989–90, a period that joined reconstruction to the succession through Paisley, Fagan and Dalglish. The 2019–20 and 2024–25 championships belong to later, separate rebuilds.
The six European Cups also form distinct cycles. Four arrived between 1977 and 1984, when Liverpool repeatedly renewed a champion side. The 2005 victory came during a league season that ended in fifth place, showing why knockout success and domestic consistency must be read separately. The sixth European Cup in 2019 preceded the end of the thirty-year league-title wait.
Competition totals can obscure the different meanings of individual wins. The first FA Cup in 1965 ended a long absence from that trophy; the 2001 UEFA Cup completed a three-cup season; and the 2019 Club World Cup filled the only category represented once in this archive. Follow a season link in the table to place each honour beside that campaign's league and cup record.
Scope and sources
This archive follows Liverpool FC's published total of 52 major men's honours: league titles, European Cups, FA Cups, League Cups, UEFA Cups, UEFA Super Cups and the FIFA Club World Cup. Charity and Community Shields are excluded.
- Liverpool FC honours record
- UEFA Liverpool competition history
- Premier League Liverpool archive
- The FA Cup competition archive
Research and review by John Williams · Record reviewed 4 October 2026 · Report a correction.