1980–81 Liverpool F.C. season

Liverpool

1980–81 season

Manager

Bob Paisley

5th

Winners

4th Round

Winners

Winners

Top goalscorer

League: Terry McDermott (13)
All: Terry McDermott (22)

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It was a season of contrasts for Liverpool F.C. as they won the European Cup for the third time by defeating Real Madrid 1–0 in Paris, and winning the Football League Cup for the first time by defeating that season's Second Division champions West Ham United after a replay at Villa Park. They also beat West Ham in the Charity Shield.

The Football League season turned out to be a big disappointment after successive titles in previous seasons, by only finishing fifth, and then losing to Everton in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup. It was to be the last season for a few players, and with Bob Paisley looking to the future bringing in players who would go on to feature regularly for the club for the rest of the decade and the 1990s.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Forwards

First Division

		P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Aston Villa	42	26	8	8	72	40	+32	60
2	Ipswich Town	42	23	10	9	77	43	+34	56
3	Arsenal	42	19	15	8	61	45	+16	53
4	West Bromwich Albion	42	20	12	10	60	42	+18	52
5	Liverpool	42	17	17	8	62	42	+20	51
6	Southampton	42	20	10	12	76	56	+20	50
7	Nottingham Forest	42	19	12	11	62	44	+18	50
8	Manchester United	42	15	18	9	51	36	+15	48
9	Leeds United	42	17	10	15	39	47	−8	44
10	Tottenham Hotspur	42	14	15	13	70	68	+2	43
11	Stoke City	42	12	18	12	51	60	−9	42
12	Manchester City	42	14	11	17	56	59	−3	39
13	Birmingham City	42	13	12	17	50	61	−11	38
14	Middlesbrough	42	16	5	21	53	61	−8	37
15	Everton	42	13	10	19	55	58	−3	36
16	Coventry City	42	13	10	19	48	68	−20	36
17	Sunderland	42	14	7	21	52	53	−1	35
18	Wolverhampton Wanderers	42	13	9	20	43	55	−12	35
19	Brighton & Hove Albion	42	14	7	21	54	67	−13	35
20	Norwich City	42	13	7	22	49	73	−24	33
21	Leicester City	42	13	6	23	40	67	−27	32
22	Crystal Palace	42	6	7	29	47	83	−36	19

Results

First Division

Main article: 1980–81 Football League § First Division

Date	Opponents	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attendance	Report 1	Report 2
16-Aug-80	Crystal Palace	H	3–0	Dalglish 25', R. Kennedy 32', A. Kennedy 83'	42,777	Report	Report
19-Aug-80	Coventry City	H	0–0		22,807	Report	Report
23-Aug-80	Leicester City	A	0–2		28,455	Report	Report
30-Aug-80	Norwich City	H	4–1	Hansen 44', McDermott 65', A. Kennedy 72', Johnson 87'	35,315	Report	Report
06-Sep-80	Birmingham City	A	1–1	Dalglish 49'	27,042	Report	Report
13-Sep-80	West Bromwich Albion	H	4–0	McDermott 27' (pen.), Souness 44', Fairclough (2) 67', 71'	36,792	Report	Report
20-Sep-80	Southampton	A	2–2	Souness 8', Fairclough 56'	24,085	Report	Report
27-Sep-80	Brighton & Hove Albion	H	4–1	Souness (2) 37', 57', McDermott 56' (pen.), Fairclough 83'	35,836	Report	Report
04-Oct-80	Manchester City	A	3–0	Dalglish 38', Souness 52', Lee 83'	41,022	Report	Report
07-Oct-80	Middlesbrough	A	4–2	McDermott (2) 1', 79' (pen.), R. Kennedy 61', Dalglish 86'	28,204	Report	Report
11-Oct-80	Ipswich Town	H	1–1	McDermott 39' (pen.)	48,084	Report	Report
18-Oct-80	Everton	A	2–2	Lee 23', Dalglish 56'	52,565	Report	Report
25-Oct-80	Arsenal	H	1–1	Souness 48'	40,310	Report	Report
01-Nov-80	Stoke City	A	2–2	Johnson 24', Dalglish 79'	22,864	Report	Report
08-Nov-80	Nottingham Forest	H	0–0		43,143	Report	Report
11-Nov-80	Coventry City	A	2–1	Johnson (2) 28', 80'	26,744	Report	Report
15-Nov-80	Crystal Palace	H	2–2	R. Kennedy 45', McDermott 77'	31,154	Report	Report
22-Nov-80	Aston Villa	A	2–1	Dalglish 66', 88'	48,114	Report	Report
25-Nov-80	Wolverhampton Wanderers	H	1–4	Neal 44'	25,497	Report	Report
29-Nov-80	Sunderland	A	4–2	Johnson 14', McDermott 35', Lee (2) 82', 84'	32,340	Report	Report
06-Dec-80	Tottenham Hotspur	H	2–1	Johnson 19', R. Kennedy 59'	39,545	Report	Report
13-Dec-80	Ipswich Town	A	1–1	Case 61'	32,274	Report	Report
20-Dec-80	Wolverhampton Wanderers	H	1–0	R. Kennedy 33'	33,563	Report	Report
26-Dec-80	Manchester United	A	0–0		57,073	Report	Report
27-Dec-80	Leeds United	A	0–0		44,086	Report	Report
10-Jan-81	Aston Villa	H	0–2		47,960	Report	Report
17-Jan-81	Norwich City	A	1–0	McDermott 23'	23,829	Report	Report
31-Jan-81	Leicester City	A	1–2	Own goal 15'	35,154	Report	Report
07-Feb-81	West Bromwich Albion	A	0–2		27,905	Report	Report
14-Feb-81	Birmingham City	H	2–2	Johnson 25', Neal 33'	32,199	Report	Report
21-Feb-81	Brighton & Hove Albion	A	2–2	Johnson 27', McDermott 65'	23,275	Report	Report
28-Feb-81	Southampton	H	2–0	R. Kennedy 13', McDermott 60'	41,575	Report	Report
21-Mar-81	Everton	H	1–0	Own goal 77'	49,743	Report	Report
28-Mar-81	Arsenal	A	0–1		47,058	Report	Report
03-Apr-81	Stoke City	H	3–0	Whelan 27', McDermott (2) 52', 81'	33,308	Report	Report
11-Apr-81	Nottingham Forest	A	0–0		27,363	Report	Report
14-Apr-81	Manchester United	H	0–1		31,276	Report	Report
18-Apr-81	Leeds United	H	0–0		39,206	Report	Report
25-Apr-81	Tottenham Hotspur	A	1–1	Gayle 25'	35,334	Report	Report
02-May-81	Sunderland	H	0–1		40,337	Report	Report
05-May-81	Middlesbrough	H	2–1	R. Kennedy 7', Colin Irwin 28'	19,102	Report	Report
19-May-81	Manchester City	A	1–0	R. Kennedy 16'	24,462	Report	Report

FA Charity Shield

Main article: 1980 FA Charity Shield

Liverpool v West Ham United

9 August 1980
15:00 UTC+1

Liverpool	1–0	West Ham United
McDermott 17'

Wembley Stadium, London
Attendance: 90,000


Liverpool:
GK	1	Ray Clemence
DF	2	Phil Neal
DF	3	Alan Kennedy
DF	4	Phil Thompson (c)
MF	5	Ray Kennedy
DF	6	Alan Hansen
FW	7	Kenny Dalglish
MF	8	Jimmy Case
FW	9	David Johnson
MF	10	Terry McDermott
MF	11	Graeme Souness
Manager:
Bob Paisley


West Ham United
GK	1	Phil Parkes
DF	2	Ray Stewart
DF	3	Paul Brush
DF	4	Billy Bonds
DF	5	Alvin Martin
MF	6	Alan Devonshire
MF	7	Paul Allen
FW	8	Pat Holland
FW	9	David Cross
FW	10	Trevor Brooking
MF	11	Geoff Pike
Substitutes:
FW	12	Nicky Morgan
Manager:
John Lyall

Match rules

90 minutes, no extra time
Five named substitutes
Maximum of three substitutions

FA Cup

Main article: 1980-81 FA Cup

Date	Opponents	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attendance	Report 1	Report 2
03-Jan-81	Altrincham	H	4–1	McDermott 27', Dalglish (2) 39', 54', R. Kennedy 88'	37,170	Report	Report
24-Jan-81	Everton	A	1–2	Case 76'	53,804	Report	Report

League Cup

Main article: 1980–81 Football League Cup

Date	Opponents	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attendance	Report 1	Report 2
27-Aug-80	Bradford City	H	0–1		42,777	Report	Report
02-Sep-80	Bradford City	H	4–0	Dalglish (2) 9', 36', R. Kennedy 34', Johnson 59'	22,807	Report	Report
23-Sep-80	Swindon Town	A	5–0	Lee (2) 7', 85', Dalglish 17', Own goal 75', Fairclough 80'	28,455	Report	Report
28-Oct-80	Portsmouth	H	4–1	Dalglish 22', Johnson (2) 39', 80', Souness 85'	35,836	Report	Report
02-Dec-80	Birmingham City	H	3–1	Dalglish 23', McDermott 66', Johnson 85'	35,315	Report	Report
14-Jan-81	Manchester City	A	1–0	R. Kennedy 81'	27,042	Report	Report
10-Feb-81	Manchester City	H	1–1	Dalglish 23'	36,792	Report	Report

League Cup Final

Main article: 1981 Football League Cup Final § Match Details

Liverpool v West Ham United

14 March 1981
15:00 GMT

Liverpool	1–1 (a.e.t.)	West Ham United
A. Kennedy 118'		Stewart 120'

Wembley Stadium, London
Attendance: 100,000
Referee: Clive Thomas



	1	Ray Clemence
	2	Phil Neal (c)
	3	Alan Kennedy
	4	Colin Irwin
	5	Ray Kennedy
	6	Alan Hansen
	7	Kenny Dalglish
	8	Sammy Lee
	9	Steve Heighway
	10	Terry McDermott
	11	Graeme Souness
Substitute:
	12	Jimmy Case
Manager:
Bob Paisley



	1	Phil Parkes
	2	Ray Stewart
	3	Frank Lampard, Sr.
	4	Billy Bonds (c)
	5	Alvin Martin
	6	Alan Devonshire
	7	Jimmy Neighbour
	8	Paul Goddard
	9	David Cross
	10	Trevor Brooking
	11	Geoff Pike
Substitute:
	12	Stuart Pearson
Manager:
John Lyall

League Cup Final Replay

Main article: 1981 Football League Cup Final § Replay

Liverpool v West Ham United

1 April 1981
19:30 GMT

Liverpool	2–1	West Ham United
Dalglish 25' Hansen 28'		Goddard 5'

Villa Park, Birmingham
Attendance: 36,693
Referee: Clive Thomas



	1	Ray Clemence
	2	Phil Neal
	3	Alan Kennedy
	4	Phil Thompson (c)
	5	Ray Kennedy
	6	Alan Hansen
	7	Kenny Dalglish
	8	Sammy Lee
	9	Ian Rush
	10	Terry McDermott
	11	Jimmy Case
Substitute:
	12	Colin Irwin
Manager:
Bob Paisley



	1	Phil Parkes
	2	Ray Stewart
	3	Frank Lampard, Sr.
	4	Billy Bonds (c)
	5	Alvin Martin
	6	Alan Devonshire
	7	Jimmy Neighbour
	8	Paul Goddard
	9	David Cross
	10	Trevor Brooking
	11	Geoff Pike
Substitute:
	12	Stuart Pearson
Manager:
John Lyall

European Cup

Main article: 1980–81 European Cup

Date	Opponents	Venue	Result	Scorers	Attendance	Report 1	Report 2
17-Sep-80	Oulu Palloseura	H	1–1	McDermott 15'	14,000	Report	Report
01-Oct-80	Oulu Palloseura	H	10–1	Souness (3) 5', 24' (pen.), 52', McDermott (3) 15', 41', 83', Lee 53', R. Kennedy 66', Fairclough (2) 68', 81'	21,013	Report	Report
22-Oct-80	Aberdeen	A	1–0	McDermott 5'	24,000	Report	Report
05-Nov-80	Aberdeen	H	4–0	Own goal 37', Neal 43', Dalglish 58', Hansen 71'	36,182	Report	Report
04-Mar-81	CSKA Sofia	H	5–1	Souness (3) 5', 24' (pen.), 52', Lee 45', McDermott 62'	37,255	Report	Report
18-Mar-81	CSKA Sofia	A	1–0	Johnson 10'	65,000	Report	Report
08-Apr-81	Bayern Munich	H	0–0		44,543	Report	Report
22-Apr-81	Bayern Munich	A	1–1	R. Kennedy 83'	77,600	Report	Report

European Cup Final

Main article: 1981 European Cup Final

Liverpool v Real Madrid

27 May 1981
20:15 CEST

Liverpool	1–0	Real Madrid
A. Kennedy 82'	Оverview Report MatchCentre ^[1]^[2]

Parc des Princes, Paris
Attendance: 48,360
Referee: Károly Palotai (Hungary)

Liverpool

Real Madrid



GK	1	Ray Clemence
RB	2	Phil Neal
LB	3	Alan Kennedy
CB	4	Phil Thompson (c)
LM	5	Ray Kennedy	29'
CB	6	Alan Hansen
CF	7	Kenny Dalglish		85'
RM	8	Sammy Lee
CF	9	David Johnson
CM	10	Terry McDermott
CM	11	Graeme Souness
Substitutes:
MF	12	Jimmy Case		85'
GK	13	Steve Ogrizovic
DF	14	Colin Irwin
DF	15	Richard Money
FW	16	Howard Gayle
Manager:
Bob Paisley



GK	1	Agustín Rodríguez
DF	2	Rafael García Cortés		87'
DF	3	José Antonio Camacho
MF	4	Uli Stielike	59'
DF	5	Andrés Sabido
MF	6	Vicente del Bosque
FW	7	Juanito
MF	8	Ángel de los Santos
FW	9	Santillana (c)
DF	10	Antonio García Navajas
FW	11	Laurie Cunningham
Substitutes:
GK		Miguel Ángel González
DF		Isidoro San José
MF		Ángel
MF		García Hernández
MF	16	Francisco Pineda		87'
Manager:
Vujadin Boškov

References

↑ Zea, Antonio; Haisma, Marcel (9 January 2008). "European Champions' Cup". Rec. Sport. Soccer Statistics Foundation (RSSSF). Retrieved 17 September 2011.
↑ "Liverpool 1–0 Real Madrid". LFC History. Retrieved 19 September 2010.

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