Chronological List of Trophies Won
- 1901: Football League Championship (manager: T. Watson)
- 1906: Football League Championship (manager: T. Watson)
- 1922: Football League Championship (manager: D. Ashworth)
- 1923: Football League Championship (manager: M. McQueen)
- 1947: Football League Championship (manager: G. Kay)
- 1964: Football League Championship (manager: B. Shankly)
- 1965: FA Cup (manager: B. Shankly)
- 1966: Football League Championship (manager: B. Shankly)
- 1973: UEFA Cup, Football League Championship (manager: B. Shankly)
- 1974: FA Cup (manager: B. Shankly)
- 1976: UEFA Cup, Football League Championship (manager: B. Paisley)
- 1977: UEFA European Cup, Football League Championship (manager: B. Paisley)
- 1978: UEFA European Cup (manager: B. Paisley)
- 1979: Football League Championship (manager: B. Paisley)
- 1980: Football League Championship (manager: B. Paisley)
- 1981: UEFA European Cup, Football League Cup (manager: B. Paisley)
- 1982: Football League Championship, Football League Cup (manager: B. Paisley)
- 1983: Football League Championship, Football League Cup (manager: B. Paisley)
- 1984: UEFA European Cup, Football League Championship, Football League Cup (manager: J. Fagan)
- 1986: Football League Championship, FA Cup (manager: K. Dalglish)
- 1988: Football League Championship (manager: K. Dalglish)
- 1989: FA Cup (manager: K. Dalglish)
- 1990: Football League Championship (manager: K. Dalglish)
- 1992: FA Cup (manager: G. Souness)
- 1995: Football League Cup (manager: R. Evans)
- 2001: UEFA Cup, FA Cup, Football League Cup, European Super Cup (manager: G. Houllier)
- 2003: Football League Cup (manager: G. Houllier)
- 2005: UEFA Champions League, European Super Cup (manager: R. Benítez)
- 2006: FA Cup (manager: R. Benítez)
- 2012: Football League Cup (manager: K. Dalglish)
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