Liverpool's founding year is 1892, with the club based in Liverpool. Before the Premier League they had won 18 First Division titles and 4 European Cups. FA Cup and League Cup victories sit alongside earlier UEFA Cup wins in the stored honours. The detailed league record here starts with 1992/93.

Anfield's cup years and runner-up finishes

Anfield remained the club's home ground throughout all of the league seasons covered by the archive. The opening Premier League season placed Liverpool 6th, before later seasons brought finishes inside the top four. At the turn of the century came a season that brought the UEFA Cup as well as victories in the FA Cup and League Cup.

The league finish then rose to 2nd, followed later by the stored Champions League win of 2004/05. A further runner-up campaign came before lower placings at the start of the following decade.

Rodgers' challenge and Klopp's title

Brendan Rodgers' tenure included another 2nd-place finish before the subsequent fall in league position. Jürgen Klopp arrived during the next season, which ended in 8th place.

Later campaigns returned Liverpool to the top four. A Champions League victory accompanied the following runner-up finish, before the league title arrived the next year. The runner-up campaign had already returned 97 points, above every earlier Liverpool season in this archive. The following championship improved that total again, while the goal difference was smaller than in the runner-up season. Klopp's champions took 99 points, their highest season total in the archive. An unbeaten league sequence extending into that title campaign covered 44 matches.

The later Klopp seasons and Slot's championship

Further top-four finishes preceded a lower placing. That lower campaign included the 9–0 home result against Bournemouth, Liverpool's widest league victory here. Klopp's final season then ended in 3rd place.

Arne Slot arrived after Klopp's departure, and his first campaign brought the league title. A lower points total accompanied the next season's lower finish. Liverpool's latest completed campaign was 2025/26, ending in 5th place.