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Match details
Lancashire Section Principal Tournament
Anfield | Saturday 8 September 1917
Liverpool
4
-
0
Port Vale
Starting lineup
1
Ken Campbell
2
Ephraim Longworth
3
Tommy Lucas
4
John Bamber
5
Walter Wadsworth
6
Donald McKinlay
7
Robert Waine
8
Arthur Metcalf
9
Tom Bennett
10
Harry Lewis
11
Tommy Cunliffe
Goals
Tom Bennett
13′
Tom Bennett
62′
Harry Lewis
67′
Arthur Metcalf
87′
Notes
Opposition
Lineup: John Powell, Tommy Lyons (Aston Villa), Collins, James Bennett, Phillips, Arrowsmith, George Shelton, Sammy Worthy, Griffiths, Albert Pearson, Harold Edgley (Aston Villa).
Other details
Attendance:
12,000
Half-time score:
1
-
0