Wartime games he played in 1940-1941
| Date | Opponent | Competition | Goals scored | Match report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 August | Preston North End | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 05 October | Chester City | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 26 October | Stockport County | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 02 November | Stockport County | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 09 November | Manchester City | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 16 November | Bury | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 23 November | Manchester United | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 30 November | Manchester United | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 07 December | Tranmere Rovers | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 14 December | New Brighton | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 25 December | Everton | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 04 January | Everton | Lancashire S. Cup | 1 | View report |
| 11 January | Everton | Lancashire S. Cup | 0 | View report |
| 18 January | Oldham Athletic | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 08 February | Everton | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 15 February | Southport | League Cup - North | 0 | View report |
| 22 February | Southport | League Cup - North | 0 | View report |
| 01 March | Bury | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 08 March | Wrexham | North Regional League | 3 | View report |
| 15 March | Blackpool | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 22 March | Blackpool | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 12 April | Blackpool | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 26 April | Manchester United | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 03 May | Manchester United | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 17 May | Wrexham | North Regional League | 1 | View report |
| 31 May | Everton | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
| 07 June | Preston North End | North Regional League | 0 | View report |
Sir Bob quote
"It was a very physical first half and some of the Real Madrid tackling was outrageous, to say the least. But at the same time they had players of real quality. We started quite well but we were upset, probably, by some of the tackles. It was a triumph for our character once again. We started with three players - Dalglish, Thompson and Alan Kennedy - short of match practice, and Souness was hurt shortly after the kick-off. I'm sure Real didn't begrudge us our victory. I was so proud to be the manager of the first British club to win the European Cup three times."
Bob Paisley on the Liverpool's third European Cup victory
