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A local football club started in 1998 in the Sunday league division ten the club now has four teams Saturday Humber premier league Sunday premier Sunday res and vets all playing our football from Haworth Park!

06/09/2026

The highlights of yesterday’s 2-2 draw are available to watch on Brigg Town Football Club CIC’s YouTube channel 👇

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06/09/2026

Here’s how the individual stats are looking for goals scored and clean sheets in all competitions for the LIV FC squad.
Ryan Whincup (sponsored by Lodge Site UK) tops the goal scoring chart with six goals while Ojei Victory (sponsored by Zana Group) and Daniel Nichols (sponsored by Zana Group) are second and third with five goals and three goals respectively.
Big mention to Joe Piercy (sponsored by PrimaryTech) as well on picking up four clean sheets and all our other goal scorers 👌👏⚽️🟡⚫️

06/09/2026

LIV FC and Brigg Town played out a 2-2 draw on Saturday afternoon at the EC Surfacing Stadium.

Brigg provided the majority of the goal threat in the first half as they dominated proceedings and looked to make their home advantage count. Josh Batty hit a shot against the side netting in the tenth minute while Dayle Southwell saw his headed effort go over the bar two minutes later.

Southwell gave the Zebras the lead on 15 minutes as he swept home after a short corner routine found him inside the LIV box. At the other end, the Lions created a chance when Ryan Whincup’s header was saved by Brigg goalkeeper Liam Higton.

The Zebras continued to threaten and carved out another chance on the LIV goal on 23 minutes as Reece York fired an effort wide. Batty later had a headed effort tipped superbly over by LIV keeper Joe Piercy.

It became 2-0 for the hosts in the 38th minute courtesy of a Batty header. LIV almost pulled a goal back, but they were denied by some great Brigg blocks.

The Lions began to see more of the ball from the start of the second half onwards and imposed themselves on the game. They reduced the arrears in the 55th minute as Ojei Victory was played through and slipped the ball past Higton to secure his third league goal of the season. Three minutes later, Victory got his second goal of the game to make it 2-2. He later could’ve made it a hat-trick for himself on 67 minutes when his lobbed effort nestled just over the bar.

Brigg then regained some control and created a handful of opportunities. York smashed a shot high and wide while Southwell diverted Adam Drury’s effort just over the bar and Drury saw another strike hit the crossbar. Meanwhile, the Lions also came close to grabbing a winner through a George Walmsley shot that went over the bar and a Jake Harman effort which was saved by Higton. It was a result that kept LIV in ninth place and increased their tally to 14 points.

Lions boss Bill Gill was very happy with his side’s response to their two-goal half-time deficit.

“We were forced into two changes from Tuesday night and I felt it showed in the opening 45 minutes. Both players who came into the side then had to be replaced through injury which disrupted us further. Our cohesion, shape and phases of play were disjointed and going in 2-0 down at half-time against the league leaders left us with a real challenge.

“We spoke for longer than normal at half-time as a group, established a clear game plan and changed the system. Credit to the players because they took everything on board and it ultimately worked. Towards the end, we actually had two one-on-one chances where we could’ve gone on and won the game.

“Brigg are a very well-drilled side. They have a system they believe in, they trust their players and they’re relentless with it at times, so we certainly had to work extremely hard to get anything from the game. Considering the position we found ourselves in at half-time, it’s a very good result and another strong show of character from the group”, Gill said.

Brigg Town: Higton, Day, Parr (Hill 48’), Thompson (Richardson 62’), Jordan (C), Flemming, Drury (Davidson 87’), Collins, Batty (Hutson 68’), Southwell, York.

Sub Not Used: Fisher.

LIV FC: Piercy; Wilson, Jordan (Barker 46’), Attree, Onyeka; Morrill (Adams 18’) (Scrivener 76’), Sedman; J. Nichols (Walmsley 81’), D. Nichols (C), Whincup (Harman 83’); Victory.

MOTM: Eric Onyeka (Sponsorship Available)

Photos from LIV FC's post 05/09/2026

Brigg Town 2-2 LIV FC
Photo Credit: Anna M Bäckström Sport Photography

05/09/2026

Following today’s 2-2 draw at Brigg Town, LIV FC manager Bill Gill (sponsored by LIV Supplies Building Plastics Ltd) and assistant manager Andy Watts (sponsored by Badness) were interviewed by Chris Jordan

05/09/2026

FT: Brigg Town 2-2 LIV FC
Outstanding second half performance from the lads as they come from 2-0 down and earn a point!!!!!

05/09/2026

Goal

Ojei Victory gets us on level terms!!!!!!!

Brigg Town 2-2 LIV FC

05/09/2026

Goal

Ojei Victory gets LIV on the scoresheet

Brigg Town 2-1 LIV FC

05/09/2026

HT: Brigg Town 2-0 LIV FC

05/09/2026

Goal

Brigg Town 2-0 LIV FC

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