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Former Liverpool Midfielder Willie Stevenson Dies Aged 85 - Liverpool Echo

Willie Stevenson, a former footballer born in Leith, passed away at age 85 on May 28, 2025.
Stevenson moved from Rangers to Bill Shankly's Liverpool in October 1962 after a protracted transfer process.
During his time at Liverpool, he featured in 241 matches and netted 18 goals, playing a crucial role in securing two First Division championships and the club’s inaugural FA Cup victory in 1965.
Stevenson scored the penalty that secured Liverpool's 2-0 FA Cup semi-final win over Chelsea, leading to their historic 1965 triumph.
After leaving Liverpool in November 1967, Stevenson joined Stoke City and later played for Tranmere Rovers, Vancouver Whitecaps, and finished at Macclesfield Town.

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Former Rangers and Liverpool star dies aged 85

Willie Stevenson won silverware at Ibrox and made history during his time at Anfield.

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The Leith-born player made more than 100 appearances for the Gers, which saw him lift the league title and the Scottish Cup. He went on to play for Liverpool and Stoke City.

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Scottish legend who played for both Liverpool and Rangers has died

Rangers and Liverpool legend Willie Stevenson has died.

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