All you need to know about the three extra trophies that Liverpool is looking for now this year

This is a case of low, there are still three when it comes to Liverpool and a potential trophy track in 2019.

Although the Reds' quest for the coveted League title begins now in the third decade after Manchester City beat it one point in first place, acquiring an even bigger prize – A sixth European Cup – has allowed Jurgen Klopp's players the opportunity to clinch another hat trick in silverware issues later this year.

Here is an overview of the other three trophies they could win before the end of the calendar year.

The FA Community Shield

Date: August 1, who believes it or not, is actually a Thursday rather than the usual weekend niche.

Location: Wembley Stadium, London.

opponents: Manchester City.

What is it? The FA Community Shield is the traditional curtain-raiser of the new English football season.

It was called the Charity Shield until, but was renamed in 2002 after the Charity Commission found that the FA had not fulfilled its legal obligations under charity law.

Played for the first time in 1908, it has been normalized since 1930 as the competition between the League champions and the FA Cup winners of the previous season – except in 1950 when the first World Cup team in England beat a Canadian FA Touring team.

In years when a club achieves a national double in the league and FA Cup (as was the case in Manchester City last month), they take second place, which explains the inclusion of Liverpool.

What is Liverpool's record? Liverpool has won the Shield 10 times (including once in a shot at goal against Leeds United in 1974); shared the shield five times and lost six times.

Their first appearance was a 1-0 loss to Huddersfield Town at Old Trafford in 1922; their first win was 1-0 against Everton at Goodison Park in 1966 when the league and FA Cup championship trophies were posted, the World Cup was offered by Roger Hunt and Ray Wilson, while their last participation was a 2-1 win at Cardiff Millennium Stadium in 2006.

UEFA Super Cup

Date: Wednesday, August 14 with the bang of 20h, British time.

Location: Vodafone Park, Istanbul (capacity of 41,188) which houses the Turkish club Besiktas.

opponents: Chelsea.

What is it? A European version of Community Shield is essentially synonymous with a clash between the winners of the two UEFA club competitions from the previous season.

First played in 1973, it was played previously between the winners of the European Cup and the European Cup Winners Cup. After the interruption of this last competition in 1999, from 2000, the winners of the UEFA Cup / Europa League took part.

Until 1998, matches were usually played on a two-legged return format – apart from Liverpool's 2-0 defeat by Turin in 1984 – but then they went on to a single match.

From 1998 to 2012, the matches were played at the Stade Louis II of Monaco, but since 2013, they have moved from one end to the other of the continent, often in smaller places that could not accommodate neither the finals of the Champions League nor that of the Europa League.

What is Liverpool's record? Liverpool played five times, but did not play in the 1981 European Cup against the Soviet team Dinamo Tblisi, who won this year's Cup Winners' Cup.

They have won the cup three times and lost twice, including the aforementioned loss to Juventus, unique at the time with two legs.

Their other defeat was against Anderlecht in 1978 when their victories were won against Hamburg (1977); Bayern Munich (2001) and CSKA Moscow (2005).

FIFA Club World Cup

Date: To be confirmed. FIFA announced Monday that this year's edition was taking place after previous reports that it would be postponed to once every four years. Since the game was reactivated in its current format in 2005, it has always been played in December.

Location: Qatar. The iconic 80,000 Lusail stadium, where the final of the 2022 World Cup is to be held, is still under construction. The stadium should therefore be held in the Khalifa International Stadium, with a capacity of 40,000 people, which has been home to the Qatar national team since 1976.

opponents: Liverpool will be one of seven participating clubs and they will enter the last for the semifinal.

The competition takes place in four rounds and begins with a playoff match between Al-Sadd of Qatar, host of the competition, in New Caledonia, Hienghene Sport, winner of the Champions League of OFC (Oceania). the finalists will take their place.

Mexico's Monterrey and Tunisian Esperance have already booked their places in the quarterfinals as winners of the 2019 CONCACAF Champions League and the CAF Champions League (Africa) respectively.

The remaining spots will be awarded to the winners of the Copa Libertadores in South America and the AFC Champions League, which are currently in the final stage of the competition while their finals are held on 23 and 24 respectively. November.

What is it? A competition in which the champions clubs of each continent face each other to determine the best club of the world.

What is Liverpool's record? Amazingly poor. Despite their five previous victories in the European Cup, they have never been crowned world club champions in any aspect of the competition.

Rafa Benitez's team played the first edition of the current format in Japan in 2005, beating Saprissa (Costa Rica) 3-0 in the semifinals but lost 1-0 to Brazil's Sao Paulo in the final.

Between 1960 and 2004, the annual Intercontinental Cup between the European and South American champions was considered a de facto world championship.

After winning their first European Cup in 1977, Liverpool did not even bother to get in and the finalist, Borussia Monchengladbach, took his place, losing two legs against Boca Juniors of Buenos Aires in Argentina.

The following year, Boca Juniors won the Copa Libertadores again, but no matches were played.

The previous year, the year before, the competition was being contested as a unique match in Japan. Liverpool finally took his place but was beaten 3-0 by Flamengo of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

In 1984, they returned to Tokyo, but lost 1-0 against Independiente against Avellaneda in Greater Buenos Aires.