Litherland REMYCA FC vs Stockport Town FC: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 22 Nov '25)

Prepare your popcorn for the grand showdown at Litherland Sports Park, where the North West Counties Premier Division clash is set to dazzle the crowds on Saturday, 22nd November at 25 local time. Picture it: the tension, the drama, and probably more yellow cards than a banana plantation. Stockport Town FC and Litherland REMYCA FC are ready to lock horns in this football extravaganza. It's in England, so you better bring an umbrella because, well, England.

In the riveting rivalry that is practically as one-sided as a seesaw with an elephant on one end, Stockport Town FC have already claimed the bragging rights, having won 1 out of the 1 direct encounters between these two titans of the turf. Litherland REMYCA FC hasn't found their first piece of luck yet, sitting at precisely zero wins. Their unbeaten streak remains intact at zero draws. The last time these two met, it was on the 6th of September '25, and Stockport, definitely not just known for its hats, notched up a 1-0 victory at home, leaving Litherland feeling like a deflated football.

Currently wobbling on the football roller coaster, Litherland REMYCA FC come into this matchup after a 0-3 defeat that probably had more "Oops!" moments than a blooper reel against Charnock Richard FC. Conversely, Stockport Town FC strutted into this game, having clipped the wings of Barnoldswick Town FC with a 2-0 victory. If the domestic league positions are anything to go by—hint: they are—Stockport stands proudly in the 11th spot, while Litherland is in 24th place, eyeing the top but without much of a marathon strategy to get there.

The smart money is definitely on analyzing form and streaks, or you could just go with whoever has the snazzier jerseys. With all the nuances of wind, stadium ambiance, and whether Mercury is in retrograde taken into account, it's looking like Stockport Town FC might just waltz away with another victory. That's what the stats say, anyway. Feel free to still root for an underdog story; they’re overdue.