For those of a Liverpool persuasion, the year 2020 is perhaps most intrinsically linked with the image of Jordan Henderson standing on the Kop and holding aloft the Premier League trophy.
It had been a season like no other for Jurgen Klopp's squad. One of broken records, last-gasp winners and billowing red ticker tape. But as the men revelled in the euphoria of attaining the club's first league title in 30 years, Liverpool Women - somewhat ironically - sank into the Championship.
It had been a disappointing season for Vicky Jepson's side, who had won just one of their 14 games before the coronavirus pandemic saw the Women's Super League season brought to an abrupt halt and the Reds relegated via a points-per-game system.
