on promotion to the North West Counties League premier division by points per game after finishing second to champions Warrington Rylands. The 2019–20 once again saw Vauxhalls denied promotion, despite it already being secured with ten games to go, due to the season being declared null and void, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Vauxhalls were once again atop the North West Counties League first division south at Christmas in the 2020–21, when the season was curtailed once again due to covid19, however, due to the English pyramid system restructure, the club finally secured promotion to the North West Counties League Premier Division for the 2021–22 season via PPG from the previous two seasons. Colours and badge Vauxhall Motors' colours are white with a strip of blue for the top and navy blue shorts with navy blue socks. The away kit is yellow shirts, green shorts and yellow socks. The kits have been sponsored by car retailer Lookers Wirral since 2000. The team badge is the same as the logo of its parent company, Vauxhall Motors. Stadium Rivacre Park has been the home of Vauxhall since the 1986 season, the club having formerly played at Hooton Park. It has a capacity of 3,300 with covered stand and terracing, with space for 350 seated guests. The stand has been refitted with new seats along with a step in the terrace at the golf course end of the ground. A new toilet block, disabled toilet and a new turnstile block have also been added. To increase capacity, more barriers have been installed to the covered terrace and the club shop has since been re-opened after the roof was damaged in a storm. The ground also has a large sports and social club. This was originally for employees of the Vauxhall plant but is also open to the public on match days etc. Records Highest League Attendance: 1,752 versus Chester F.C. – 30 October 2012 Highest FA Cup Attendance: 1,109 versus Hartlepool United (FA Cup First Round Replay) – 16 November 2010 Highest FA Trophy Attendance: 1,104 versus Northwich Victoria (FA Trophy 4th Round) – 2 February 2002 Biggest Home Win: 12–2 versus Blackpool Mechanics, 9 December 1995 Biggest Home Defeat: 6–0 versus Kettering Town, 1 March 2008; 6-0 versus Macclesfield, 22 February 2022 Biggest Away Win: 6–0 versus Hinckley United, 5 February 2013 Biggest Away Defeat: 6–0 versus Kettering Town, 25 August 2007