Liverpool in Europe - 2001/02 Champions League

Round:

Stage 2, Group B : M5

Stadium:

Camp Nou

Date:

Wed, 13 March 2002

Attendance:

83,441

Time:

20:45 (local time)

Referee:

Kyros Vassaras

Coach:

Carles Rexach Cerda

Coach:

Gerard Houllier

VALIDATED

BARCELONA

LIVERPOOL

Roberto Bonano

12.

Jerzy Dudek

Frank de Boer

Stephane Henchoz

Javier Saviola

Abel Xavier

Philip Cocu

Sami Hyypia (C)

Patrick Kluivert

Emile Heskey

10.

Rivaldo

13.

Danny Murphy

17.

Philippe Christanval

16.

Dietmar Hamann

21.

Luis Enrique (C)

17.

Steven Gerrard

23.

Francesco Coco

18.

John Arne Riise

24.

Carles Puyol

23.

Jamie Carragher

28.

Thiago Motta

37.

Jari Litmanen

14.

Gerard Lopez

Enrique 77

22.

Chris Kirkland

22.

Geovanni

Saviola 88

Milan Baros

Heskey 74

Vladimir Smicer

Litmanen 70

20.

Nick Barmby

Gerrard 80

21.

Gary McAllister

25.

Igor Biscan

29.

Stephen Wright

Camp Nou, Barcelona, Spain

Jamie Carragher match worn shirt.

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No programme was issued for this match. The local newspaper Sport was on sale near the stadium. It is almost completely dedicated to previewing the match.

Official UEFA team sheet.

Image courtesy of Steve White

Sport newspaper, dated 12 March 2002, previews the match.

Image courtesy of Adrian Killen

Stephane Henchoz match worn shirt.

FORM GUIDE

On This Day,

2002 - Liverpool drew with Barcelona 0-0. Baros made his debut. pic.twitter.com/DuBEIUQVez
— LFC Fans Corner (@LFCFansCorner) March 13, 2014

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Images courtesy of Adrian Killen

A copy of a page from the Barcelona club archive seasonal books giving the official match details. These books are not available to the general public.

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The following Saturday Liverpool won 2:1 against Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium. The match had a 12:00 PM kick-off time. Emile Heskey gave Liverpool a half time lead. John Arne Riise scored a second goal late on. Gareth Southgate pulled one back for the home team in the last minute. The result left Liverpool in 2nd position in the Premier League on 62 points after 31 matches; 2 points behind leaders Manchester United.

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