Liverpool in Europe - 2005/06 Champions League

Round:

Group G : M6

Stadium:

Stamford Bridge

Date:

Tue, 6 December 2005

Attendance:

41,598

Time:

19:45 (local time)

Referee:

Herbert Fandel

Coach:

Jose Mourinho

Coach:

Rafael Benitez

VALIDATED

CHELSEA

LIVERPOOL

Petr Cech

25.

Pepe Reina

Michael Essien

Steve Finnan

Ricardo Carvalho

Sami Hyypia

Frank Lampard

John Arne Riise

11.

Damien Duff

Steven Gerrard (C)

13.

William Gallas

10.

Luis Garcia

15.

Didier Drogba

15.

Peter Crouch

16.

Arjen Robben

16.

Dietmar Hamann

20.

Paulo Ferreira

21.

Djimi Traore

22.

Eidur Gudjohnsen

22.

Mohamed Sissoko

26.

John Terry (C)

23.

Jamie Carragher

Asier del Horno

Ferreira 46

20.

Scott Carson

12.

Carlton Cole

Robben 73

Harry Kewell

Riise 61

24.

Shaun Wright-Phillips

Duff 73

Djibril Cisse

17.

Josemi Rey

19.

Fernando Morientes

Crouch 68

24.

Florent Sinama-Pongolle

Garcia 81

28.

Stephen Warnock

Stamford Bridge, London, England

Official programme. 76 pages.

Official UEFA team sheet.

Image courtesy of Andy Marden

Official UEFA team sheet - tactical lineups.

Image courtesy of Andy Marden

FORM GUIDE

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Read the newspaper articles

GROUP G	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts.
Liverpool	6	3	3	0	6	1	5	12
Chelsea	6	3	2	1	7	1	6	11
Real Betis	6	2	1	3	3	7	-4	7
RSC Anderlecht	6	1	0	5	1	8	-7	3

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The following Saturday Liverpool won 2:0 against Middlesbrough at Anfield. The match had a 12:45 PM kick-off time. Both goals were scored midway through the second half by Fernando Morientes. Liverpool had now gone ten matches without conceding a goal, equaling the record from the 1987-88 season. The result left Liverpool in 2nd position in the Premier League on 31 points after 15 matches; 12 points behind leaders Chelsea who had played a match more.

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