Liverpool in Europe - 1982/83 European Cup

Round:

Two, 2nd Leg

1982-83 EUROPEAN CUP

Stadium:

Anfield

Date:

Tuesday, 2nd November 1982

Attendance:

16,434

Time:

19:30 (local time)

Referee:

Edwin Borg

Coach:

Bob Paisley

Coach:

Raimo Kauppinen

LIVERPOOL

HELSINGIN JALKAPALLOKLUBI

Bruce Grobbelaar

Jeff Wood

Phil Neal

45 3:0

Jouko Soini

Alan Kennedy

60 4:0 74 5:0

Kalle Nieminen (C)

Phil Thompson

Steve Wright

Craig Johnston

30 2:0

Jari Europeaus

Alan Hansen

Jari Rantanen

Kenny Dalglish

27 1:0

Sixten Bostrom

Sammy Lee

Juha Dahllund

Ian Rush

Pasi Rasimus

10.

Mark Lawrenson

10.

Atik Ismail

11.

Graeme Souness (C)

11.

Martti Holopainen

Bob Wardle

Jari Parikka

Rantanen 56

David Hodgson

Dalglish 71

Kari Mortonen

Dahllund 80

Steve Nicol

David Fairclough

John McGregor

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Official Programme. 24 pages.

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Helsinki JK : 1981 Finland League Champions

King Kenny celebrates his goal in the 26th minute which was the first of Liverpool's five against HJK Helsinki on 2 November 1982. Barney Rubble grabbed a brace, Neal and Johnston one each. pic.twitter.com/QobmDLnNop
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HJK goalkeeper (and new Gibraltar manager) Jeff Wood during a European Cup tie between HJK and Liverpool in 1982 pic.twitter.com/KhSAPdZTYF
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	Liverpool 5 - 0 HJK
	Liverpool see the way back
	Liverpool 5 - 0 HJK

The following Saturday Liverpool won 5:0 against Everton at Goodison Park. Ian Rush gave Liverpool a half time lead. In the second half, three more goals from Rush and another from Mark Lawrenson gave Liverpool an emphatic victory over their Merseyside neighbours who also had Glen Keeley sent off in the first half for a foul on Kenny Dalglish. The result left Liverpool in 1st position in the First Division on 25 points after 13 matches; 2 points more than Manchester City.

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