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2021年5月21日 · 3 – Everton 2-3 Liverpool – League. Beginning your top three games of 2000-01 is a drama-laden Merseyside derby at Goodison Park won in unique fashion by the creativity of McAllister. Liverpool led twice, Everton equalised twice, Fowler missed a penalty, Igor Biscan was sent off and then McAllister scored from 44 yards with a free-kick.
LFCTV marks 20 years since Liverpool's 2000-01 treble-winning season in a brand-new documentary now available on demand.
2020年5月16日 · On May 16, 2001, at Borussia Dortmund's Westfalenstadion, Houllier's men eventually defeated Spanish side Alaves 5-4 to hoist aloft the UEFA Cup. It represented a remarkable third piece of silverware that season, Liverpool having already picked up the League Cup and, four days earlier, the FA Cup. "It was quite astonishing," Thompson said of ...
2021年5月14日 · The midfielders A key aspect of Liverpool’s success in 2000-01 was the ability of Houllier’s midfielders to repeatedly weigh in with goals. Indeed, five of them netted seven times or more over the course of the campaign, with Steven Gerrard and Danny Murphy leading the way with double figures as their burgeoning abilities blossomed under the manager’s tutelage.
2021年5月13日 · Take a numerical look back at Liverpool's 2000-01 treble season with our 25 facts and figures from an exhilarating campaign for Gerard Houllier's team. 5 – minutes separated Owen’s brace to overturn a 1-0 deficit against Arsenal in the FA Cup final 4 – hat-tricks were scored during the season, with two provided by Owen and one apiece from Fowler and Heskey
2018年11月29日 · 20 years on: Six special memories of Steven Gerrard. November 29, 1998 – a landmark day in Liverpool history. In the final minute of the Reds’ 2-0 win over Blackburn Rovers at Anfield a fresh-faced Steven Gerrard stepped towards the touchline to make his first appearance for the club. His first of 710, over the course of the next 17 years.
2023年11月20日 · Published 20th November 2023. By Emile Heskey. As part of the 'My Liverpool Story' series on Liverpoolfc.com, Emile Heskey is the latest to tell the tale of his Reds career in his own words…. It was a difficult choice to leave Leicester City and make the move to Liverpool in March 2000. They were, of course, my hometown club and it was ...
