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Diem nong tuan toi tai Anfield.
Liverpool thi dau vong bon tai giai Worthington Cup voi Ipswich Town.
Wednesday 4 December 2002 20:00

Liverpool v Ipswich Town
Fourth Round

NEXT MATCH
Liverpool welcome Joe Royle's Ipswich Town to Anfield in the Worthington Cup fourth round.
The Reds are in need of a confidence boosting win over the Tractor Boys after a bad run of form.
In the last two meetings last season in the Premiership Liverpool put 11 goals past Ipswich with none conceded.

Cac cau thu va doi ngu huan luyen vien cua Liverpool
1. Jerzy Dudek 15. Patrik Berger 28. Bruno Cheyrou
2. Stephane Henchoz 16. Dietmar Hamann 30. Djimi Traore
3. Abel Xavier 17. Steven Gerrard 31. Alou Diarra
4. Sami Hyypia 18. John Arne Riise 32. John Welsh
5. Milan Baros 19. Pegguy Arphexad 33. Neil Mellor
6. Markus Babbel 21. Salif Diao 34. Daniel Sjolund
7. Vladimir Smicer 22. Chris Kirkland 35. Stephen Warnock
8. Emile Heskey 23. Jamie Carragher 36. Jon Otsemobor
9. El-Hadji Diouf 24. Bernard Diomede 38. Michael Foley-Sheridan
10. Michael Owen 25. Igor Biscan 39. Patrice Luzi
13. Danny Murphy 26. Richie Partridge
14. Vegard Heggem 27. Gregory Vignal

Liverpool FC Staff - 2002-03 season
Gerard Houllier Manager

Phil Thompson Assistant Manager

Sammy Lee First Team Coach

Jacques Crevoisier First Team Coach

Hughie McAuley Reserve Team Manager

Joe Corrigan Goalkeeping Coach

Dave Galley Physiotherapist

Mark Browes Physiotherapist

John Wright Masseur

Stuart Welsh Masseur

Paul Small Masseur

Mark Waller Club Doctor

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Liverpool
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Liverpool, you'll never walk alone

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Liverpool v Ipswich Town :6-5
Wednesday 4 December 2002 20:00
Liverpool 6 - 5 Ipswich Town
Worthington Cup, Fourth Round

TEAMSHEET
Jerzy Dudek
Markus Babbel
Gregory Vignal
Abel Xavier
Igor Biscan
Steven Gerrard
Salif Diao
Vladimir Smicer
John Arne Riise
El-Hadji Diouf
Neil Mellor
subs :
Pegguy Arphexad
Milan Baros
John Welsh
Jon Otsemobor
Jamie Carragher
Jermaine Wright
Thomas Gaardsoe
Mark Venus
Hermann Hreidarsson
Darren Ambrose
Matt Holland
Tommy Miller
Jamie Clapham
Pablo Counago
Darren Bent
Andy Marshall
subs :
Fabian Wilnis
Jim Magilton
Richard Naylor
Alun Armstrong
James Pullen

GOALS
Diouf (53 pen) PENS: Gerrard, Baros, Riise, Carragher, Diouf Miller (13) PENS: Holland, Magilton, Miller, Armstrong

SUBSTITUTIONS
Carragher (Babbel 46) Baros (Mellor 75) Welsh (Smicer 82) Armstrong (Coounago 55) Magilton (Ambrose 80) Naylor (Bent 89)

OFFICIALS & BOOKINGS
Referee : Dermot Gallagher


VENUE
Anfield (capacity 45,362)
Attendance : 26,305

MANAGERS
Gérard Houllier(Liverpool)
George Burley (Ipswich Town)

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Liverpool, you'll never walk alone

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04 December 2002
Liverpool 1 - 1 Ipswich Town
Fourth Round
Diouf spot on to send Reds through
El Hadji Diouf was the Liverpool hero as he broke Ipswich hearts to send the Reds into the last eight of the Worthington Cup with a dramatic penalty shoot-out victory.
After 120 minutes action this game was tied at 1-1. Tommy Miller had givene Ipswich a surprise first half lead before Diouf levelled from the spot in the second period.
Anfield then staged only its second ever penalty shoot-out and the Senegal striker struck the winning kick in front of the Kop after Jamie Clapham had missed for Ipswich.
Gerard Houllier reshuffled his pack for the visit of First Division Ipswich Town. Young reserve striker Neil Mellor made his senior debut for the Reds but the biggest surprise in Houllier's team selection was the dramatic reprieve handed to the under-fire Jerzy Dudek.
Despite originally stating that Chris Kirkland would take Dudek's place between the sticks, the manager decided to give his Polish goalkeeper the chance to start rebuilding his shattered confidence following his catastrophic error against Manchester United at the weekend and he was warmly supported by the Anfield crowd.
Apart from the inclusion of Mellor there were seven other changes to the team that started against United as Liverpool attempted to take another step on the road that will hopefully end in cup glory at the Millennium Stadium in February.
Houllier has publicly stated his desire to experience another Worthington Cup triumph this season but his makeshift side failed to make any impression during the opening stages and Ipswich were well worth the lead they took after 13 minutes.
Bent crossed from the right, Babbel could only clear the ball into the path of Tommy Miller and the midfielder proceeded to slot the ball into the bottom far corner of Dudek's net.
Ipswich continued to look the better side. It was they who looked more likely to add to the score and the under-fire Dudek came to Liverpool's rescue on more than one occasion. His best save coming in the 34th minute when he denied Counago after the striker had been sent racing clean through on goal.
Liverpool's firsteffort ofnote only came just three minutes earlier. Diouf played Smicer through to the right of goal and the Czech international forced Andy Marshall into a low diving save.
But whatever Gerard Houllier said to his side during the break it seemed to do the trick and attacking the Kop in the second half Liverpool lay siege to the Ipswich goal.
Ten minutes after the restart they drew level. Mellor made a determined run into the Ipswich box and was brought crashing to the ground by a late tackle from the veteran defender Mark Venus. Dermot Gallagher correctly awarded a penalty and Diouf converted the spot kick, firing low into Marshall's bottom right-hand corner.
Moments later Mellor burst through the Ipswich defence again and was unlucky to see his shot come back off the upright. After a quiet first half the youngster began to impose himself more and more as the game wore on and before leaving the field to a standing ovation in the 75th minute he went close on three further occasions.
Houllier handed another Academy graduate his first team debut when he sent on 18-year old midfielder John Welsh in place of the injured Vladimir Smicer but it was ex-Liverpool reserve Jim Magilton who almost snatched a sensational winner for the visitors with five minutes remaining.
The home fans were left breathing a huge sigh of relief as the Northern Ireland international headed onto the post, with Dudek beaten, following a free-kick on the right by Venus. At the opposite end Baros and then Riise squandered late opportunities to win the game inside 90 minutes and extra time beckoned.
A superb one-handed save from the grounded Marshall then denied Riise but it was not all one way traffic and Ipswich looked equally capable of plundering a second goal as the tie ebbed from end to end.
Neither side, however, could make the breakthrough and the lottery of a penalty shoot-out was required to determine who would go through to meet Aston Villa in the last eight ofthe competition
Gerrard, Baros, Riise, Carragher and Diouf all converted for Liverpool in the shoot-out. Jamie Clapham was the unfortunate villain for Ipswich, striking the bar with the visitors' second kick.
It meant Liverpool won the shoot-out 5-4 and a trip to Villa Park now awaits them in the next round.
Liverpool: Dudek, Babbel, Vignal, Xavier, Biscan, Gerrard (captain), Diao, Smicer, Riise, Diouf, Mellor. Subs - Arphexad, Baros, Carragher, Welsh, Otsemobor.
Ipswich Town: Marshall, Clapham, Hreidarsson, Venus, Holland (captain), Counago, Wright, Bent, Miller, Ambrose, Gaardsoe. Subs - Naylor, Wilnis, Magilton, Armstrong, Pullen.
Referee: Dermot Gallagher
Con***ions: Cold, with scattered showers
Attendance: 26,305
Liverpoolfc.tv Man-of-the-Match: Steven Gerrard, a tireless performance in the centre of midfield (his best position).
Match Highlights
20:00 GMT: Match Starts
1 mins: Ipswich kick off attacking the Kop.
1 mins: The visitors try their luck with a long range shot that flies over Jerzy Dudek's bar.
2 mins: Dudek concedes the first corner but then clears the danger amid huge cheers from the Kop.
4 mins: Smicer's cross from the right finds Mellor in the box but the youngster fails to get any direction on his header.
7 mins: Counago heads wide after leaping highest to meet a corner from the left.
9 mins: A deep cross from the left by Vignal is handled with ease by Marshall in the Ipswich goal.
10 mins: Diouf unleashes a left-footed drive from distance that sails wide of the left hand upright.
13 mins: GOAL! Tommy Miller: slots the ball home into the bottom corner from close-range after Biscan failed to clear.
15 mins: Diouf curls a hopeful effort wide of Marshall's left hand post.
18 mins: The Reds defence looks in disarray and a mix-up between Biscan and Dudek results in a cornere being conceded.
18 mins: Bents shoots high over the bar from six-yards out after a timely challenge by Babbel.
22 mins: Riise tees up Diouf on the edge of the box but the Senegal striker mis-kicks and Ipswich clear the danger.
26 mins: Ipswich concede a free-kick 25-yards from goal following a foul on Smicer.
27 mins: Riise shoots disappointingly into the wall with the resultant kick.
30 mins: Dudek is forced to race off his line and clear the ball into the Kemlyn to deny Counago.
30 mins: The Pole then saves bravely at the feet of Bent as the visitors continue to look the better team.
31 mins: Diouf plays Smicer through and the czech midfielder forces Marshall into a fine low diving save.
32 mins: Diouf heads weakly into the arms of Marshall after connecting with a raking cross field pass from just over the halfway line by Gerrard.
34 mins: Dudek keeps Liverpool in the game with an excellent save from Counago after the Ipswich striker was sent racing clean through on goal.
41 mins: Gerrard's determined run takes him to the by-line but he runs out of pitch and the ball runs out for a goal kick.
43 mins: An in-swinging Gerrard free-kick from left causes confusion in the Ipswich defence and the visitors are fortunate that the ball rebounds to safety.
20:46 GMT: Half Time Reached
21:02 GMT: Second Half Begins
45 mins: Substitution: Jamie Carragher for Markus Babbel:
50 mins: Smicer floats a corner in from the left by Marshall
comfortably gathers unchallenged.
52 mins: Mellor is brought down in the box by Venus and a penalty is awarded.
53 mins: Penalty Scored! El-Hadji Diouf: converts into the bottom right hand corner.
54 mins: Mellor races through on goal and is unlucky to see his effort rebound back off the post.
55 mins: Substitution: Alun Armstrong for Pablo Counago:
59 mins: Mellor fires wide from inside the box following a cross by Gerrard.
64 mins: Dudek spills a shot from Hreidarsson but thankfullly the danger is cleared by Carragher.
65 mins: Marshall saves bravely at the feet of Gerrad and is hurtin the process.
72 mins: Mellor shoots inches wide of Marshall's far post with a low angled drive.
73 mins: Mellor is in the thick of the action and this time he toe pokes over from closee range after doing well to reach a Diouf centre.
75 mins: Substitution: Milan Baros for Neil Mellor:
77 mins: Vignal fires straight at Marshall following a right wing cross by Smicer.
80 mins: Substitution: Jim Magilton for Darren Ambrose:
82 mins: Substitution: John Welsh for Vladimir Smicer:
85 mins: Ex-Liverpool reserve Magilton heads onto the post following a free-kick from the right.
89 mins: Baros wastes a great chance to win the game when he blazes over from inside the box.
90 mins: Substitution: Richard Naylor for Darren Bent:
21:50 GMT: 90mins over -> Extra Time Pending
21:54 GMT: Extra Time 1st Half Begins
93 mins: Naylor shoots wide with a speculative effort from 25-yards out.
94 mins: Wright plays a teasing ball across the Liverpool goalmouth but there are no Ipswich attackers on hand to convert.
95 mins: Liverpool break swiftly but Riise is denied by Marshall who makes a crucial low save.
99 mins: Hridarsson's low cross is almost converted at the near post by Armstrong.
102 mins: Miller fires into the arms of Dudek from outside the box.
22:09 GMT: End of 1st half of extra time
22:14 GMT: Start of 2nd half of extra time
110 mins: Riise's woeful effort from the edge of the box almost reaches the back row of the Kop.
113 mins: Diouf fires into the side-netting.
117 mins: Both sides seem reluctant to take chances now and penalties look likely.
118 mins: Baros shoots over from close-range.
119 mins: Gerrard goes inches wide with a curling free-kick that dipped over the Ipswich wall.
22:25 GMT: End of extra time: Penalties pending
22:28 GMT: Penalties being taken
120 mins: Penalty Scored! Matt Holland: confidently into the top corner.
120 mins: Penalty Scored! Steven Gerrard: coolly intothe bottom
corner.
120 mins: Jamie Clapham hits the bar with Ipswich's 2nd pen. 3-2 to Liverpool.
120 mins: Penalty Scored! Milan Baros: sends Marshall the wrong way.
120 mins: Penalty Scored! Jim Magilton: powerfully into the back of the net.
120 mins: Penalty Scored! John Arne Riise: just creeps into the
bottom corner.
120 mins: Penalty Scored! Tommy Miller: sends Dudek the wrong way.
120 mins: Penalty Scored! Jamie Carragher: confidently taken into the
right hand corner.
120 mins: Penalty Scored! Alun Armstrong: well taken into the top corner.
120 mins: Penalty Scored! El-Hadji Diouf: coolly taken. Liverpool are through!


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Saturday 7 December 2002 15:00

Charlton Athletic v Liverpool
Barclaycard Premiership

NEXT MATCH
Liverpool head for the Valley hoping to get back to winning ways after a disappointing run of four Premiership games without a win.
Charlton are in good form though at the moment with wins over Blackburn and Leeds in their last two games.
But, Liverpool have won on their last two visits to Charlton so will be hoping to make it three on the trot.
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Liverpool, you'll never walk alone