Liverpool in Europe - 2000/01 UEFA Cup

Round:

S/F, 2nd Leg

Stadium:

Anfield

Date:

Thursday, 19th April 2001

Attendance:

44,203

Time:

20:05 (local time)

Referee:

Urs Meier

Coach:

Gerard Houllier

Coach:

Lorenzo Serra Ferrer

LIVERPOOL

BARCELONA

Sander Westerveld

35.

Pepe Reina

Stephane Henchoz

Michael Reiziger

Markus Babbel

Frank de Boer

Vladimir Smicer

Josep Guardiola (C)

Emile Heskey

Philip Cocu

10.

Michael Owen

Patrick Kluivert

12.

Sami Hyypia (C)

10.

Rivaldo

16.

Dietmar Hamann

11.

Marc Overmars

17.

Steven Gerrard

17.

Emmanuel Petit

21.

Gary McAllister

44 1:0

21.

Luis Enrique

23.

Jamie Carragher

24.

Carlos Puyol

19.

Pegguy Arphexad

19.

Dani

Overmars 74

Christian Ziege

20.

Simao

Reiziger 59

Robbie Fowler

Smicer 80

13.

Danny Murphy

Gerrard 78

15.

Patrik Berger

Owen 62

27.

Gregory Vignal

29.

Stephen Wright

Dietmar Hamann's match issued shirt for the UEFA Cup.

Plaque from the ‘Anfield Moments’ collection in the Main Stand.

Image courtesy of Jim Clarke

Official Programme. 68 pages.

This season, Liverpool produced an edition of the programme for newsagents, and an "Anfield Edition" which was available at the match.

Read the programme on Google Drive

The edition on sale in newsagents.

Images courtesy of Andy Marsden

Image courtesy of John Lambert

Image courtesy of Glenn Duijzer

Image courtesy of John Jones

Barcelona match issued shirt.

Image courtesy of Colin Wright

Barcelona : 1999-2000 Second in Spain League

FORM GUIDE

Good morning

Here’s a 20-year-old Steven Gerrard consoling Pep Guardiola after Liverpool’s 1-0 win over Barcelona in 2001 pic.twitter.com/Gea3he57Xo
— The Anfield Wrap (@TheAnfieldWrap) November 8, 2019

On this day in 2001, Liverpool beat FC Barcelona 1-0 at Anfield in UEFA Cup semifinal 2nd leg. #LFC stopped the Catalans from scoring for 180 minutes and a single penalty goal from Gary McAllister sent Liverpool to the final. pic.twitter.com/15OQdmz0GM
— LFChistory.net (@LFChistory) April 19, 2020

Liverpool vs Barcelona, 2001: Barry Davies plays this 42-yard effort from Rivaldo a *little* too cool, for me pic.twitter.com/ha0CQX8z2H
— Adam Hurrey (@FootballCliches) May 7, 2019

📅🔙 On this day in 2001, Liverpool booked their place in the UEFA Cup final with a 1-0 victory over Barcelona! pic.twitter.com/GQM9tzSJLs
— This Is Anfield (@thisisanfield) April 19, 2019

ON THIS DAY: In 2001, Liverpool beat Barcelona 1-0 at Anfield to go through to the UEFA Cup final. pic.twitter.com/GN1XX5mBfG
— Squawka (@Squawka) April 19, 2016

Liverpool v Barcelona, April 19, 2001. Gary Mc scores a penalty to win 1-0 and sent #LFC to the UEFA Cup final. A young Pepe Reina was in goal for Barca pic.twitter.com/xAQuwKpCcu
— Love Follow Conquer (@lovefollowconqr) April 19, 2020

#OnThisDay in 2001...

Gary McAllister scored against @FCBarcelona to put #LFC into the UEFA Cup Final. ✨ pic.twitter.com/2nUWjhOF69
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) April 19, 2018

Pepe Reina today makes his first competitive appearance at Anfield in 1875 days since his final PL game for Liverpool in May 2013.

It's the first time he's visited Anfield as an opposition player since April 2001 (with Barcelona). pic.twitter.com/ojHspbk4vc
— Squawka (@Squawka) July 5, 2020

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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.

Image courtesy of Jim Clarke

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The following Sunday Liverpool won 3:1 against Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield. Emile Heskey gave Liverpool an early lead. Willem Korsten equalised for Spurs before half time. Gary McAllister restored Liverpool's lead with a penalty in the second half. A late Robbie Fowler goal sealed the points for Liverpool. The result left Liverpool in 5th position in the Premier League on 56 points after 33 matches; 6 points outside the Champions League places.

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Aggregate Score: Liverpool 1 Barcelona 0