Liverpool in Europe - 2001/02 Champions League

Round:

Stage 1, Group B : M3

2001-02 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Stadium:

Anfield

Date:

Wednesday, 26th September 2001

Attendance:

33,513

Time:

19:45 (local time)

Referee:

Pierluigi Collina

Coach:

Gerard Houllier

Coach:

Valeriy Lobanovskyi

LIVERPOOL

DYNAMO KYIV

12.

Jerzy Dudek

31.

Aleksandr Filimonov

Stephane Henchoz

Olexandr Holovko (C)

Sami Hyypia (C)

Vladyslav Vaschuk

Emile Heskey

Olexandr Melashchenko

16.

Dietmar Hamann

Valentin Belkevich

VALIDATED

17.

Steven Gerrard

Tiberiu Ghioane

18.

John Arne Riise

10.

Florin Cernat

20.

Nick Barmby

17.

Serhiy Federov

23.

Jamie Carragher

21.

Lucky Idahor

27.

Gregory Vignal

26.

Andriy Nesmachniy

37.

Jari Litmanen

23 1:0

32.

Goran Gavrancic

22.

Chris Kirkland

11.

Georgi Peev

Cernat 69

Vladimir Smicer

28.

Serhiy Serebrenikov

Belkevich 81

Robbie Fowler

Litmanen 64

11.

Jamie Redknapp

13.

Danny Murphy

Barmby 62

21.

Gary McAllister

Riise 79

25.

Igor Biscan

Official Programme. 68 pages.

The same as the previous 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 - Account Sign In required

Official team sheet from UEFA website.

The edition on sale in newsagents.

Images courtesy of Andy Marsden

Dynamo Kyiv : 2000-01 Ukraine League Champions

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The following Sunday Liverpool won 2:0 against Newcastle United at St James' Park. The match had a 2:00 PM kick off time. John Arne Riise gave Liverpool an early lead. Danny Murphy wrapped up the points late in the match. The result left Liverpool in 6th position in the Premier League on 12 points after 6 matches; 5 points behind leaders Leeds United who had played a match more.

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