Liverpool in Europe - 2004/05 Champions League

Round:

Group A : M2

Stadium:

Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium

Date:

Tuesday, 28th September 2004

Attendance:

33,000

Time:

21:45 (local time)

Referee:

Pierluigi Collina

Coach:

Dusan Bajevic

Coach:

Rafael Benitez

VALIDATED

OLYMPIAKOS

LIVERPOOL

71.

Antonios Nikopolidis

Jerzy Dudek

Pantelis Kafes

Steve Finnan

Rivaldo

Sami Hyypia (C)

Ieroklis Stoltidis

17 1:0

Milan Baros

Ioannis Okkas

John Arne Riise

10.

Giovanni

10.

Luis Garcia

12.

Gabriel Schurrer

14.

Xabi Alonso

14.

Dimitrios Mavrogenidis

16.

Dietmar Hamann

21.

Grigorios Georgatos (C)

17.

Josemi Rey

30.

Anastasios Pantos

23.

Jamie Carragher

32.

Georgios Anatolakis

28.

Stephen Warnock

Stylianos Venetidis

Mavrogenidis 72

22.

Chris Kirkland

25.

Spyridon Vallas

Georgatos 85

Harry Kewell

Warnock 46

31.

Georgios Georgiadis

Giovanni 72

Djibril Cisse

Josemi Rey 74

15.

Salif Diao

Hamann 82

21.

Djimi Traore

24.

Florent Sinama-Pongolle

25.

Igor Biscan

Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium, Athens, Greece

Unofficial Programme. 20 pages.

There was no official Programme. This issue was produced in Spain.

Official team sheet from UEFA website.

Greek magazine Champions Match, dated September 2004, previewed the match with two pages of articles on Liverpool and one page on Milan Baros.

Image courtesy of Andy Marsden

Supporters pennant. We believe this pennant was produced by the Olympiakos club.

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The following Sunday Liverpool lost 1:0 to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The match had a 4:05 PM kick-off time. The only goal came from Joe Cole in the second half. The result - Liverpool's 4th away defeat in all competitions in a row - left them in 11th position in the Premier League on 10 points after 7 matches.

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