Liverpool in Europe - 2004/05 Champions League

Round:

Q/F, 1st Leg

2004-05 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Stadium:

Anfield

Date:

Tuesday, 5th April 2005

Attendance:

41,216

Time:

19:45 (local time)

Referee:

Frank de Bleeckere

Coach:

Rafael Benitez

Coach:

Fabio Capello

LIVERPOOL

JUVENTUS

20.

Scott Carson

Gianluigi Buffon

Steve Finnan

Emerson

Sami Hyypia

10 1:0

Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Milan Baros

10.

Alessandro Del Piero (C)

John Arne Riise

11.

Pavel Nedved

VALIDATED

Steven Gerrard (C)

16.

Mauro Camoranesi

10.

Luis Garcia

25 2:0

19.

Gianluca Zambrotta

13.

Anthony Le Tallec

20.

Manuele Blasi

21.

Djimi Traore

21.

Lillian Thuram

23.

Jamie Carragher

27.

Jonathan Zebina

25.

Igor Biscan

28.

Fabio Cannavaro

63 2:1

Jerzy Dudek

Paolo Montero

Zebina 81

11.

Vladimir Smicer

Le Tallec 73

Gianluca Pessotto

Blasi 46

14.

Xabi Alonso

17.

David Trezeguet

Del Piero 61

18.

Antonio Nunez

Baros 66

28.

Stephen Warnock

32.

John Welsh

34.

Darren Potter

Official Programme. 68 pages.

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Official UEFA team sheet.

Image courtesy of

Liverpool match pennant.

Four page brochure handed out to Juventus supporters.

Image courtesy of John Lambert

Braille Edition of Programme.

Image courtesy of Andy Marsden

Large Print Edition of Programme. 78 Pages.

Image courtesy of Andy Marsden

Photograph from https://juventus.fandom.com/

Juventus : 2003/04 Third in Italy League

Liverpool beat Juventus 2-1 in their Champions League quarter-final 1st leg in 2005 with this side...

The Juventus team included Buffon, Cannavaro, Thuram, Zambrotta, Emerson, Camoranesi, Nedved, Del Piero and Ibrahimovic 😱 #LFC pic.twitter.com/I1ou0TTguf
— Football Remind (@FootballRemind) October 4, 2022

On This Day,

2005 - Luis Garcia scores an amazing volley to help Liverpool to a 2-1 win over Juventus. pic.twitter.com/4ijOny7zaz
— LFC Fans Corner (@LFCFansCorner) April 5, 2014

On this day 5th April 2005 - The club honoured the memory of the 39 victims of Heysel
A banner carrying the theme "In Memoria Amicizia" was carried by Phil Neal and Michel Platini from the Kop to the away end prior to kick off

Liverpool 2-1 Juventus
Hyypiä 10'
Garcia 25' pic.twitter.com/elSw1vfona
— The Red 🔴 Johnsen (@JohnsenStle) April 5, 2021

2005 Liverpool 2-1 Juventus #LFC #JUV pic.twitter.com/NEekOzlBGh
— Top Of The Kop (@TOTKHQ) June 2, 2017

#OnThisDay in 2005 Liverpool beat Juventus 2-1 with 2 early goals from Sami Hyypia and Luis Garcia. That Garcia strike was superb! pic.twitter.com/EY1uBRtOkn
— Forever Red (@ForeverRedUK) April 5, 2020

Liverpool - Juventus 06.04.2005. pic.twitter.com/Qos3EeaJjq
— Never give up! (@PassionUltra) May 29, 2015

On this day in 2005 #LFC held off Juventus in Turin en route to winning a fifth European Cup: http://t.co/WJBOo5226D pic.twitter.com/fhKdVDjuPT
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) April 13, 2015

Scott Carson in 2005 playing for Liverpool against Juventus at UCL knockout stage,now He get Guard of Honor with City,Incredible scene pic.twitter.com/q45x6hGnwa
— love will tear us apart again (@bayuasmor) May 14, 2021

Thanks to Luis Javier Garcia, Liverpool vs juventus 05-04-2005 :) pic.twitter.com/ZGWRSA4lBh
— syukur (@bdulsyukur) January 14, 2014

Luis Garcia scoring THAT goal vs Juventus in 2005. A great goal and the first time @LFC had faced Juventus since Heysel in 1985 ❤️ #LFC @luchogarcia14 pic.twitter.com/ZIMxkc7j1C
— Michael Borg⚠ (@mxborg) May 9, 2020

In Curtis Jones and Ozan Kabak (both 20), Liverpool named two players under the age of 21 in their starting XI for an Champions League knockout stage game for the second time, also doing so v Juventus in April 2005 (Scott Carson and Anthony le Tallec) 🔴 (@OptaJoe) #LFC pic.twitter.com/6dgaTWRn2D
— The Coaches' Voice (@CoachesVoice) February 17, 2021

Luis Garcia scores a screamer against Juventus and Buffon to double Liverpool’s lead in the 2005 Champions League quarter final#AnfieldArchives @luchogarcia14 pic.twitter.com/qCnUCciAif
— View of the Kop (@ViewOfTheKop_) February 28, 2021

#OnThisDay in 2005, the ball sat up for @luchogarcia14 to hit and he produced this moment of #UCL magic for the Reds 😍 pic.twitter.com/tGNtcuW04z
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) April 5, 2022

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The following Saturday Liverpool lost 1:0 to Manchester City at the City of Manchester Stadium. The only goal was scored by Kizito Musampa in the last minute of the match. This was Liverpool's 500th Premier League match. The result left Liverpool in 5th position in the Premier League on 50 points after 32 matches; 31 points behind leaders Chelsea.

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