Liverpool in Europe - 2005/06 Super Cup Final

Round:

Final

Stadium:

Stade Louis II

Date:

Fri, 26 August 2005

Attendance:

17,042

Time:

20:45 (local time)

Referee:

Rene Temmink

Coach:

Rafael Benitez

Coach:

Valeriy Gazzaev

AFTER EXTRA TIME

VALIDATED

LIVERPOOL

CSKA MOSCOW

25.

Pepe Reina

35.

Igor Akinfeev

Steve Finnan

Sergei Ignashevich (C)

Sami Hyypia

Alexei Berezutskiy

John Arne Riise

Daniel Carvalho

28 1:0

10.

Luis Garcia

109 1:3

11.

Vagner Love

14.

Xabi Alonso

15.

Chidi Odiah

16.

Dietmar Hamann

17.

Milos Krasic

17.

Josemi Rey

18.

Yuri Zhirkov

19.

Fernando Morientes

22.

Evgeni Aldonin

23.

Jamie Carragher (C)

24.

Vasilii Berezutskiy

30.

Boudewijn Zenden

25.

Elvir Rahimic

20.

Scott Carson

Dievidas Semberas

Zhirkov 66

Djibril Cisse

Riise 79

82 1:1 103 1:2

Rolan Gusev

Odiah 90

22.

Mohamed Sissoko

Alonso 70

20.

Dudu

Krasic 85

24.

Florent Sinama-Pongolle

Finnan 55

28.

Stephen Warnock

Stade Louis II, Monaco

2005 Champions League Winners

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Djibril Cisse match issued shirt.

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Steven Gerrard match issued shirt. Steven Gerrard was injured and not included in the 16 man squad for the Final.

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Alex Miller official Liverpool short-sleeve polo shirts.

Liverpool medal.

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Steve Finnan medal.

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Official programme. 68 pages.

Official UEFA team sheet.

Unofficial programme. 20 pages.

Spanish produced issue. Available in Monaco.

Official UEFA team sheet (tactical lineups).

Image courtesy of Andy Marsden

Unofficial programme. 16 pages.

Russian produced issue.

Image courtesy of Andy Marsden

Image courtesy of Gerard Scully

Official match poster (42 x 29.8cm).

42 page 2004-05 Season Review. Issued to the media at the draw for the 2005-6 UEFA competitions.

44 page 2004-05 Season Results. Issued to the media at the draw for the 2005-6 UEFA competitions.

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Image courtesy of Jim Clarke

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Image courtesy of Karl Bolmeer

Postcard.

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Image courtesy of Gerard Scully

Local Organising Committee ticket.

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CSKA Moscow : 2005 UEFA Cup Winners

FORM GUIDE

On this day 2005 Liverpool beat CSKA Moscow to win the European Super Cup pic.twitter.com/cTf6XUo0tx
— Classic Football Shirts (@classicshirts) August 26, 2019

#OnThisDay in 2005, Liverpool beat CSKA Moscow to lift their third UEFA Super Cup. CSKA led the game until a late goal in the 82nd min from super-sub Djibril Cissé pushed the game to ET. Cissé scored again on the 103rd and then Garcia added another. Up the mighty Reds! #weliveLFC pic.twitter.com/R9sDeFWJ6H
— Anfield Shop James (@AnfieldShopBlog) August 26, 2019

14 years ago today in Monaco...

Djibril Cisse entered the pitch with just over 10 minutes to the Final whistle and he completely changed the game! Liverpool 3-1 CSKA Moscow (aet). pic.twitter.com/jPPf6yqO0j
— LFChistory.net (@LFChistory) August 26, 2019

Liverpool v CSKA Moscow - Super Cup Final 2005 (3-1) 🇫🇷 pic.twitter.com/dCTuEdI9u5
— Dan Hewitson (@dan_freakbeat) August 21, 2020

The last time an English team won the European Super Cup was Liverpool in 2005 against CSKA Moscow.

Will Liverpool have a repeat of 2005?#Liverpool #ChelseaFC #SuperCup pic.twitter.com/jd18T1SOu6
— AE Football (@AEFootball_) August 13, 2019

The starting XI last time Liverpool played in the Super Cup in 2005.

Reina, Finnan, Carragher, Hyypia, Josemi, Garcia, Alonso, Hamann, Riise, Zenden, Morientes.

AET: Liverpool 3-1 CSKA Moscow

Can you guess the goal scorers for Liverpool? pic.twitter.com/JatAxWRzmf
— LFC Mumbai - OLSC (@LFCMumbai) August 13, 2019

#OnThisDay in 2005, Liverpool won the UEFA Super Cup.

The Reds were 1-0 down after 82 minutes but came back to beat CSKA Moscow in extra time thanks to two Djibril Cisse goals and one from @luchogarcia14. 🌍🏆🔴 #LFC pic.twitter.com/HG6bnSJIFo
— bwin_UK (@bwin_uk) August 26, 2020

🏆 The last English side to win the UEFA Super Cup... Liverpool in 2005. pic.twitter.com/bCWT0KSl89
— This Is Anfield (@thisisanfield) June 21, 2019

Today, back in 2005 !! We made another comeback to win the UEFA Super Cup 3-1. @DjibrilCisse was fantastic and we managed to score 3 goals after conciding in the 28'. Memories !! @LFC @UEFA #MoreThanaGame #OnceaRedAlwaysaRed #UefaSuperCup pic.twitter.com/UtxXrMd82m
— Luis Garcia (@luchogarcia14) August 26, 2020

2005 Super Cup pic.twitter.com/mdqAeWvFh5
— RICHARD GREEN (@GREEN2598) August 13, 2019

Great memories of the last time Liverpool played in the UEFA Super Cup in 2005 🏆 #LFC 3-1 #CSKA #SuperCup pic.twitter.com/SIEaBvt6mP
— Neil Mellor (@NeilMellor33) August 14, 2019

@RedsInEurope Me and me Uncle with Eusebio.
Super Cup Final, Monaco '05. pic.twitter.com/LtIuIAifBZ
— Chris (@Carrot1983) March 27, 2014

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Large perspex mounted colour photographic board that hung in the Manager's Office in the old Main Stand.

Aluminium sheet with protective film display board commemorating the 2005 European Super Cup victory.

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Liverpool Museum display cabinet.

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The following Saturday Liverpool drew 0:0 with Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane.

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