Round: Three, 2nd Leg Stadium: Anfield
Date: Tuesday, 8th December 1998
Attendance: 30,289
Time: 19:45 (local time) Referee: Hartmut Strampe
Coach: Gerard Houllier Coach: Victor Fernandez


LIVERPOOL
RC CELTA VIGO
1. David James 63
1. Richard Philippe Dutruel
4. Jason McAteer

2. Michel
5. Steve Staunton

3. Rafael Berges Martin (C)
6. Phil Babb 46
4. Francisco Gabriel Caceres
9. Robbie Fowler (C)

6. Mazinho 85
10. Michael Owen

8. Valeri Karpin
15. Patrik Berger

9. Michael Haim Revivo 57 0:1 70
21. Dominic Matteo

18. Sanchez 76
23. Jamie Carragher

19. Goran Djorovic
25. David Thompson 59
20. Aleksandr Mostovoi
28. Steven Gerrard

23. Claude Makelele


19. Brad Friedel James 63
7. Tomas Hervas Giron Revivo 70

3. Bjorn Tore Kvarme

10. Vlado Gudelj Sanchez 76

12. Steve Harkness

24. Bruno Caires Mazinho 85

13. Karl-Heinz Riedle Thompson 59




20. Stig Inge Bjornebye





24. Danny Murphy Babb 46




29. Stephen Wright






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Dominic Matteo - last match in Europe




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Steven Gerrard - first match in Europe






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Celta Vigo : 1997-98 Sixth in Spain League
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(July 2, 2014) Kevin Nealon said:

Celta Vigo were eliminated in the next round, the Quarter Finals, 2-1 on aggregate by Marseille. The 1999 UEFA Cup Final was won by Parma 3:0 against Marseille in Moscow.




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