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Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-3-21 11:37 PM
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Steven Gerrard says Liverpool will go into Saturday's derby full of confidence after their magnificent seven against Birmingham in the FA Cup quarter finals.  
The Reds recorded their best ever victory away from Anfield in the competition as they comfortably saw off the challenge of Steve Bruce's men to secure their place in the semi-final draw.
  
With Everton due at Anfield in just four days time, Gerrard insists this result and performance couldn't have come at a better time.
  
He said: "I was listening to some of the Everton players saying they were happy to be coming to Anfield full of confidence, but I think it's the same for us now.
  
"We've been getting criticised for not scoring goals of late but hopefully we have proved the critics wrong. We're really pleased with our performance tonight.
  
"Nothing has changed in terms of why we're suddenly scoring goals. I just think we're getting more luck now. We've always been playing well but the strikers hadn't been having much luck. Now they're starting to go in and we're delighted."
  
Reds' striker Peter Crouch netted a brace of goals before being substituted to keep him fresh for the derby.
  
"I was a bit gutted not to have a chance of a hat-trick," said Crouch. "But I think the manager was thinking about the Everton game.
  
"It was a great performance by us and a good result. It's always the case that when you score a couple of goals then the next ones tend to go in a bit easier. Hopefully we can keep this run going now."

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Originally posted by 銀~龍 at 2006-3-22 06:16 AM
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Rafael Benitez spoke of his burning desire to see his team lift the FA Cup in May as he basked in the glory of the club's emphatic 7-0 quarter-final victory over a beleaguered Birmingham City at St Andrews.  
The Reds romped to their all-time record away win in the competition thanks to goals from Sami Hyypia, Peter Crouch (2), Fernando Morientes, John Arne Riise, an Oliver Tebily own goal and Djibril Cisse.
  
They now await Friday's semi-final draw with eager anticipation and a clearly satisfied Benitez said afterwards: "We have already won one cup this season, the Super Cup, and we hope the FA Cup can be the second.
  
"We always want to do well in the cups and this competition is no different. The FA Cup is very important for us. We have confidence and will try to do the same things again in the next round but we have to take one game at a time and see what happens.
  
"I am delighted with the final result and the performance of the players tonight. They worked really hard and it is the first time in my professional career that I have won by seven goals.
  
"Sometimes you have lots of shots but cannot score, like against Charlton recently, but tonight almost everything we hit went in. Also, sometimes you need a bit of luck in front of goal and tonight we had that with a couple of the goals.
  
"Despite the victory I still stand by my pre-match comment that you cannot play two games in three days at this high level. We changed some players tonight and it showed because we had fresh legs out there. For this reason we were able to keep going. The players wanted to keep scoring and were determined to keep a clean sheet.
  
"I was particularly pleased with the return of Momo Sissoko. This was really good news for us. He showed great character."
  
Asked if he had any sympathy for his under-fire Birmingham counterpart Steve Bruce, Benitez added: "Games like this are difficult for a manager. I thinkBirmingham worked hard but to start a game and then suddenly find yourself two down after five minutes is never easy. He can be proud of the effort his players put in and I do feel some sympathy."

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Liverpool's FA Cup history is littered with countless great goals but which one do you consider to be the finest of them all? Take a look at our top ten and choose your number one.  
The following have been selected in no particular order and we apologise for all those we have had to overlook...
  
1. Terry McDermott
v Tottenham Hotspur
at White Hart Lane
1980 Quarter-final

Seizing on a mis-placed pass by Ossie Ardiles, 25-yards from goal, Terry Mac looks up and floats a dipping shot perfectly beyond the reach of Barry Daines that nestles sweetly in the top corner. It was enough to secure a vital 1-0 win and was later voted BBC 'Goal of the Season'.


2. Kenny Dalglish
v Manchester United
at Maine Road
1979 Semi-final

Receiving a pass from Case inside the opposition box, Kenny somehow worms his way through a crowded United defence, beating two men and goalkeeper Gary Bailey before slotting the ball home off the inside of the post. It gave the Reds a 1-0 lead at Maine Road in a thrilling encounter that eventually ended 2-2.


3. Albert Stubbins
v Birmingham City
at Anfield
1947 Quarter-final

Liddell's floating free-kick from the left is seemingly heading out of play on the far side until Stubbins throws himself horizontally towards the ball like a dart. Flying through the air just a matter of inches from the icy surface he connects with it perfectly to net the second goal of a much-celebrated hat-trick.


4. Michael Thomas
v Sunderland
at Wembley
1992 Final

McManaman's persistence down the right pays off as he shrugs off the challenge of two men to pick out the unmarked Thomas with a sublime pass. The midfielder allows the ball to bounce once before sensationally hooking a powerful right-footed shot beyond the reach of keeper Norman. It breaks the deadlock at Wembley and the Reds go on to claim a fifth FA Cup.


5. John Aldridge
v Nottingham Forest
at Hillsborough
1988 Semi-final

Aldo eases the pressure in a tense last-four clash at Hillsborough with a clinically struck close-range volley after great play by Beardsley and a terrifc from the left by Barnes. His goal gives the Reds a crucial two-goal advantage and virtually seals victory.


6. John Barnes
v Brentford
at Anfield
1989 Quarter-final

Collecting the ball midway inside the Brentford half, Digger embarks on a surging run towards the Kop goal that sees him glide past three opposition players before he dinks a delightful left-footed finish past the out-rushing Tony Parks. It was Liverpool's second goal in an emphatic 4-0 win.


7. Jimmy Case
v Manchester United
at Wembley
1977 Final

The only bright spot of an otherwise forgettable Wembley occasion is Case's 52nd minute pile-driver past a helpless Alex Stepney. Allowed time and space on the edge of the United box, Case swivels on a sixpence before unleashing a thunderous shot that almost burst the back of the net. It was a goal that drew Liverpool level but United eventually prevailed 2-1.


8. Kevin Keegan
v Newcastle United
at Wembley
1974 Final

KK's close-range finish itself was nothing special but the fluent passing move that preceded it was a joy to watch. The rampant Reds had Newcastle chasing shadows as they strung close to 40-odd passes together before picking out Keegan to hammer the final nail in the Geordie's Cup Final coffin.


  
9. Ian St John  
v Leeds United
at Wembley
1965 Final

Smith feeds Callaghan down the right and the Reds winger beats the full-back before floating a cross to the head of an unmarked St John. From a central position on the edge of the six-yard box the Saint twists in the air and nets with a diving header past the helpless Gary Sprake. The goal sparks delirious scenes beneath the twin towers and is enough to bury Liverpool"s long suffering cup jinx.


  
10. Xabi Alonso  
v Luton Town
at Kenilworth Road
2006 3rd round

Deep into stoppage time of a pulsating tie, Xabi punishes the Luton keeper, who had come forward in desperation for a corner, with a majestic finish from well inside his own half. The Spaniard was at least 65-yards from goal when he let fly with a speculative effort that completed an amazing 5-3 victory.

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又一隊慘死係利記手上:)3

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RAMPANT REDS CRUISE INTO SEMIS

Liverpool have secured their place in the final four of this season's FA Cup with a magnificent 7-0 victory over Birmingham City tonight.

It was all too easy for Liverpool who showed no ill effects from playing at Newcastle only 48 hours ago as they put Steve Bruce's men to the sword with a fine display of attacking football which resulted in the Reds' biggest ever FA Cup victory away from Anfield.
  
Two goals inside the first four minutes from Sami Hyypia and Peter Crouch followed by a second of the evening from Crouch late in the first half gave the Reds a terrific platform while further strikes after the break from Fernando Morientes, John Arne Riise, Djibril Cisse and an Oliver Tebily own goal made it 15 goals in just three games for a Liverpool team which has been criticised over recent weeks for their supposed shortcomings in front of goal.
  
The Reds were at their clinical best throughout one of the most one-sided FA Cup quarter finals in the history of the competition as they guaranteed their place in Friday afternoon's semi-final draw.
  
The victory also means Rafael Benitez has ended a mystifying run of never having beaten Birmingham in four attempts as he finally completed the set of enjoying victory over every Premiership club since his arrival in English football.
  
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez made five changes to the team which comfortably defeated Newcastle at the weekend, the most notable of which being the return of Momo Sissoko just four weeks after the eye injury which threatened to ruin his career.
  
Sissoko started in midfield alongside the recalled Xabi Alonso while Djimi Traore, Steve Finnan and John Arne Riise were also brought back into the starting line-up.
  
Only 55 seconds had elapsed when, from the first free kick of the game, Steven Gerrard floated the ball onto the head of Sissoko and when the Mali midfielder flicked it on Sami Hyypia was arriving unmarked to head home into the back of the net.
  
Liverpool's early joy turned into ecstacy just a few minutes later when Gerrard delivered a sensational right footed cross into the danger zone where Peter Crouch had escaped his marker to double the Reds' lead with a downward header.
  
Birmingham's enthusiasm for the challenge appeared to wilt visibly as Liverpool coasted through the remainder of the half and added a third goal eight minutes before the break.
  
Luis Garcia showed good strength down the right hand side and when he teed up the chance for Crouch the Liverpool striker made no mistake as he slotted home his second of the night into the corner of the net.
  
There could have been further goals for the Reds in a one-sided first half but Garcia lifted one effort onto the roof of the net while Crouch flashed a half volley just wide of the far post.
  
Birmingham offered more of an attacking threat in the early stages of the second period as Damien Johnson sliced one shot wide, but Liverpool always looked dangerous at the other end and John Arne Riise forced Taylor into a low save with a well struck free kick.
  
Benitez, who was forced into a first half change when Harry Kewell replaced the injured Djimi Traore, introduced Fernando Morientes in place of Crouch before the hour as the big striker was given a breather with one eye on Saturday's Merseyside derby against Everton.
  
Morientes wasted no time in stamping his mark on the game when he added Liverpool's fourth of the night just a couple of minutes later with a well controlled right footed finish after more incisive play from Gerrard.
  
The fifth goal arrived with twenty minutes left to play when Riise found space on the left and cracked home an unstoppable left footed shot which swerved wickedly through the air before crashing against the back of the Birmingham net for the best goal of the night.
  
The strangest goal of the evening followed six minutes later when Kewell showed neat skill down the left and crossed into the area where Birmingham defender Oliver Tebily only succeeded in turning the ball into his own goal.
  
And just two minutes from time substitute Djibril Cisse got in on the scoring act with a low drive to complete a great night's work for Rafa's Reds.

Teams
Liverpool: Reina, Traore, Hyypia, Carragher, Finnan, Riise, Alonso, Sissoko, Gerrard, Garcia, Crouch. Subs - Dudek, Cisse, Morientes, Kewell, Kromkamp

Birmingham City: Taylor, Clapham, Taylor, Cunningham, Melchiot, Dunn, Johnson, Clemence, Pennant, Painter, Forssell. Subs - Vaesen, Bruce, Tebily, Kilkenny, Lazaridis

Referee: Rob Styles

Conditions: Cold

Attendance: 27,378

Liverpoolfc.tv Man-of-the-Match: Steven Gerrard

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19:47 GMT : Match Starts
1 min : Liverpool kick-off defending the end behind which the Liverpudlians are housed
1 mins : GOAL! Sami Hyypia: heads in from close-range after Sissoko flicks on a Gerrard free-kick
4 mins : GOAL! Peter Crouch: another close-range header after Gerrard crosses from the right. What a start!
5 mins : Crouch almost adds a third with a powerful long-range strike that just goes wide
9 mins : More great work by Gerrard down the right but his centre narrowly evades the stretching legs of Crouch inside the six-yard box
11 mins : The ball has temporarily been lost behind the advertising hoardings as Birmingham attempt to take a throw
14 mins : Magnificent tackle by Carragher denies Forssell a shot at goal inside the Reds box
15 mins : Traore goes down in agony following a tackle by Johnson and requires treatment
21 mins : Garcia attepts to loft the ball over the head of Taylor in the Birmingham goal but is effort is too high
22 mins : Substitution: Harry Kewell for Djimi Traore:
24 mins : Gerrard's corner from the right is cleared over the bar by Melchiot
28 mins : Dunn fires well wide from distance
33 mins : Birmingham win a free-kick on the right but Riise heads clear
38 mins : GOAL! Peter Crouch: neat side-footed finish into the bottom corner after good play by Garcia
39 mins : Crouch fires narrowly wide as he goes in search of a first-half hat-trick
40 mins : A disgruntled Birmingham fan races onto the pitch to remonstrate with manager Steve Bruce
41 mins : Crouch heads straight at Taylor as the Reds threaten to run riot
44 mins : Reina does well to push clear a dangerous centre from Pennant
45 mins : Booking: Stephen Clemence: for a foul on Kewell
20:33 GMT : Half Time Reached
20:49 GMT : Second Half Begins
46 mins : Substitution: Oliver Tebily for Martin Taylor:
47 mins : Johnson shoots just wide of Reina's far upright from the edge of the box
50 mins : Hyypia makes a crucial stop as Birmingham apply some early second-half pressure through Dunn
53 mins : Crouch is brought crashing down 25-yards from goal as he threatens to run through the entire home defence
54 mins : And from the resultant free-kick Riise forces Taylor into a low save at the foot of the near post
56 mins : Substitution: Fernando Morientes for Peter Crouch:
57 mins : Vital interception by Tebily denies Garcia a gilt-edged opportunity
58 mins : An audacious lob towards goal from Alonso is heading towards the top corner until Taylor manages to push it over with one hand
59 mins : GOAL! Fernando Morientes: clinical finish from the edge of the six-yard box following a perfect centre from Gerrard
62 mins : Disappointed Birmingham fans begin to leave St Andrews
63 mins : Great reflex save from Reina keeps a well-struck Forssell effort out
64 mins : Another dismayed home supporter encroaches onto the pitch
67 mins : Booking: Damien Johnson: for kicking the ball away
70 mins : GOAL! John Arne Riise: thunderous left-footed strike that almost bursts the back of the net
71 mins : Substitution: Neil Kilkenny for David Dunn:
71 mins : Substitution: Djibril Cisse for Steven Gerrard:
73 mins : Reina punches clear then clutches the ball at the second attempt as Birmingham enjoy a rare attack with a corner from the left
75 mins : Substitution: Alex Bruce for Damien Johnson:
77 mins : Own Goal! Oliver Tebily: slices the ball into his own net as he attempts clear a cross from Kewell
80 mins : Booking: Alex Bruce: for a foul on Sissoko
89 mins : GOAL! Djibril Cisse: drills a shot straight under the body of keeper Taylor
21:36 GMT : Match Over

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利物浦將在今晚出戰同伯明翰隊的足總杯1/4比賽，要知道，這已經是利物浦三天內的第二場比賽，面對接連不斷的各項賽事，利物浦的主帥賓尼迪斯火了。他認為繁重的比賽將會導致謝拉特這樣的球星因傷錯過世界盃。“大量的比賽將會有可能帶來傷病，如果你比賽後三天再打一場比賽還是可以應付的，那我想第二天再接一場比賽就是最壞的事了。顯而易見，這樣頻繁的比賽是多容易受傷啊，我確信在西班牙是決不會發生這樣的事的。”

　　英足總也是有苦難言，為了能給艾歷臣更多的備戰世界盃時間，他們不得不在周中安排足總杯的比賽，賓尼迪斯害怕像謝拉特和卡拿格這樣的球員會因為這樣繁重的賽事而受傷。“我們通常會需要一周的時間去恢復，但是在現在的賽制是不可能做到的。我確信你不可能看到兩天以後另一場比賽中百分百的謝拉特和卡拿格。所有的英格蘭球員如果三天里踢兩場比賽他們受傷的可能性都會增加，我希望英足總能夠看清這種情況。

　　面對繁重賽事，利物浦隊中場悍將西索科有望在今晚復出，這無疑是對紅軍中場拼搶能力的極大提高，在截止到2月份的技術統計中，西索科在搶斷榜上以122次搶斷排行第一。21歲的馬里人在同本菲卡隊的冠軍聯賽中眼睛受傷，一個月後，他已經康復了。在過去的兩周，他已經隨隊訓練了。今晚的比賽中，我們有可能看到一個帶眼鏡的西索科。紅軍主帥賓尼迪斯透露：“我不知道西索科是否會出現在今晚的比賽中，但是我們已經為他配置了幾種不同的眼鏡。”

　　對今晚的比賽，紅軍進攻發動機路易斯-祖安法蘭說：“每次我們踢球都渴望進更多的球去贏得勝利，伯明翰這個賽季並不好，他們可能會百分百的投入到杯賽中。所以我們應該重視對手

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經常和講波拍檔研究、向前輩請教，組織一隊職業球隊應該以戰術為先，或以球員為先呢？這個問題的另一個問法，其實可以簡單到是「怎樣才是好教練、好領隊？」。


用球員遷就戰術，或用戰術就球員的技術特點？兩者都有教練追捧，但職業球隊上陣，一定會有明確的目標，例如這仗可和、要必勝、或要大比數勝等；可知對手的踢法不會遷就你的理想，故在我心目中最佳領隊/教練要懂變，懂教球員怎樣去變，越可針對每場不同比賽的目標去變，是為最佳教練。利物浦的賓尼迪斯是箇中能手，目前利物浦在英超聯排名第3，比曼聯多失8分，自己則只剩餘7周比賽，樂觀去看餘下對手並沒有榜首頭五強的球隊，除周末對愛華頓的一仗打吡戰外，最難應付的是四月中連對保頓及布力般，一般估計利物浦在歐聯已出局，較專心地去應付英超及足總盃，應該有力全面言勝。但不久之前，賓帥面對4名前鋒在2006年，只有高治在足總盃勝曼聯一仗一鎚定音外，其他射手皆深陷入球荒之中；上周中大勝富咸，情況令人稍為安心，但身為領隊不可只埋怨地說「下季一定要收購像亨利、奧雲等一樣級數的超級射手」，於是我們在一向較保守的利物浦戰術中，在上周末見了一道清泉 － 3-4-3陣式。後面除加歷查、希比亞這對最佳拍檔外，加上一月份加盟的艾加打中間偏右的中堅位，中場除夏文、謝拉特為中心之外，右路用傳中技術好的高甘，左路意外用一直表現未算穩定的禾洛克，而原來左翼基維爾推入中間作影子前鋒，配合高治、施斯打3個最前的攻擊位。這是簡單的算術題，要穩健、要先位於不敗之地，可用4-5-1陣式，屯重兵在中後防；傳統一點的，要取攻守最易平衡的有4-4-2；但一名或兩名前鋒入球率仍然不夠高，那就用三名前鋒吧。


對紐卡素時利物浦初試此陣，遇著對右閘手林馬治欠經驗，明顯在開賽前，紐卡素領隊路達預計利物浦打4-4-2，林馬治的直接對手是基維爾，於時甫開賽，基維爾數度走入禁區內，林馬治可說是做足本份的跟隨，但誰知左中場實際應該是禾洛克，這名一直攻擊能力不算強的後衛數度無人看管，如入無人之境的殺入左邊較深位置「出波」，又因為紐卡素右中場蘇蘭奴防守意識、能力都不太強，林馬治唯有在隨著而來的選擇中靠邊守，企圖頂住禾洛克的邊路進攻，如是者又輪到利物浦的三名前鋒可在禁區內力剋紐卡素的雙中堅，高治入第1個頭鎚、做第2個助攻予謝拉特時，紐卡素的守衛位置都明顯在失利情況。


現代足球一般強對強時，大家都會用上3名中場中球員爭控球指數，防對手中路突破，利物浦目前行的是必需行的兵行險著，謝拉特料會上陣足餘下本季比賽，他的拍檔輪流由阿朗素、夏文擔當，右路除高甘外費蘭亦有腳法，可處理右中場的傳送工作，路爾斯加西亞、基維爾都是影子前鋒的好手，科拿在足總盃不合資格為利物浦上陣，正好留全力在英超聯，摩連迪斯為利物浦外，亦要為自己在西班牙國家隊的正選位而努力，不要忘記左中場懷斯傷癒後，威力可比禾洛克更大，剩餘我最贊成用高治作中鋒鐵膽，施斯則只宜做後備。在對富咸一役，施斯的表現尚算可以，但眼前前鋒拍檔位位入波，他卻交白卷；戰紐卡素時他射入十二碼埋單，但挑釁紐卡素球迷的動作、舉止，証明他並非百份百的專心比賽，而其後他急於在「生波」時尋求打破入球荒，導致在比賽尾段屢屢獨食失機；一句到尾，在云云利物浦中前場球員中，他最欠入球把握，故在夠人手下，施斯只宜坐冷板。鑑於曼聯餘下英超比賽仍有阿仙奴、車路士、保頓、熱刺等強隊對手，利物浦迷，請不要放棄爭你們心儀的亞軍。

IVAN加西亞

Originally posted by 書2童子 at 2006-3-22 06:35 AM
又一隊慘死係利記手上:)3

睇黎愛華都．．．．．．．．

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【明報專訊】利物浦領隊賓尼迪斯日前炮轟英足總，指其編排頻密的足總盃賽程將會大大增加球員受傷機會，甚至乎更會令球員因傷緣盡世界盃。


英格蘭足總為求本季英超可提早一周結束，讓英格蘭國家隊教練艾歷臣有更充裕的時間備戰本屆世界盃，特意將所有足總盃8強賽事「濃縮」在4天內舉行。以利物浦為例，他們於周日惡鬥紐卡素後，今日凌晨便要應付對伯明翰的足總盃8強賽事。賓尼迪斯日前不諱言足總此舉只會影響球員的比賽質素﹕「當他們（足總）在3天內安排2場賽事，你根本不可能看見謝拉特和加歷查有最佳演出，因為他們的體力沒可能及時恢復。」

足總盃開快車恐有「報應」

此外，「賓帥」直言足總盃加開「快車」只會增加球員受傷的機會，部分英格蘭國腳更可能因傷錯過6月的世界盃﹕「若本周有2至3名英格蘭國家隊成員受傷，我真不知會發生何事﹖不過這也只是足總的『報應』﹗」

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出門口返學-.-88~

Rafael23

3場入15球(但係之前3場冇入波-.-)

我地要比人睇下咩叫冠軍球隊
睇下d人重串唔串

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前鋒返晒黎

奧雲仔仔

Originally posted by chun4728 at 2006-3-22 07:16 AM
3場入15球(但係之前3場冇入波-.-)

我地要比人睇下咩叫冠軍球隊
睇下d人重串唔串

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Rafael23

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依家改番
重歐聯出局-.-

T9

琴晚真爽-.-

T9

英格蘭足總杯八強賽事，利物浦面對護級球隊伯明翰以7-0 大勝對手打入四強。

上半場利物浦己領先三球，而下半場利物浦再建四功，卒以7-0 大勝對手。

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