Liverpool vs Galatasaray, 2001/02 UEFA Champions League, 2001 Second Phase

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Liverpool are hosting Galatasaray at Anfield, Liverpool, England, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: Anfield
Location: Liverpool, England
Attendance: 41,605

Line-Ups

Liverpool

No.	Name
22	Chris Kirkland (GK)
3	Abel Xavier
2	Stephane Henchoz
4	Sami Hyypiä
23	Jamie Carragher
13	Danny Murphy
16	Dietmar Hamann
17	Steven Gerrard
18	John Arne Riise
10	Michael Owen
8	Emile Heskey

Liverpool Substitutes:

Pegguy Arphexad, Igor Biscan, Stephen Wright, Vladimir Smicer, Gary McAllister, Milan Baros, Jari Litmanen.

Galatasaray

No.	Name
1	Farid Mondragon (GK)
15	Sebastien Perez
5	Emre Asik
3	Bulent Korkmaz
14	Gustavo Victoria
23	Andres Fleurquin
12	Korkmaz Bulent
67	Ergun Penbe
11	Hasan Gokhan Sas
7	Berkant Goktan
9	Umit Karan

Galatasaray Substitutes:

Arif Erdem, Radu Niculescu, Kerem Inan, Vedat Inceefe, Kaya Suat, Murat Sozkesen, Serkan Aykut.

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