Here it is:
Reina
Arbeloa
Carragher
Hyypia
Finnan
Babel
Mascherano
Gerrard
Pennant
Kuyt
Torres
Bench:
Itandje
Lucas
Voronin
Benayoun
Aurelio
Agger
Crouch
Looks scarily familiar. Just as a heads up, there's little to no chance I'll be doing a halftime thoughts post because I'll be at the pub. I will be back after the match though. Cheers.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Liverpool vs Porto: the line-up
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