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Liverpool (a) Premier Reserve League North
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Date: Mon
14th February 2005, 7pm Venue: Racecourse
Ground, Wrexham |
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Liverpool Res |
1 - 1 | Newcastle United Res |
| Half time: | 0 - 0 | |
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| Score Sheet: | ||
Le Tallec (82) |
Milner (61)
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| Teams | ||
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Carson Josemi Warnock Whitbread Pellegrino Potter Nunez Welsh Le Tallec Kewell Smicer |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 |
Caig Brennan Gate Huntington Ramage Ambrose N'Zogbia Brittain Guy Milner Andy O'Brien |
| Substitutes: | ||
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Raven for Josemi (46) Partridge for Kewell (60) |
Cave
for O'Brien (46) Howe for Brennan (80) |
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| Subs not used: | ||
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Luzi Mannix Otsemboor |
Finnigan Bartlett Webster |
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| Bookings: | ||
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tbc |
tbc | |
| Dismissals: | ||
| None | None | |
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Referee: tbc
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| Attendance: 661 | ||
Goals |
Half time: Liverpool 0 Newcastle 0
79 mins Milner shot 1-0
82 mins Le Tallec header 1-1
Full time: Liverpool 1 Newcastle 1
Waffle |
A second goal of the season by stand-in striker
James Milner was enough to give United reserves a point from their trek
to North Wales on Monday evening to face a strong Liverpool side.
A scoreless first half saw Milner and N'Zogbia come close for United, only to be
denied by former Leeds 'keeper Scott Carson.
Meanwhile at the other end, Tony Caig was called into action on a number of
occasions as Liverpool - with fit-again Harry Kewell leading the attack - gave
our defence some anxious moments.
Kewell and his side gradually ran out of steam
though after the break and within a minute of his substitution on the hour we
were ahead, as a slack pass by Pelegrino gave Milner a shooting opportunity that
he converted.
The same player then worked two more openings as the reds struggled, but saw one
chipped effort pass just wide of the goal and was then robbed by a timely
intervention from Warnock as he was about to shoot.
However for the fourth match in succession we were unable to hold a lead and
conceded an equaliser with 8 minutes remaining when Le Tallec powerfully headed
Partridge's left wing cross past Caig.
That's now just one defeat in seven for our second string, but with four of the
last five games ending in draws there's still a lot of room for improvement.
Next up is a real test, as league leaders Aston Villa come to Kingston Park on
Monday, having beaten us 3-0 at Villa Park earlier in the season and won on
their last two visits to Tyneside.
Biffa