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Full Time Report Matchday 2 - Wednesday 3 October 2007 Group A - Anfield - Liverpool LIVERPOOL FC OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE 020:45 1 (0) (0) half time half time 8 Steven GERRARD 20' 25 REINA Pepe 30 MANDANDA Steve 3 FINNAN Steve 3 TAIWO Taye 4 HYYPIÄ Sami 4 RODRIGUEZ Julien 8 GERRARD Steven 6 ZIANI Karim 9 TORRES Fernando 7 CHEYROU Benoît 11 BENAYOUN Yossi 10 ZENDEN Boudewijn 12 FÁBIO AURÉLIO 11 NIANG Mamadou 15 CROUCH Peter 19 CANA Lorik 22 SISSOKO Mohamed 24 BONNART Laurent 23 CARRAGHER Jamie 28 VALBUENA Mathieu 33 LETO Sebastian 32 GIVET Gaël 30 ITANDJE Charles 16 HAMEL Sébastien 6 RIISE John Arne 8 ORUMA Wilson 10 VORONIN Andriy 9 CISSÉ Djibril 17 ARBELOA Álvaro 45' 13 ARRACHE Salim 18 KUYT Dirk 1'11" 15 ZUBAR Ronald 19 BABEL Ryan 17 M'BAMI Modeste 20 MASCHERANO Javier 21 MOUSSILOU Matt Coach: Coach: BENÍTEZ Rafael 22 Mohamed SISSOKO 52' GERETS Erik 6 John Arne RIISE in 33 Sebastian LETO out 52' Half Full Half Full Total shots 4 13 Total shots 3 13 Shots on target 1 2 Shots on target 1 8 Free kicks to goal 1 1 Free kicks to goal 0 1 Saves 1 8 Saves 1 1 Corners 2 7 23 Jamie CARRAGHER 63' Corners 1 4 Fouls committed 8 16 Fouls committed 10 12 Fouls suffered 10 11 Fouls suffered 7 15 Offside 0 4 Offside 4 5 10 Andriy VORONIN in in 9 Djibril CISSÉ Possession 48% 53% 12 FÁBIO AURÉLIO out 70' 70' out 11 Mamadou NIANG Possession 52% 47% Ball in play 14' 30' Ball in play 15' 27' Total ball in play 29' Total ball in play 29' 57' 18 Dirk KUYT in 57' 15 Peter CROUCH out 75' 77' 28 Mathieu VALBUENA Referee: PLAUTZ Konrad (AUT) in 8 Wilson ORUMA Assistant referees: 84' out 28 Mathieu VALBUENA BEREUTER Egon (AUT) in 13 Salim ARRACHE ZAUNER Bernhard (AUT) 88' out 10 Boudewijn ZENDEN Fourth official: SCHÖRGENHOFER Robert (AUT) 90' UEFA delegate: HÄMÄLÄINEN Pekka (FIN) 4'29" Attendance: 41,355 14:49:44 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Owngoal Captain Goalkeeper Misses next match if booked 11 Oct 2007 UEFA Media Information.

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