| Wednesday 19 October 1977
19:30 Cup European Champions 2nd Raund 1st Leg |
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| "Liverpool" |
5 - 1 |
"SG
Dinamo" |
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(3-0) |
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| GOAL |
| Hansen 14, Case 21, 57, Neal 44 p.,
Kennedy 66 |
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Hafner 76 |
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1 Ray Clemence
2 Phil Neal
3 Joey Jones
4 Alan Hansen
5 Ray Kennedy
6 Emlyn Hughes (c)
7 Kenny Dalglish
8 Jimmy Case
9 Steve Heighway
10 John Toshack
11 Ian Callaghan
Subs:
12 Terry McDermott
13 Phil Thompson
14 David Fairclough
15 David Johnson
16 Peter McDonnell |
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1 Claus Boder
2 Hans-Jurgen Dorner
3 Klaus Muller
4 Udo Schmuck
5 Gerd Weber
6 Hans-Jurgen Kreische (c)
7 Hartmut Schade
8 Reinhard Hafner
9 Matthias Muller
10 Peter Kotte
11 Gerd Heidler
Subs:
- Christian Helm
- Dieter Riedel |
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| SUBSTITUTIONS |
Boder (Jakubowski 71)
Sachse (Richter 69) |
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K Muller (Helm 72)
Kotte (Riedel 72) |
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| OFFICIALS & BOOKINGS |
| Referee: Antonio Jose da
Silva Garrido (Portugal) |
| Booked: Case |
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Booked: |
| VENUE |
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MANAGERS |
Anfield (capacity )
Attendance:39,835 |
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Bob Paisley (Liverpool)
Walter Fritzsch (Dinamo D) |
 Pprice: 15 pence
Notes:
- Alan Hansen
scores his first goal for LFC
- Hansen describes his goal: "I scored with a header early in the first half
but I didn't know too much about it at the time. John Toshack flicked on a corner and I
got my head to it. I'd actually tried to flick it to the goalkeeper's right but it went to
his left. The main thing was it went in."
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Though suffering fitness problems in his final
campaign at Anfield, John Toshack remained a formidable opponent as Dynamo Dresden
discovered to their cost. The Welshman didn't score himself but his aerial might and
often-underrated subtlety made goals for Alan Hansen, Jimmy Case and Ray Kennedy.
Liverpool played exceedingly well and took their chances with aplomb, yet the
feeling persisted that Dresden were a better team than the scoreline indicated. The
principal difference between the two protagonists was Toshack, who failed to find the net
himself but had a hand - or rather a head - in three goals. His first significant
contribution was a delicate glance across goal from a corner that Hansen headed powerfully
home for the opener. Next, the Welshman flicked the ball to Case, who nodded in the
second, then he headed down for Kennedy to knock in the fifth. In between, Neal scored a
penalty after Dalglish had been fouled and Case thrashed in a 30-yarder. Dynamo's late
reply, dispatched neatly by Hafner, inspired further German raids, leaving Liverpool
distinctly thankful for their comfortable lead. |
