Feyenoord (Rotterdam, Netherlands)  3 - 3  Liverpool
 
Sunday 7 August 1983 Rotterdam Tournament Third / Fourth Playoff
 
"Feyenoord" "Liverpool"
3 - 3  (2-1)
(4-1 on pealty)
GOAL
 Cruyff 8, Vermeulen, Houtman  Lawrenson 15, 50, Dalglish 69
 
    1  Joop Hiele
  -  Ivan Nielsen
  -  Sjaak Troost
  -  Henk Duut
  -  Ben Wijnstekers
  -  Andre Hoekstra
  -  Mario Been
  -  Andre Stafleu
  -  Peter Houtman
  -  Johann Cruyff
  -  Pierre Vermeulen

 Subs:
  -  Wim Van Til
  -  Peter Brunings
  -  Andrej Jeliazkov
  -  Stanley Brard		 Image with site www.historicalkits.co.uk   1  Bruce Grobbelaar
  -  Steve Nicol
  -  Alan Kennedy
  -  Mark Lawrenson
  -  Phil Neal
  -  Alan Hansen
  -  Kenny Dalglish
  -  Sammy Lee
  -  Craig Johnston
  -  David Hodgson
  -  Graeme Souness (c)

 Subs:
  -  David West
  -  Steve Foley
 
SUBSTITUTIONS
 Stafleu (Van Til 82) Johnston (West 46)
 
OFFICIALS & BOOKINGS
Referee:
 Booked:  Booked:
VENUE MANAGERS
Rotterdam (capacity )
Attendance: 55,000		 Thijs Libregts (Feyenoord)
Joe Fogan (Liverpool)

Official matchday programme  Price:

  Notes:

  - Mini Tournament

  - Feyenoord used away kits: low yellow shirt & yellow shorts & yellow socks.

   Over one hundred thousand supporters had gathered for the two nights of the tournament, and more than anything they wanted to see a glimpse of the vintage Johann Cruyff.

  The Dutch master, who had left Feyenoord's great rivals Ajax, duly obliged against the Reds with a dozen reminders of his balance, grace and skill.

  With only 8 minutes gone he twisted past three Liverpool defenders to open the scoring with a low shot from 15 yards, and on three orfour occasions he released colleagues with remarkably accurate passes.

  Liverpool were determined not to play second fiddle though. A lovely move down the right ended with Mark Lawrenson striking a post with a shot which rebounded into the net off the back of the Feyennord goalkeeper.

  The Eire international was enjoying a licence to attack from midfield and added another just after the break to wipe out Vermeulen's goal on the stroke of half-time.

  But when Phil Neal conceded a penalty, Peter Houtman restored Feyenoord's lead from the spot. Kenny Dalglish not only grabbed the equaliser after 69 minutes, he had a last-minute winner mysteriously disallowed.

  The less said about Liverpool's second penalty shoot-out defeat the better. Phil Neal's trusty right-boot did the trick again, but Steve Nicol and Alan Kennedy were less successful, and although Bruce Grobbelaar was ready to join Graeme Souness in the spot-kick team, Feyenoord were already too far in front thanks to Been, Duut, Houtman and Wijnstekers.
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