Peter Crouch Scores Twice And Does His Iconic Robot Celebration As Liverpool Legends Beat Chelsea Legends 23102g

Peter Crouch scored twice as Liverpool Legends beat Chelsea Legends 2-0 on Saturday, and here SportsCasting explains what happened in the match and which former players starred in the game.

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Former Chelsea – performing his famous robot celebration after his first goal.

Sir Kenny Dalglish led the Liverpool team which also included the likes of Steven Gerrard, Sami Hyypia, Dirk Kuyt and Jerzy Dudek.

Chelsea’s squad included Claude Makelele, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Ramires and Danny Wise – and they were coached by 2012 Champions League winning coach Roberto Di Matteo.

The game marked 20 years since the sides’ famous Champions League semi-final. Liverpool famously went through to the final because of Luis Garcia’s ‘ghost goal’ and lifted the trophy in Istanbul after beating AC Milan on penalties.

It was a fairly even first-half with Gregory Vignal having the best chance only for Ryan Babel to get in the way.

Gerrard rolled back the years with some fantastic es but it wasn’t until Crouch came off the bench in the second-half that Liverpool took the lead.

Crouch headed home Florent Siname Pongolle’s brilliant cross, before adding a second with a fine lobbed cross over Robert Green 11 minutes later.

The TNT Sport pundit performed the robot after his first goal to the delight of the home fans. Liverpool Legends held out for a 2-0 victory over Chelsea Legends.

The game raised funds for the LFC Foundation and ing beneficiaries including Forever Reds, Chelsea FC Foundation and Chelsea Players’ Trust.

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Who Was On The Liverpool Legends Team? 1w4n4a

Starting XI

Jerzy Dudek – Hero of Liverpool’s Champions League triumph over AC Milan in 2005

Martin Kelly – Made 33 appearances for Liverpool between 2008 and 2014

Sami Hyypia – One of Liverpool’s greatest centre-backs of the Premier League era

Ragnar Klavan – One of Jurgen Klopp’s first gs at Liverpool in July 2016

Gregory Vignal – Made 11 appearances between 2000 and 2005

Jay Spearing – Former academy prospect who made 30 appearances for the Reds

Mohamed Sissoko – Made 51 appearances between 2005 and 2008

Igor Biscan – Was a regular for Liverpool in their 2004-05 Champions League winning season

Dirk Kuyt – Scored 71 goals in 285 appearances during six years with the Reds

Steven Gerrard – One of Liverpool’s greatest-ever players

Ryan Babel – Scored 12 goals in 91 appearances for Liverpool

Substitutes

Sander Westerveld – Liverpool’s starting goalkeeper between 1999 and 2001

David James – Made over 200 appearances during the 1990s and former England No 1

Fabio Aurelio – Made 87 appearances for the Reds but struggled with injuries his time at Anfield

Bjorn Tore Kvarme – Made 45 appearances between 1997 and 1999

Yossi Benayoun – Scored 29 goals for Liverpool and also previously played for Chelsea

Natasha Dowie – Won the FA Women’s Super League with Liverpool in 2013 and 2014

Peter Crouch – Scored 22 goals in 85 appearances for Liverpool and is now a popular TV pundit

Florent Sinama-Pongolle – Scored in Liverpool’s famous win over Olympiacos which helped them reach the Champions League last-16 in the year they won the competition

Djibril Ciise – Scored in Liverpool’s FA Cup final win over West Ham in 2006

Mark Gonzalez – Made 25 appearances in one year at Liverpool

Albert Riera – Was a regular at left wing as Liverpool finished runner-up to Manchester United in 2008-09 in the Premier League

Who Was On The Chelsea Legends Team? 316s3u

Starting XI

Carlo Cudicini – Made 149 appearances in nine years at Chelsea

Jose Bosingwa – Won four trophies at Chelsea including the Champions League in 2012

Robert Huth – A squad player at Chelsea but vital for Leicester when they won the Premier League in 2016

William Gallas – Made 159 appearances for Chelsea before he was part of the deal that saw Ashley Cole switch from Arsenal to Stamford Bridge

Celestine Babayaro – Made 197 appearances during eight years at Chelsea from 1997 to 2005

John Obi Mikel – Won 11 trophies during 10 years at Chelsea after famously snubbing Manchester United to Stamford Bridge

Dennis Wise – Former Chelsea captain who made 332 appearances between 1990 and 2001

Claude Makelele – One of the greatest defensive midfielders ever and played a huge part in Chelsea’s early success under Jose Mourinho

Ramires – Played a huge part in Chelsea’s 2012 Champions League success famously scoring at the Nou Camp in the semi-finals

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – Scored 69 goals in 136 appearances for Chelsea between 2000 and 2004

Florent Malouda – Scored 12 Premier League goals in Chelsea’s title-winning season of 2009-2010

Substitutes

Robert Green – ed Chelsea in 2018 but didn’t make an appearance before he retired from football a year later

Katie Chapman – Won the Women’s Super League and two Women’s FA Cups with Chelsea

Jon Harley – Made 30 appearances for Chelsea between 1997 and 2001

Michael Mancienne – Played four times for Chelsea

Jimmy Smith – Played just once for Chelsea’s senior side

Loic Remy – ed Chelsea in 2014 after Liverpool pulled out of a move

Frank Sinclair – Made 169 appearances for Chelsea between 1990 and 1998

Eidur Gudjohnsen – Scored 54 goals in 186 games for Chelsea between 2000 and 2006

Gianfranco Zola – One of Chelsea’s greatest-ever players who scored 59 goals in 223 games