EPL:Manchester United - Liverpool goals

Liverpool beat Manchester United at Old Trafford on what was a largely disappointing day for the Champions. Ronaldo opened the scoring with a penalty but goals from Torres within five minutes leveled things and 3 more second half goals meant Liverpool had cut United's lead at the top to 4 points with a game in hand for the Red devils. Vidic saw red after a foul on Gerrard.

Manchster United 1 - 4 Liverpool
1-0 Ronaldo(pen) -Watch - Download
1-1 Torres - Watch - Download
1-2 Gerrard(pen) - Watch - Download
1-3 Aurelio - Watch - Download
1-4 Dossena - Watch

UEFA Champions League 2009:Liverpool - Real Madrid goals

Liverpool outplayed and Out classed Real Madrid with a sublime display of football. Real Madrid on the other hand were pathetic, showed no willingness to fight. They were simply not up for it against a team that was tactically strong, something missing from Real Madrid. And were it not for the excellence of Iker Casillas in Madrid's goal the Spanish giants could have been embarrassed further. Its been five years since Real progressed past the first knock out round, something to worry about for a team that has won the cup a record nine times.

Liverpool 4 - 0 Real Madrid
Torres - Download
Gerrard(pen) - Download
Gerrard - Download
Dossena - Download

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EPL : Liverpool draw at Stoke

Liverpool held to a second goalless draw of the season by an organized and hardworking Stoke City to prevent Rafa's men from opening up a six point lead at the top of the table. Liverpool endured a frustrating night in a match that did not see much goal mouth action with both defences remaining solid. Stoke also had their moments in the match but their finishing lacked quality and they even had a goal by Ryan Shawcross disallowed for offside. For Liverpool, its a chance missed as Manchester United have 3 games in hand and if they win all the three, the Champions will replace Liverpool at the top of the table. Benitez once again erred by playing a five man midfield with Dirk Kuyt as the lone striker, a decision he may live to regret come end of the season. If a team wants to win a league, it has be positive against smaller teams away from home but the defensive mindset of Rafa might prove costly as they can't afford to drop points against smaller teams, both home and away. One has to wait and see how costly these points dropped are....