Manchester United- Liverpool 0:1!!!!!!!!

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No nie! Zajebiście!!! Murphy strzelił w 85 minucie. Już przestałem wierzyć w
Liverpool. Brawo!!! Ktoś wie jak bronił Dudek???

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W 86 minucie Dudek obronił fantastyczny strzał główką z najbliższej odległości.
Piłka skozłowała, ale udało mu się ją wybić. Gdyby nie on, byłoby 1:1. Świetny
mecz!

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i jeszcze bomba Verona, sam juz nie wiem w ktorej minucie :))))

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Gość portalu: Rafał napisał(a):

> W 86 minucie Dudek obronił fantastyczny strzał główką z najbliższej odległości.
>
> Piłka skozłowała, ale udało mu się ją wybić. Gdyby nie on, byłoby 1:1. Świetny
> mecz!

Czy 0:1 to końcowy wynik?

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> Czy 0:1 to końcowy wynik?

TAK!!!!!! :))))))

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Alleluja!!

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Czerwona krowa MU jest martwa!!!!!!!!!! No przynajmniej ranna...

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Wyrąbisty mecz!!! Dudek bronił jak w transie i wreszcie obrona spisywała sie
lepiej! Ogółem : genialny mecz i wielkie zwyciestwo!!!

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OCENY ZAWODNIKOW:

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L'pool
G 12. Dudek - 8
D 29. Wright - 8
D 2. Henchoz - 8
D 4. Hyypia - 9
D 23. Carragher - 8
M 13. Murphy - 8
M 16. Hamann - 7
M 17. Gerrard - 7
M 18. Riise - 8
F 10. Owen - 5
F 8. Heskey - 5

ManUtd:
G 1. Barthez - 7
D 12. Neville, P - 7
D 2. Neville, G - 9
D 6. Blanc - 7
D 27. Silvestre - 6
M 7. Beckham - 5
M 16. Keane, Roy - 7
M 4. Veron - 8
M 18. Scholes - 6
M 11. Giggs - 5
F 10. van Nistelrooy - 6

Pozdrawiam.

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Gość portalu: odys napisał(a):

> L'pool
> G 12. Dudek - 8
> D 29. Wright - 8
> D 2. Henchoz - 8
> D 4. Hyypia - 9
> D 23. Carragher - 8
> M 13. Murphy - 8
> M 16. Hamann - 7
> M 17. Gerrard - 7
> M 18. Riise - 8
> F 10. Owen - 5
> F 8. Heskey - 5
>
> ManUtd:
> G 1. Barthez - 7
> D 12. Neville, P - 7
> D 2. Neville, G - 9
> D 6. Blanc - 7
> D 27. Silvestre - 6
> M 7. Beckham - 5
> M 16. Keane, Roy - 7
> M 4. Veron - 8
> M 18. Scholes - 6
> M 11. Giggs - 5
> F 10. van Nistelrooy - 6
>
> Pozdrawiam.

Hej Odysie! To twoje oceny, czy z jakiegoś portalu?

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> Hej Odysie! To twoje oceny, czy z jakiegoś portalu?
>

SPORTS.com

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"The Times"

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 23 2002

Murphy takes late action to halt United's title charge

BY MATT DICKINSON, FOOTBALL CORRESPONDENT

Manchester United 0 Liverpool 1

SIR ALEX FERGUSON described this campaign as “the mother of all title races”
but what was said with relish before kick-off had, by last night, stuck in his
throat. Manchester United remain as prone to choking as all their championship
rivals to judge from Danny Murphy’s late and unexpected goal.
Twists and turns come on a weekly basis in this gloriously chaotic season and
this result was another violent lurch. After eight consecutive victories in the
FA Barclaycard Premiership, Ferguson was expecting his players to lengthen
their stride at the top of the table. Instead, Arsenal could close to within a
point if they beat Leicester City tonight — and Arsčne Wenger’s team has a game
in hand.

Drawing long-term conclusions is proving a hazardous business but Liverpool
will hope that, in snatching victory, they played themselves back into form.
They looked like a side suffering from a severe shortage of confidence during a
nervous opening but improved to the point where, for the last fifteen minutes,
they were the most likely to score.

Fabien Barthez had just pulled off two fine saves when he was beaten in the
85th minute by Murphy’s lob. Steven Gerrard has been in a rut of poor form but
it was his pass that set up John Arne Riise’s equaliser at Arsenal recently
and, last night, he chipped the ball forward to Murphy. Jeered off by his own
fans on Saturday, Murphy was suddenly a hero as he lifted his shot into the
goal.

It was the fourth time in a row that Liverpool had beaten United in the league
and a reminder that, of the eight successive victories by Ferguson’s team, all
but one had come against teams in the bottom half of the Premiership. Betting
against the champions retaining their title would still be rash but this result
was, according to Phil Thompson, a reminder that there is still a long way to
go.

“I said before that we are only just past the halfway stage and no championship
has been won now,” the Liverpool assistant manager said. “I wasn’t thinking
about a gap developing. Manchester United will be there at the end of the
season and so will we. Teams will take points off each other, but we have shown
now that we are capable of beating United.

“Winning at old Trafford is not the be all and end all but confidence-wise it
would have damaged us if it had gone wrong tonight. We have a big Cup game at
the weekend (away at Arsenal) and now we have to make sure we push on and pick
up some points.”

Murphy’s goal was not just a shock in the context of recent form by both teams
but because this had been a poor game. Defenders had dominated, with Stephane
Henchoz one of the most influential performers as he stopped Ruud van
Nistelrooy from scoring in his ninth consecutive league game.

United had held the majority of possession and, certainly for the first hour,
it seemed easy to spot which team was top of the league and which was sinking
like a stone. But United increasingly became guilty of overelaboration as
Liverpool stood firm.

When Gerrard was booked in the first two minutes, it was obvious that this was
to be a tense and physical tussle and even Juan Sebastián Verón, who has been a
peripheral figure in recent matches, acknowledged the tone of the encounter
when he flattened Stephen Wright to win a 50-50 challenge. The Argentinian was
lucky not to be cautioned for a reckless kick through the back of Michael Owen
and was eventually booked in the second half for another late barge.

United managed to control the pinball on rare occasions and Giggs, who was
deployed through the middle of attack alongside Van Nistelrooy, pulled two
shots wide when he would have hoped to score. Yet the longer the game went on,
the more misguided was Ferguson’s decision to use Scholes on the left wing.
United could not get round behind the Liverpool back four.

At the other end, Liverpool found United’s defence considerably improved on the
quartet that caved in at Anfield. Gary Neville twice dispossessed Owen with
impressive finality and, when the England forward did have a run at goal after
a sloppy pass by Scholes, he also failed to test the goalkeeper in what was
becoming an increasingly fragmented game.

The United supporters began to air their displeasure at the number of times
that the ball was passed away from the Liverpool goal. Beckham went close with
a chip from 25 yards but this was a game in which defenders were the stars with
Laurent Blanc, so derided during United’s poor run, also in increasingly
impressive form.

So limited were the chances that Owen found himself hauled to the bench in the
77th minute, which was a surprising move by Thompson given that Emile Heskey
has scored only once since England’s 5-1 victory in Germany and a volley last
night almost hit the corner flag rather than the goal. When Nicolas Anelka
almost scored with his first touch and Barthez had to save from Riise, the game
appeared to be heading for a rare goalless draw involving United but then
Murphy popped up with five minutes to go.


MANCHESTER UNITED (4-4-2): F Barthez 7 — P Neville 6, L Blanc 7, G Neville 7, M
Silvestre 6 — D Beckham 6 (sub: O G Solskjaer, 88min), J S Verón 5, R Keane 6,
P Scholes 6 — R Giggs 6, R van Nistelrooy 5. Substitutes not used: R Carroll, R
Wallwork, J O’Shea, N Butt, Booked: Verón


LIVERPOOL (4-4-2): J Dudek 7 — S Wright 7, S Henchoz 8, S Hyypia 7, J Carragher
6 — D Murphy 6 (sub: P Berger, 88), S Gerrard 6, D Hamann 6, J A Riise 6 — E
Heskey 5, M Owen 6 (sub: N Anelka, 77). Substitutes not used: P Arphexad, G
McAllister, I Biscan. Booked: Gerrard, Carragher.


Referee: G Barber 6.

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Ja bym tak nie ironizowal - to nie LFC wygral mecz tylko MU przegralo z Murphym
Hyppia Henchozem i Dudkiem... Przez wiekszosc meczu LFC gralo wylacznie na
swojej polowie i tylko przytomnosci srodkowych obroncow nalezy zawdzeczac ze
Dudek mial tak malo do roboty. Reszta zespolu - dno. Heskey - na lawke !!!!! Co
dotknal pilki to kiks. Troche rozruszal towarzycho Anelka ale to tylko slady
dawnej wielkosci....

MU troch przespalo mecz. Chlopcy Fergussona potrzebuja kopa na poczatku (np
stracic bramke) zeby nie spac. Tym razem obudzili sie za pozno.

moje oceny

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L'pool
G 12. Dudek - 8
D 29. Wright - 8
D 2. Henchoz - 8
D 4. Hyypia - 8
D 23. Carragher - 8
M 13. Murphy - 6
M 16. Hamann - 7
M 17. Gerrard - 8
M 18. Riise - 8
F 10. Owen - 5
F 8. Heskey - 6

ManUtd:
G 1. Barthez - 7
D 12. Neville, P - 7
D 2. Neville, G - 7
D 6. Blanc - 7
D 27. Silvestre - 6
M 7. Beckham - 5
M 16. Keane, Roy - 7
M 4. Veron - 7
M 18. Scholes - 6
M 11. Giggs - 7
F 10. van Nistelrooy - 6

YNWA

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Nie powiem ucieszyłem się jak wreszcie coś strzelili - bo wcześniej było
cieniutko - z obu stron zresztą, a Owen i Heskey zasłużyli na niskie noty, a
Dudek poprawnie - nie miał wcale tak dużo roboty, chociaż ten strzał w końcówce
obronił pięknie. Trochę wyżej oceniłbym Gerarda - chyba najwięcej mieszał, poza
tym piękna asysta, no i potrafił czasem zastępować obrońców.
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