Rufete goal sinks Pool

Liverpool 0 Valencia 1

Rufete goal sinks Pool
Thu, 31 Oct, 2002 - 00:00

And it left a bitterly disappointed Liverpool needing almost certainly to win their last Group B match in Basle in a fortnight to join them.

Steven Gerrard and Emile Heskey were back for Liverpool, with Salif Diao winning the vote in midfield ahead of Bruno Cheyrou.

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CourtsSoccerPlace: AnfieldPlace: BaslePlace: NorwayPerson: RufetePerson: Paul WalkerPerson: Francisco RufetePerson: Steven GerrardPerson: Emile HeskeyPerson: Salif DiaoPerson: Bruno CheyrouPerson: Roberto AyalaPerson: Carlos MarchenaPerson: Rafael BenitezPerson: Kily GonzalezPerson: Michael OwenPerson: Ruben BarajaPerson: David AlbeldaPerson: DiaoPerson: Jamie CarragherPerson: CarragherPerson: GonzalezPerson: Jerzy DudekPerson: Sami HyypiaPerson: AimarPerson: OwenPerson: Curro Torres’Person: CarewPerson: HyypiaPerson: DudekPerson: BarajaPerson: Santiago CanizaresPerson: GerrardPerson: Danny MurphyPerson: HeskeyPerson: CanizaresPerson: HoullierPerson: MurphyPerson: Vladimir SmicerPerson: Milan BarosPerson: AnguloPerson: MistaPerson: AlbeldaPerson: SmicerPerson: CheyrouPerson: HamannPerson: RiisePerson: TraorePerson: Curro TorresPerson: MarchenaPerson: PellegrinoPerson: CarboniPerson: Terje HaugeEvent: Champions LeagueOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: ValenciaOrganisation: RedsOrganisation: Baraja
<p>Ireland's Manager Heimir Hallgrímsson has said his players have moved on from Thursday's disappointment. Pic: Ryan Byrne/Inpho</p>

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