Soccer: Liverpool survive first half siege to make the Champions League

Charlton 0 Liverpool 4

Soccer: Liverpool survive first half siege to make the Champions League
Sat, 19 May, 2001 - 18:34

Charlton 0 Liverpool 4

These are Spice Boys no longer. In the perfect end to an incredible season, Liverpool were carried into the Champions League by the immense character and spirit imbued into his side by Gerard Houllier.

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CourtsSoccerFA PremiershipPlace: The ValleyPlace: Valley of DeathPlace: DortmundPerson: Gerard HoullierPerson: Robbie FowlerPerson: Danny MurphyPerson: Michael OwenPerson: Sander WesterveldPerson: HoullierPerson: FowlerPerson: Nick BarmbyPerson: Greg VignalPerson: Patrik BergerPerson: Alan CurbishleyPerson: WesterveldPerson: JensenPerson: KinsellaPerson: Sami HyypiaPerson: GerrardPerson: OwenPerson: Jamie CarragherPerson: Graham BarberPerson: Matthias SvenssonPerson: HyypiaPerson: Steve BrownPerson: SvenssonPerson: Graham StuartPerson: WesteveldPerson: Mark KinsellaPerson: StuartPerson: Phil ThompsonPerson: Andy ToddEvent: Champions LeagueEvent: FA Cup finalEvent: UEFA Cup finalOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: CharltonOrganisation: Spice BoysOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: RedsOrganisation: LeedsOrganisation: West Ham
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