Premiership: Liverpool beat Chelsea

Vladimir Smicer cracked home a magnificent volley in injury-time as Liverpool beat Chelsea 1-0 at Anfield.

Sun, 24 Mar, 2002 - 19:40

Vladimir Smicer cracked home a magnificent volley in injury-time as Liverpool beat Chelsea 1-0 at Anfield.

Liverpool had scarcely deserved more than a point for their display up until that moment, and had Mario Stanic or Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink shown more composure then the Reds might easily have lost.

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