Liverpool lead Leeds by 2-0

Liverpool have bounced back from their Celtic heartbreak, moving into a 2-0 lead against Leeds at Anfield today.

Sun, 23 Mar, 2003 - 14:18

Liverpool have bounced back from their Celtic heartbreak, moving into a 2-0 lead against Leeds at Anfield today.

Michael Owen scored after 12 minutes, as a Diouf cross cannoned off Teddy Lucic and straight into Owen’s path for a crisp left-foot shot from eight yards.

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