Anderton strike give Liverpool the Blues

Liverpool 0 Birmingham 1

Anderton strike give Liverpool the Blues
Sat, 06 Nov, 2004 - 17:52

Liverpool 0 Birmingham 1

Eleven months of heartache for Birmingham finally came to an end as Liverpool surrendered their 100% Anfield record in the Premiership to a team whose last away victory in the league was in December.

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