Two-goal Morientes puts Reds second on table

Fernando Morientes struck twice in five minutes to ensure Liverpool’s seventh successive Premier League victory.

Two-goal Morientes puts Reds second on table
Sat, 10 Dec, 2005 - 14:51
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FT Liverpool 2 Middlesbrough 0

Liverpool made it 10 games without defeat – and equalled their club record of 10 successive clean sheets – as they eventually overpowered a determined Middlesbrough.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: west LondonPlace: FinlandPerson: MorientesPerson: Fernando MorientesPerson: Luis GarciaPerson: Mark SchwarzerPerson: BoroPerson: Chris RiggottPerson: Xabi AlonsoPerson: Dietmar HamannPerson: Steven GerrardPerson: Fabio RochembackPerson: DorivaPerson: SchwarzerPerson: John Arne RiisePerson: Peter CrouchPerson: Matthew BatesPerson: CrouchPerson: Gareth SouthgatePerson: KewellPerson: Morientes’Person: SouthgatePerson: GerrardPerson: Mohamed SissokoPerson: ReinaPerson: Mark VidukaPerson: SissokoPerson: BatesPerson: Steve BennettPerson: Sami HyypiaPerson: George BoatengPerson: HyypiaPerson: Franck QueudruePerson: Djibril CissePerson: RiggottEvent: LeagueEvent: World Club ChampionshipsEvent: Champions LeagueOrganisation: RedsOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: MiddlesbroughOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: Crouch
<p>Pavel Sulc celebrates scoring the opening goal. Pic: Michal Cizek / AFP via Getty Images</p>

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