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LIVERPOOL FC: BOLTON V LFC: THE LAST FIVE

/noticias.info/ Bolton 2-0 LFC
Premiership - September 2006

A hotly disputed goal from Gary Speed helped consign Rafa Benitez's men to a third league defeat of the season. The experienced Welshman rattled the net from a free-kick after referee Phil Dowd wrongly adjudged Pepe Reina to have handled outside the box. A second-half header from Ivan Campo tied up the points for Sam Allardyce's well-organised team.

Bolton 2-2 LFC
Premiership – January 2006

It took a late equaliser from substitute Luis Garcia to rescue a point at the Reebok, with the Reds' other goal coming from a Steven Gerrard spot-kick. Anfield old boy, or should that be boo boy, El Hadji Diouf was on target for Bolton when he added to Jaidi's opener. The result brought a frustrating end to Liverpool's 10-game winning streak in the league.

Bolton 1-0 LFC
Premiership – August 2004

A game which saw Xabi Alonso and Luis Garcia make their debuts, the latter finding the net only to have it wrongly ruled out for offside. The Reds lost to a Kevin Davies strike in what was Rafa Benitez's first defeat in English football. To make matters worse, Sami Hyypia suffered a broken nose.

Bolton 2-2 LFC
Premiership – February 2004

Gerard Houllier's side twice came from behind to earn a point against the Carling Cup holders. The four-goal thriller saw Nicky Hunt, Sami Hyypia, Youri Djorkaeff and Steven Gerrard on the scoresheet, but Michael Owen was left to rue a late chance to secure a vital win in the race for Champions League qualification. It was now four league matches without a victory in what proved to be Houllier's final season at Anfield.

Bolton 2-3 LFC
Premiership – September 2002

Liverpool's last victory at the Reebok came after a brace from Milan Baros, but it was Emile Heskey who was the late hero with his first goal of the season three minutes from time. Bolton's efforts came from Ricardo Gardner and Ivan Campo, though Baros walked away with the goal of the day accolade. His opener on the stroke of half-time saw him unleash a blistering drive beyond Jussi Jaaskelainen. notas_de_prensa_archivo