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sonata
18-03-05, 14:19
Liverpool v Everton 1.85 3.15 3.80 ( odds form hk jockey club)
it is crucial match for both side :?

Birmingham City v Aston Villa 2.3 3.1 2.75
Middlesbrough v Southampton 1.85 3.25 3.65
Alistair
19-03-05, 05:24
Your poll does not included a score draw ie. 1-1, 2-2 etc...

Anyway, if Liverpool lose they will NOT get 4th, even a draw will make it tough. This is a real 6-pointer!
mike1980
19-03-05, 08:52
I hope everyone will lean towards Everton WIN..

Liverpool is a team that can only win when no one thinking they will win :oops:
CG
19-03-05, 19:46
Sami Hyypia has recovered from the stomach bug that restricted him to the substitutes' bench on Wednesday when Liverpool drew with Blackburn and should return to the starting line-up against Everton on Sunday.
Mauricio Pellegrino stepped into central defence in Hyypia's absence but it is expected that boss Rafael Benitez will revert to his first choice pairing of Hyypia and Jamie Carragher against the Toffees.
Also returning will be John Arne Riise on the left of midfield, having been rested - until his half-time appearance as substitute - against Blackburn.
Djimi Traore is still out with a knee problem, while Harry Kewell is not expected back for three weeks because of ankle, Achilles and groin injuries.
James Beattie returns to the Everton ranks after his three-match suspension.
The £6million striker has been sidelined for a month since his red card against Chelsea because of Everton's lack of fixtures.
Everton boss David Moyes must decide whether his record signing starts the match or is used from the bench.
Moyes also has injury worries over Spanish midfielder Mikel Arteta (ankle) and winger James McFadden (hamstring).
Steve Watson, who made a reserve comeback this week after a stomach muscle injury, could also be used on the bench.

Teams
Liverpool (from): Dudek, Finnan, Carragher, Hyypia, Pellegrino, Warnock, Luis Garcia, Hamann, Gerrard, Riise, Smicer, Le Tallec, Nunez, Morientes, Baros, Carson, Biscan, Welsh.

Everton (from): Martyn, Hibbert, Yobo, Stubbs, Weir, Pistone, Naysmith, Carsley, Cahill, Osman, Kilbane, Bent, Beattie, Ferguson, Wright, Watson, Arteta, McFadden, Plessis.

Head-to-head statistics for Liverpool vs Everton Last six meetings
Season 2004-05
Barclays Premiership
Saturday 11 December 2004
Everton 1 Liverpool 0
Season 2003-04
Barclaycard Premiership
Saturday 31 January 2004
Liverpool 0 Everton 0
Barclaycard Premiership
Saturday 30 August 2003
Everton 0 Liverpool 3
Season 2002-03
Barclaycard Premiership
Saturday 19 April 2003
Everton 1 Liverpool 2
Barclaycard Premiership
Sunday 22 December 2002
Liverpool 0 Everton 0
Season 2001-02
Barclaycard Premiership
Saturday 23 February 2002
Liverpool 1 Everton 1
Liverpool Everton
Last six results this season
Wednesday 16 March 2005 Sunday 6 March 2005
Barclays Premiership Barclays Premiership
Liverpool 0 - 0 Blackburn Everton 0 - 1 Blackburn

Saturday 5 March 2005 Saturday 26 February 2005
Barclays Premiership Barclays Premiership
Newcastle 1 - 0 Liverpool Aston Villa 1 - 3 Everton

Sunday 27 February 2005 Saturday 19 February 2005
Carling Cup Final FA Challenge Cup Fifth Round
Liverpool 1 - 1 Chelsea Everton 0 - 2 Man Utd

Saturday 12 February 2005 Saturday 12 February 2005
Barclays Premiership Barclays Premiership
Birmingham 2 - 0 Liverpool Everton 0 - 1 Chelsea

Saturday 5 February 2005 Sunday 6 February 2005
Barclays Premiership Barclays Premiership
Liverpool 3 - 1 Fulham Southampton 2 - 2 Everton

Tuesday 1 February 2005 Wednesday 2 February 2005
Barclays Premiership Barclays Premiership
Charlton 1 - 2 Liverpool Everton 1 - 0 Norwich

Tuesday 25 January 2005 Saturday 29 January 2005
Carling Cup Semi Final 2nd Leg FA Challenge Cup Fourth Round
Watford 0 - 1 Liverpool Everton 3 - 0 Sunderland

Recent league form
LWWLLd (7 pts) LWDLWL (7 pts)
Current league position
5th 4th
Alistair
20-03-05, 10:28
It's a simple equation in my opinion. If Liverpool don't win, they will not be playing ECL next season. It might also determine Steven Gerrard's club for 2005/06...

Hyypia and Carragher will be central defenders tonight as Pellegrino heads back to the bench after the 0-0 draw against Blackburn mid-week. Riise will play left midfield in absence of Harry Kewell

For Everton, James Beattie returns after serving a 3-match ban however injury clouds still hover over McFadden and Arteta.

For the motivation and home ground factors, I will probably back Liverpool tonight. Anfield will be absolutely packed and the Kop in full voice. It won't be easy for the Toffees. On the other hand, Everton have not completed a league double over Liverpool in 20 long years and will be keen to do so!

Liverpool win 7/10 @ 1/90
Liverpool 1-0 exact score 2/10 @ 7.00

Last meeting:

Everton 1 Liverpool 0 @ Goodison Park, December 11, 2004
kamei24
20-03-05, 12:50
I agree about possible 1:0 result, but I can't find odds better then @5.5 in my local bookies.. :roll: But still I will put small stake on 1:0.

Anyway I will go Liverpool to win medium high stakes..
mike1980
20-03-05, 13:50
They MUST WIN!

Though there is no Home Form factor and Liverpool has been relying on their home form...but I believe Liverpool will play to their potential at their own ground....

Look at the players and compare one to one...Liverpool attacking force is way ahead...with more creativity....

Moreover Liverpool defence has strengthened so far..and Everton will have problem breaking them down even with their Horse work rate....

Although Liverpool always disappoint when everyone expect them to win....I still have "pinhole" hope that they will win...

Liverpool to scorefirst...@ 8/10
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