Liverpool legend Luis Garcia dresses up as his famous Ghost Goal against Chelsea to celebrate
The former Liverpool forward seized the opportunity to poke a little ghoulish fun at rival Chelsea fans.
On This Day 2005 Ghost goal controversy helps Liverpool reach Champions League final Shoot
Had VAR been in place, we wouldn't be able to probably comprehend the phrase 'ghost goal'. On the evening of 3 May 2005, Luis Garcia's goal sent Liverpool to their first Champions League final in.
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The Most Controversial Champions League GoalThe ghost goal of Garcia when Liverpool vs Chelsea 2005 Champions LeagueThanks for watching!Do not forget to subs.
Luis Garcia retires A look back at the former Liverpool favourite, including his 'ghost goal
BT Sport rewind 15 years and relive Luis Garcia's infamous 'ghost goal' that saw Liverpool through to the 2005 Champions League final at the expense of Chelsea. Published: 4 September 2020, 3.17pm
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Such is Mourinho's enduring frustration at Luis Garcia's infamous 'ghost goal', which settled this Champions League semi-final in 2005, that he referenced it as recently as Chelsea's trip to.
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Jose Mourinho has opened up on how Luis Garcia's 'ghost goal' for Liverpool against Chelsea back in 2005 is one of the worst moments of his managerial career.
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Garcia scored a hugely controversial goal in the Champions League semi-final for Liverpool against the Blues in 2005, which proved to be enough to send them through to that famous final against AC.
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Luis Garcia scored the only goal on this day in 2005, which saw the Reds beat Chelsea at Anfield and set up what would be the greatest Champions League final.
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Gudjohnsen interrupted a conversation between Carragher and Garcia, joking that the ex-Liverpool pair had been discussing the latter's "ghost goal" that knocked Chelsea out of the Champions League.
The ‘ghost goal’ that sparked and defined Liverpool’s European reemergence Liverpool FC
Aaron Cutler dissects and dispels ten myths about the modern day Liverpool. 7. Garcia's Ghost goal. Not so much a myth as opposed to half the story. When Luis Garcia toe-poked goal-wards in the.
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Liverpool and Chelsea's modern-day rivalry was largely born out of the events which transpired in the semi-final clash, with a further 20 meetings in domestic and European action following.
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#OnThisDay: In 2005, Luis Garcia scored his infamous "Ghost goal" as #Liverpool beat #Chelsea to reach the #ChampionsLeague final in Istanbul . The Final was a little eventful too . Video Credit: (LFCTV - Liverpool FC TV) See less. Comments.
Luis Garcia's "Ghost Goal" Sent Liverpool Into The Champions League On This Day In 2005! See
As it was, Liverpool clung on by the skin of their teeth, booking a place in Istanbul for a nice, low-key final against AC Milan! Chelsea (2006/07) Two years later, Liverpool and Chelsea were at.
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Luis Garcia's ghost goal for Liverpool vs Chelsea in 2005 Anatomy of a ghost goal: Luis Garcia sends Liverpool to Istanbul Luis Garcia celebrates his 'goal' / ADRIAN DENNIS/Getty.
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Interview Luis García: I doubted Liverpool 'ghost goal', then I started screaming Jamie Jackson Former Anfield star says he is still asked about the controversial Champions League goal he.