Liverpool only play for 89 minutes

Liverpool only play for 89 minutes

If the matches in Football were reduced to 89 instead of 90, the reds could very well be higher up the league table and still in with a shout in the UEFA Champions League.

Saturday’s 1-1 draw against Stoke was fifth occasion when the team has given away late away goals that have broken the heart of many Liverpool fans.

Another exciting and important encounter is on the cards when the Reds meet the Whites at Anfield late night on wedenesday. Two of the names which might haunt Liverpool are both fit and will be in the starting line up. Both Crouch and Keane are fit and the coach Redknapp hopes that they heap more misery on their former employers. Fernando Torres, Steven Gerrard and Yossi Benayoun are still out injured but Ryan Babel has been included in Liverpool’s match-day.

Both teams come into this game having drawn in their last outings at the weekend. This is a very big match Rafael and his career with Liverpool as well as the Red’s chances to participate in next year’s Champion’s league is on the stake.

A win for Red’s will bring them closer to the top four finish and give the side much needed self belief which seems to be missing at this moment. Spurs on the other hand will try to consolidate their position at number four of the league table with a midfield and attack which seems to be gelling really well at the moment and bunch of players who can play artistic and intelligent football when needed. It is going to be a match between Spur’s Attacking midfield forces Kranjcar, Defoe, Keane Vs the Red’s midfield of Lucas, Riera, Aquilani and possibly the new signing Rodriguez.

The sheer impact of this match on Premier league’s number game makes it a must watch for all the Football enthusiasts.

Me being a Liverpool fan will pray for the Red’s win. May We Never walk Alone.

Liverpool only play for 89 minutes

If the matches in Football were reduced to 89 instead of 90, the reds could very well be higher up the league table and still in with a shout in the UEFA Champions League.

Saturday’s 1-1 draw against Stoke was fifth occasion when the team has given away late away goals that have broken the heart of many Liverpool fans.

Another exciting and important encounter is on the cards when the Reds meet the Whites at Anfield late night on wedenesday. Two of the names which might haunt Liverpool are both fit and will be in the starting line up. Both Crouch and Keane are fit and the coach Redknapp hopes that they heap more misery on their former employers. Fernando Torres, Steven Gerrard and Yossi Benayoun are still out injured but Ryan Babel has been included in Liverpool’s match-day.

Both teams come into this game having drawn in their last outings at the weekend. This is a very big match Rafael and his career with Liverpool as well as the Red’s chances to participate in next year’s Champion’s league is on the stake.

A win for Red’s will bring them closer to the top four finish and give the side much needed self belief which seems to be missing at this moment. Spurs on the other hand will try to consolidate their position at number four of the league table with a midfield and attack which seems to be gelling really well at the moment and bunch of players who can play artistic and intelligent football when needed. It is going to be a match between Spur’s Attacking midfield forces Kranjcar, Defoe, Keane Vs the Red’s midfield of Lucas, Riera, Aquilani and possibly the new signing Rodriguez.

The sheer impact of this match on Premier league’s number game makes it a must watch for all the Football enthusiasts.

Me being a Liverpool fan will pray for the Red’s win. May We Never walk Alone