Liverpool v Norwich City, 25 September 2004
| Score | 3-0 to Liverpool |
| Referee | Alan Wiley |
| Competition | Premier League |
| Venue | Anfield |
| Attendance | 43,152 |
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Goals:
| Milan Baroš | 23 |
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| Luis García | 26 |
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| Djibril Cissé | 64 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Jerzy Dudek
Defender
Jamie Carragher
Defender
Steve Finnan
Defender
Sami Hyypiä
Defender
John Arne Riise
Defender/Midfielder
Stephen Warnock
Midfielder
Dietmar Hamann
Midfielder
Xabi Alonso
Forward
Milan Baroš
Forward
Djibril Cissé
Forward
Luis García
Substitutions:
| Salif Diao for Xabi Alonso | 65 |
| Djimi Traore for Djibril Cissé | 71 |
| Igor Bišćan for Stephen Warnock | 77 |
Cards:
| Dietmar Hamann | 49 | Y |
Comments:
League position: 7th Unused substitutes: Josemi and Chris Kirkland The FA Premier League's Dubious Goals Committee ruled on the following: - Liverpool’s first goal against Norwich City on 25 September 2004 has been confirmed as a Milan Baros goal. - Liverpool’s second goal against Norwich City on 25 September 2004 has been confirmed as a Luis Garcia goal. [re: Circular 2 – 25/10/2004]Goals:
Starting lineup:
Rob Green
Goalkeeper
Gary Doherty
Defender
Marc Edworthy
Defender
Craig Fleming
Defender/Centre back
Youssef Safri
Defender/Midfielder
Simon Charlton
Defender/Left back
Adam Drury
Defender/Left back
Damien Francis
Midfielder
Gary Holt
Midfielder
Darren Huckerby
Forward
Paul McVeigh
Forward
Substitutions:
| David Bentley for Youssef Safri | 46 |
| Leon McKenzie for Gary Doherty | 46 |
| Mattias Jonson for Paul McVeigh | 75 |
Comments:
League position: 7th Unused substitutes: Josemi and Chris Kirkland The FA Premier League's Dubious Goals Committee ruled on the following: - Liverpool’s first goal against Norwich City on 25 September 2004 has been confirmed as a Milan Baros goal. - Liverpool’s second goal against Norwich City on 25 September 2004 has been confirmed as a Luis Garcia goal. [re: Circular 2 – 25/10/2004]Comments:
League position: 19th Unused substitutes: Darren Ward and Thomas Helveg