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12 April 1978 · European Cup semi-final second leg · Anfield
Ray Kennedy scored one and helped make the other two as Liverpool overturned their first-leg deficit to reach another European Cup final.
10 May 1978 · European Cup final · Wembley
Kenny Dalglish finished Graeme Souness's pass at Wembley as Liverpool became the first British club to retain the European Cup.
22 August 1978 · First Division · Portman Road
Graeme Souness opened the scoring and Kenny Dalglish added two as Liverpool made it two league wins from two at the start of 1978–79.
26 August 1978 · First Division · Maine Road
Liverpool answered Brian Kidd's equaliser with three more goals to complete a third successive league win at the start of the season.
1 October 1980 · European Cup first round, second leg · Anfield
Hat-tricks from Graeme Souness and Terry McDermott helped Liverpool turn a level tie into an 11–2 aggregate victory.
4 March 1981 · European Cup quarter-final, first leg · Anfield
Graeme Souness scored his second hat-trick of the European campaign as Liverpool established a four-goal lead over CSKA Sofia.
26 December 1981 · First Division · Anfield
Manchester City punished Liverpool’s defensive errors at Anfield, leaving them 12th before Bob Paisley handed the captaincy to Graeme Souness.
27 March 1982 · First Division · Goodison Park
Ronnie Whelan, Graeme Souness and Craig Johnston scored as Liverpool moved into third place with victory at Goodison Park.
7 September 1982 · First Division · Anfield
David Hodgson scored twice, but Liverpool needed late goals from Graeme Souness and Ian Rush to beat Nottingham Forest.
11 September 1982 · First Division · Anfield
Liverpool scored against three different Luton goalkeepers but needed Craig Johnston’s equaliser to take a point at Anfield.
2 November 1983 · European Cup second round, second leg · San Mamés
Ian Rush headed the only goal of the tie as Liverpool won at San Mamés to reach the European Cup quarter-finals.
28 March 1984 · League Cup final replay · Maine Road
Graeme Souness settled the replay at Maine Road, giving Joe Fagan his first trophy and Liverpool a fourth successive League Cup.
7 April 1984 · First Division · Anfield
Ian Rush and Graeme Souness scored twice each as Liverpool beat West Ham 6–0 to remain two points clear at the top.
11 April 1984 · European Cup semi-final, first leg · Anfield
Sammy Lee’s header gave Liverpool a one-goal lead in a contentious European Cup semi-final against Dinamo Bucharest.
25 April 1984 · European Cup semi-final, second leg · 23 August Stadium
Ian Rush scored twice as Liverpool won in Bucharest and secured a 3–1 aggregate victory to reach the European Cup final.
30 May 1984 · European Cup final · Stadio Olimpico
Alan Kennedy converted the decisive penalty as Liverpool won a fourth European Cup in Rome and completed Joe Fagan’s treble.
22 September 1993
Robbie Fowler helped create Liverpool’s first two goals before scoring himself in a 3–1 League Cup victory at Craven Cottage.
27 May 1981
A Kirkby lad who stood on the Kop lifted the European Cup as Liverpool's captain. Almost nobody talks about him.