13 March 1982 · League Cup final · Wembley
Liverpool 3–1 Tottenham: Whelan turns the Wembley final
Ronnie Whelan equalised in the 87th minute and scored again in extra time as Liverpool recovered to beat Tottenham 3–1 and retain the League Cup.
Liverpool history · People
Ronnie Whelan
Explore Ronnie Whelan through the original writing.
As a player
1981–82
2 articles
Explore 1981–82 27 March 1982 · First Division · Goodison Park
Everton 1–3 Liverpool: midfield goals settle the derby
Ronnie Whelan, Graeme Souness and Craig Johnston scored as Liverpool moved into third place with victory at Goodison Park.
1982–83
1 article
Explore 1982–83 26 March 1983 · League Cup final · Wembley
Liverpool 2–1 Manchester United: Whelan wins Paisley’s last final
Alan Kennedy equalised before Ronnie Whelan’s extra-time winner secured Liverpool’s third successive League Cup.
1983–84
2 articles
Explore 1983–84 7 February 1984 · League Cup semi-final, first leg · Anfield
Liverpool 2–2 Walsall: Whelan’s double is twice answered
Ronnie Whelan twice put Liverpool ahead, but Walsall recovered each time to leave the League Cup semi-final level.
21 March 1984 · European Cup quarter-final, second leg · Estádio da Luz
Benfica 1–4 Liverpool: Dalglish supplies three as Whelan scores twice
Ronnie Whelan scored twice and Kenny Dalglish supplied three goals as Liverpool reached the European Cup semi-finals in Lisbon.
1984–85
3 articles
Explore 1984–85 24 October 1984 · European Cup second round, first leg · Anfield
Liverpool 3–1 Benfica: Rush restores the advantage
Ian Rush scored his first European hat-trick, twice striking after Benfica’s equaliser to give Liverpool a two-goal lead for Lisbon.
20 March 1985 · European Cup quarter-final, second leg · Anfield
Liverpool 4–1 Austria Vienna: Walsh scores twice in quarter-final win
Paul Walsh scored twice and missed a penalty as Liverpool beat Austria Vienna 4–1, reaching the semi-finals 5–2 on aggregate.
13 April 1985 · FA Cup semi-final · Goodison Park
Liverpool 2–2 Manchester United: two late equalisers force a replay
Ronnie Whelan rescued Liverpool in normal time before substitute Paul Walsh did so again near the end of extra-time.
1985–86
1 article
Explore 1985–86 17 August 1985 · First Division · Anfield
Liverpool 2–0 Arsenal: Dalglish's first competitive match in charge
Ronnie Whelan and Steve Nicol scored as Kenny Dalglish began his competitive career as Liverpool player-manager with victory over Arsenal.