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1972

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1972–73

Trophies: First Division · UEFA Cup

Writing and events (7)
  1. Original factual writing ·

    Liverpool 2–0 Manchester City: Hall starts a new title challenge

  2. Original factual writing ·

    Liverpool 5–0 Sheffield United: three quick goals take Liverpool towards the top

  3. Original factual writing ·

    Leeds United 1–2 Liverpool: Phil Boersma completes the comeback

  4. Original factual writing ·

    Liverpool 1–0 Everton: Cormack makes his first derby count

  5. Original factual writing ·

    Liverpool 3–2 Newcastle United: Toshack’s goal survives a late test

  6. Original factual writing ·

    Liverpool 4–3 Birmingham City: Lindsay leads the recovery

  7. Original factual writing ·

    Liverpool 3–1 Dynamo Berlin: an early lead, then a second response

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1973

Writing and events (9)
  1. Original factual writing ·

    Everton 0–2 Liverpool: Hughes settles the derby in eight minutes

  2. Original factual writing ·

    Liverpool 1–0 Tottenham Hotspur: Lindsay gives Liverpool the advantage

  3. Original factual writing ·

    Liverpool 2–0 Leeds United: Cormack and Keegan put the title within reach

  4. Original factual writing ·

    Tottenham Hotspur 2–1 Liverpool: Heighway's away goal opens the final

  5. From the Season record ·

    The league title returns

  6. Original factual writing ·

    Liverpool 3–0 Borussia Mönchengladbach: Toshack's return transforms the final

  7. From the Season record ·

    A three-goal lead in the final

  8. Original factual writing ·

    Borussia Mönchengladbach 2–0 Liverpool: a defeat that delivered a European first

  9. From the Season record ·

    Liverpool win the UEFA Cup