Liverpool was 0-3 down at half time, and everyone in the world would think this a bad final and AC Milan will win he cup. well, almost everyone.
The Liverpool supporters singing You'll Never Walk Alone. Actually, they say it was more like praying chants that give the great atmosphere. While Rafa Benitez say to his team," Get Up. Give Yourself a chance to be a hero"

It was Gerrard who started the moment of comeback. and within 6 minutes, Liverpool has equalized 3-3 with the goals of Gerrard, Smicer, and Xabi.

The remaining minutes are everyone should keep eye on. Dudek has made great and amazing save by blocking Sheva's close-range shot. And continue his heroic story in the penalty shootout and let the trophy come home and permanently display in Liverpool.
It was the greatest cup final, the greatest comeback, the greatest football night of all time. Any Liverpool supporter would say that.

Liverpool's Fernando Torres scored in a 2-0 win at Tottenham to set a record for goals by a foreigner in his first Premier League season. Torres' goal was his 24th BPL goals since arriving from Atletico Madrid, taking him past Ruud van Nistelrooy's total when he arrived at Manchester United.

Total 33 goal coming from his solo run, long range shooting, heading, and none comes from set piece, including 2 hattricks this season. The striker is the first to score more than 20 goals since Robbie Fowler..

Not since Robbie Fowler notched 28 league goals in 95-96 has any Liverpool striker reached 20, and 'The Kid' has broke Ruud van Nistelrooy's record for a Premiership debutant of 23, set in 01-02.

11,000,000 pounds, the amount David O'Leary paid to bring Fowler to Elland Road in 2001

12,541 fans at Anfield to witness his 5 goals during his home debut in 1993 against Fulham in the Coca Cola Cup. Just 3 players had scored 5 in a single game for the Reds previously: Ian Rush, Andy McGuigan and John Evans

1,519 days away from the club between November 2001 and January 2006

712 friends on his unofficial myspace site, compared to 125 for Ian Rush and 20 for Michael Owen

369 appearances for Liverpool

273 seconds to score a hat-trick against George Graham's Arsenal in 94/95

183 goals for Liverpool, putting him 5th in the club's all-time scorers' chart

165 games needed to score 100 goals - one fewer than Ian Rush

129 consecutive games between March 1994 and September 1996

92 appearances for Man City, with 27 goals

36 goals in the 95/96 season, Fowler's highest ever total

33 appearances for Leeds United, with 14 goals

29 League Cup goals for the Reds

26 caps for England, with 7 goals

23 appearances under Graeme Souness, the man who handed him his Reds debut

23 was the first shirt number Fowler wore at Liverpool

20 out of 26 penalties scored. One of those missed came in front of the North Bank at Highbury in 1997 when referee Gerald Ashby awarded a spot kick even though Fowler admitted David Seaman had not brought him down

18 years old when he made his Liverpool debut against Fulham

17 goals scored in the treble season 00/01

14 European goals for the Reds

14 goals against Aston Villa, Fowler's favourite opponents

11 was the shirt number initially worn by Fowler on his return in 2006 until Djibril Cisse left on loan, vacating the number 9 shirt

10 hat-tricks for Liverpool, the same as Michael Owen. Only Gordon Hodgson (17), Ian Rush (16) and Roger Hunt (12) have scored more

9 is God's number

8, or L8. Fowler is Toxteth's most famous son

6 goals against Everton

5 trophies won with the Reds: 2 League Cups, 1 FA Cup, 1 UEFA Cup and 1 European Super Cup. Fowler was cup tied during the 2006 FA Cup run

5 fingers shown to United fans during the Manchester derby in 2005, a reminder of the number of European Cups won by his former club

3 minutes to score his first goal for England Under-21s on his debut versus San Marino

2 sendings off for Liverpool, both in 1997 against Everton and Bolton

2 PFA Young Player of the Year awards

1 Robbie Fowler!!!