CM) Xabi Alonso
Scored the equaliser against AC Milan, as well a whole host of far more spectacular goals during his five years with the Reds, in which he played 210 times. The Spaniard has since played for both Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
CM) Javier Mascherano
The Argentine midfielder played more than 100 times for Liverpool but has arguably only reached his peak in the last couple of years, whilst playing for Barcelona. He was one of the best players at last summer’s World Cup.
AM) Steven Gerrard
He was never going to leave himself out was he… and rightly so. Gerrard has been a wonderful servant for us – the perfect leader both on and off the pitch. Even now, when he’s lost a yard of pace, he can still change games.
