A player from our history
Fábio Aurélio
Aurélio started his career with São Paolo in Brazil in 1997. He joined Valencia in the summer of 2000 after featuring for Brazil's u-23 team in the Sidney Olympics. A certain Rafa Benítez took over as coach of Valencia and Aurélio twice celebrated winning the Spanish championship in 2002 and 2004 as well as winning the UEFA Cup. However, Aurélio didn't make as many appearances as he would have liked because of injuries, only making two appearances in the successful 2003/04 season after starring for Valencia…
- Birthdate: 24 September 1979
- Birthplace: São Carlos, Brazil
- Other clubs: São Paolo (1997-2000), Valencia (2000-06), Gremio (2012-14)
- Liverpool debut: 13.08.2006
- Last appearance: 01.05.2012
- Debut goal: 02.03.2008
- Last goal: 14.04.2009
- Contract expiry: 01.06.2010 / 01.06.2012
- League games / goals / assists: 87 / 3 / 9
- Total games / goals / assists: 134 / 4 / 14
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Diouf in June 2005"Last season was my best spell for nearly five years and my time at The Reebok gave me an understanding that my career was going nowhere at Liverpool. I played with Bolton on a regular basis and helped them finish amongst the elite in The Premiership."
This Season
Premier League
Anfield | Sunday 17 Jan 2021
| Liverpool | Manchester United | |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | - | 0 |
The last ...
- Game was against
- Manchester United on Sunday, 17 Jan 2021
- Goal was scored by
- Mohamed Salah against Aston Villa on Friday, 08 Jan 2021
- Own goal was scored by
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain against Manchester City on Thursday, 02 Jul 2020
- Sending off was
- Alisson Becker against Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday, 30 Nov 2019
- Penalty goal was
- Mohamed Salah against Fulham on Sunday, 13 Dec 2020
- Missed penalty was
- Sadio Mané against Red Star Belgrade on Wednesday, 24 Oct 2018
- Home win was against
- Tottenham on Wednesday, 16 Dec 2020
- Home draw was against
- Manchester United on Sunday, 17 Jan 2021
- Home defeat was against
- Atalanta on Wednesday, 25 Nov 2020
- Away win was against
- Aston Villa on Friday, 08 Jan 2021
- Away draw was against
- Newcastle United on Wednesday, 30 Dec 2020
- Away defeat was against
- Southampton on Monday, 04 Jan 2021
- Five games
Few facts from our database
- Liverpool FC have scored 10034 goals in 5770 competitive matches registered at LFChistory.
- 202 of those goals are own goals and 527 came from the penalty spot.
- 457 players have scored a goal for Liverpool FC.
- 423 players have scored a league goal for Liverpool FC.
- Liverpool have scored 1.7 goals on average in each game.
- 776 players have played in competitive matches for Liverpool FC since 1892.
- 15007 players have played against Liverpool FC since the 1893-1894 season.
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‘From boots to bootroom.’ How did ex-LFC players manage?
19 December 2020Assessing the relative success of football managers, especially in historical periods, is what nowadays would be called challenging – that is, just this side of foolhardy. There are so many variables which can affect a team and club’s performance - financial backing, transfers in and out, league levels, and so on, over which the manager has little or no control. Former LFC players have managed at many different levels, from top tier to well below the fourth tier.
