Leeds 4-3 Liverpool, 4 November 2000 - Viduka scores four goals in comeback win
Liverpool visit Elland Road for an 11:30 start on Saturday 4 November 2000 chasing a sixth successive win, and Leeds beat them 4-3 with one man scoring all four. David O'Leary's side have blown a two goal advantage at Tranmere in midweek and can only name four substitutes.
Sami Hyypiä heads in a Patrik Berger free kick after two minutes, and Danny Hay soon replaces an injured Leeds player. Christian Ziege heads a McAllister free kick in for 2-0 on 18 minutes, before a Ziege clearance is charged down and lofted over Sander Westerveld on 24 minutes.
A header inside 60 seconds of the second period draws Leeds level, but Vladimír Šmicer turns in a Berger cross on 61 minutes to put Liverpool back in front. Gérard Houllier sends on Steven Gerrard and Robbie Fowler, yet Leeds strike on 73 minutes and again on 75 minutes as Liverpool appeal in vain for offside.
At the end of the match, O'Leary admits his side get lucky.
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