Liverpool 2006/07 Away kit YLarge (Kids)

Condition: ★★★★★

Step onto the pitch in style with the Liverpool FC 2006/07 away kit! This striking design combines sleek yellow with bold red accents, embodying the spirit and determination of the Reds. To top it all of it's in great condition with a classic Carlsberg sponsor. The size is Large for Kids. 

The 2006/07 season was a mixed one for Liverpool FC under the management of Rafael Benítez. Here is a summary of their performance in all competitions:

Premier League

• Position: 3rd
• Points: 68
• Record: 20 wins, 8 draws, 10 losses
• Top Scorer: Dirk Kuyt (12 goals)

FA Cup

• Result: Eliminated in the 3rd Round
• Eliminated by: Arsenal (1-3 at Anfield)

League Cup (Carling Cup)

• Result: Eliminated in the Quarter-finals
• Eliminated by: Arsenal (3-6 at Anfield)

UEFA Champions League

• Result: Runners-up
• Final Result: Lost 1-2 to AC Milan
• Notable Matches:
  • Group Stage: Finished 1st in Group C
  • Round of 16: Defeated Barcelona on away goals (2-2 aggregate)
  • Quarter-finals: Defeated PSV Eindhoven (4-0 aggregate)
  • Semi-finals: Defeated Chelsea on penalties (1-1 aggregate)

Community Shield

• Result: Winners
• Final Result: Defeated Chelsea 2-1

Here are the key Liverpool players from the 2006/07 season:

1. Steven Gerrard (Midfielder)
2. Jamie Carragher (Defender)
3. Pepe Reina (Goalkeeper)
4. Dirk Kuyt (Forward)
5. Xabi Alonso (Midfielder)
6. Daniel Agger (Defender)
7. Javier Mascherano (Midfielder)
8. Peter Crouch (Forward)
9. Luis García (Midfielder/Forward)
10. John Arne Riise (Defender/Midfielder)

Liverpool is famous for its dramatic comebacks, and the 2005 UEFA Champions League final in Istanbul, where they came from 3-0 down to win against AC Milan, is one of the most legendary. In the 2006/07 season, they faced Milan again in the final but were narrowly defeated 2-1.

Anfield's Atmosphere: Anfield, Liverpool’s home ground, is renowned for its passionate atmosphere, particularly the singing of “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” which is sung by fans before every match. This song has become a symbol of the club's spirit and unity.