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Experience helps Liverpool win a game of two halves
LONDON. May 10: Liverpool beat a spirited Sunderland 2-0 on Saturday to claim their third Eng-
Itoh FA Cup triumph In seven years with a superb goal from 'Michael Thomas and a piece of clinical finishing from Ian Rush, reports Reuter.
The Second Division underdogs. who has dreamed of repeating their glorious 1973 victory, had looked capable of producing another Cup final upset in the first 45 minutes but were swept away in a stylish second-half performance from Liverpool.
Watcher from the bench by manager Graeme Souness Just five weeks after his triple heart bypass operation. Liverpool grabbed a goal two minutes after the break and ended Sunderland's battling efforts with a second after 68 minutes.
Thomas, who as an Arsenal player deprived Liverpool of the League title with a goal in the last game to 1989, scored the first when he picked up Steve McManaman's through ball and fired it into the far top comer on the turn.
McManaman. in for Injured international John Barnes and playing only his first senior game since an operation for a flaked bone after the semifinal against Portsmouth, was hurt as he beat two men but grinned through the pain as he was mobbed by celebrating team mates.
McManaman. an England under-21 International tormented the Sunderland defence tn the second half, after having shown his dazzling ball control a minute before halftime when he was denied a penalty after Paul Bracewell appeared to clip his heels.
The second goal, which ended Sunderland's drcams of repeating their historic 1973 triumph as a Second Division side against mighty Leeds, was a classic piece of Liverpool artistry
Dean Saunders ran at the defence and passed to Thomas on another of h1s punishing runs from midfield. Thomas 1n turn slipped It to Rush and the lethal finisher slotted the ball
into the far corner past the advancing keeper.
In between, Jan Molby had a shot tipped over by Sunderland goalkeeper Tony Norman and Saunders headed against the post
McManaman. who struggled down the left flank in the first half, overwhelmed the Sunderland defence when he switched to the right in the second, a tactic which paid immediate dividends.
Sunderland, playing with a pride and passion typical of Wembley underdogs, put Liverpool under heavy pressure in the first half, created several promising openings and could have gone into the interval leading.
But nerves and inexperience let them down at crucial moments. Twice England un-der-21 full-back Gary Owers was put clear on the right with plenty of space ahead but both times lashed his shot early and wide.
England defender Mark Wright saved Liverpool in the 17th minute when he lunged out a foot and managed to deflect a point-blank shot from Anton Rogan.
John Byrne, who hud
scored In every round and threatened the Liverpool defence with his strong running, fluffed his best chance in the 12th minute when he scuffed a shot wide from a metre out.
Liverpool squandered an early chance when Ray Houghton put Thomas clear in the box in the third minute only for the midfielder to shoot over the bar as he tried to chip over advancing Welsh international goalkeeper Norman.
Pinned back by Sunderland. Llberpool rarely mounted any serious extended pressure in the first half and Norman was not called on to make a difficult save before the interval.
But In the second half Norman was overworked, tipping shots from Molby and Saunders over the bar. He had little chance of saving the two goals, although he got his fingers to Thomas's shot
A delighted Thomas said afterwards he hoped his goal had paid back Liverpool fans for his League winner against them three seasons earlier. T hope that finally shuts them up. he said.
Souness, who said he was allowed to attend under strict orders that he keep calm, was delighted with his first trophy since taking over as manager after Kenny Dalglish left last season and with the prospect of European competition again next season In the Cup Winners' Cup.
"1 think we played very well In the second half. They could have had a penalty and so could we," he said.
Rush, who took his goal tally In three finals to five, said: "We were pretty lucky to go in 0-0 at halftime but scoring the goal so early in the second half killed their confidence and we dominate from then on."
Molby, hoping to gain a recall to the Danish national side, gave a superb display of controlled passing in wet conditions and heavy showers but said Liverpool were fortunate not to go behind In the first half.
"The first half was pretty much even. But in the second our experience showed through and we dominated. They got a couple of halfchances In the first but did not score. When we got them in the second we put them away "
Caretaker manager Ronnie Moran, who was rewarded for 43 years' loyal service at Anfield when he led out the team, said: "Sunderland could have had two goals in the first half but that's Cup football. Wc played very well in the second and I thought we could have got more goals."