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L'pool cement 4th spot

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Liverpool eased to a 3-1 win over Blackburn in the Premier League at Anfield thanks
to goals by Steven Gerrard, Fernando Torres and Andriy Voronin.
All three strikes came in the second half and Torres's was the 30th in all competitions in his debut season in England. Roque Santa Cruz scored late on for Rovers, who stayed ninth after the defeat.
Liverpool had the better of the first half, which remained goalless despite several excellent chances for the hosts, who also had a penalty appeal waved away and a clear foul on Gerrard denied after he was taken out by Christopher Samba when played clean through on goal.
While the penalty appeal was inconclusive - Gerrard and Brad Friedel came together on the lefthand edge of the area and contact was minimal - it was a red-card offence by Samba, who did not even concede a free kick.
Tones had the first real opportunity when he flicked a ninthminute Gerrard corner inches wide of the far post under pressure from Ryan Nelsen.
Steven Reid then almost gifted the Reds an opener after he played a suicidal back-pass to Friedel that was intercepted by Torres, but the former USA goalkeeper managed to block.
The subsequent throw-in was sent to the impressive Dirk Kuyt, who held the ball up for Gerrard, but he disappointed with the finish.
Then came the two moments of controversy for the hosts.
First, on 17 minutes, Gerrard burst onto a through-ball played into the left-hand side of the Blackburn area. Friedel rushed out to intercept and contact was made, although it was debatable as to whether it was instigated by Friedel or Gerrard.
Referee Alan Wiley waved Gerrard's protests away, and he responded in a similar manner when, eight minutes later, Gerrard was pushed over on the edge of the area by Samba.
He was racing through on goal when the Congo defender barged him off the ball. Gerrard was incredulous that the obvious foul was missed by Wiley and his assistant.
Blackburn had their own tough decision go against them, when Jason Roberts saw a goal disallowed after the offside flag was hastily raised for an infringement by Roque Santa Cruz, who was not interfering with play.
Otherwise, Liverpool somehow failed to make their dominance count. Gerrard mis-hit another clear-cut chance laid on by Kuyt, who himself missed a great opportunity when he headed a Gerrard corner wide after being found unmarked at the far post.
The hosts continued to dominate from the start of the second half, although Reina was forced to punch a Morten Gamst Pedersen free kick from under his bar.
And they took a deserved lead through a moment of brilliance from Gerrard.
Roque Santa Cruz gave the ball away to substitute Yossi Benayoun, and the Israeli looked to his right for Gerrard, who still had it all to do. With England boss Fabio Capello watching in the stands, the Liverpool skipper cut inside, played a clever one-two with Lucas Levia and nutmegged Samba to play himself one-on-one with
Friedel, who he then beat with a low finish.
Blackburn woke up, and Roberts felt aggrieved that he did not win a free kick on the edge of the box when he tangled with Martin Skrtcl. He was further irritated when, moments later, Skrtcl pulled him back and was only given a yellow card. Roberts and Blackburn thought a clear goalscoring opportunity had bee denied and believed the Slovakian should have been sent off.
Liverpool were in danger of handing Blackburn a lifeline, and David Bentley went close with an audacious free-kick from over 30 yards out that flashed inches wide of Reina's goal.
Rafael Benitez's men had another penalty claim turned down when Brett Ernerton slid in on Torres, but the former Atletico Madrid man had the last laugh when he headed Gerrard's right wing centre across Friedel and into the bottom right.
It was his 30th goal of the season and a seventh in seven matches at Anfield - the first time a player has achieved the feat.
There was a late scare for the home fans when Xabi Alonso gave the ball away to Benni McCarthy, but the South African's finish went the wrong side of the post.
Substitute Voronin got a rare goal in the last minute when he slid in to finish John Ame Riise's low cross, and Santa Cruz volleyed in a spectacular injury-time consolation goal after Skrtel failed to clear an aerial ball.
The victory consolidated Liverpool's grip on fourth place, sending them five points clear of Mersey rivals Everton, while Blackbum have lost out on any realistic hope of qualifying for Europe next season, nine points off fifth with four games remaining.