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Anfield takes a trip down memory lane this weekend as Liverpool Legends take on Chelsea in a special charity match.

The Premier League rivals do battle once again on Merseyside, only this time with some familiar faces returning to grace the hallowed turf once again.

Ahead of Saturday's game, Liverpool's former stars were at the AXA Training Centre as they got some last-minute preparations in ahead of pulling on their boots again.



Here's what we spotted from the special training session on Friday.

No sign of Stevie

There's no doubt about who the biggest name in the Liverpool squad is for Saturday's game, with Steven Gerrard making his return to Anfield.

It's not clear why Gerrard wasn't present for the training session, but hopefully he will be ready to play against Chelsea.

Injury problems

It might be a one-off game, but Liverpool has already been hit by an injury problem ahead of meeting the Blues.

We'd love to get our hands on either of those!

History maker

As well as raising money for such a good cause, there will be some history made at Anfield on Saturday.

Natasha Dowie will become the first woman to represent Liverpool Legends, while Chelsea will also have Katie Chapman in their ranks, marking another special moment for the growth of women's football.

Dowie is the perfect choice to take that honor for the Reds

The former striker, who was a firm fans' favorite during his time at Anfield, was in red hot form during training as he demonstrated his skills once again.

Crouch linked up superbly with Dowie and his former teammate Dirk Kuyt for a beautifully crafted goal during the session, and got involved in some more shooting practice alongside the likes of Cisse and Yossi Benayoun, with the Frenchman in particular looking in great touch.

For Crouch though, Saturday's game is sure to be a special occasion, and no doubt we'll get another airing of the classic chant: "He's big, he's red, his feet stick out the bed."

“My boys support Liverpool,” Crouch said in Friday’s pre-match press conference at the AXA Training Centre
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