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Former Liverpool FC Women's star Natasha Dowie made history as she became the first woman to take part in the club's annual legends game - making her mark within moments of being introduced from the bench with a crunching tackle.

The ex-England international's legacy on Merseyside is already secure, with the retired striker having represented both the Reds and neighbors Everton during her glittering career.

Having made her entrance during the charity legends game against Chelsea as a first-half substitute, she wasted no time in rolling back the years as she replaced Momo Sissoko on the field.



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9 by manager Sir Kenny Dalglish, she was cheered by the Kop as she became the first woman to take part in the annual legends fixture at Anfield.

After the interception on the Brazilian, Dowie then showed her ability to link the play as she got the ball out of her feet before setting Liverpool up on the attack.

Claude Makelele of Chelsea is challenged by Natasha Dowie of Liverpool during the Legends Charity Match at Anfield.

For me to be in this position as the first female ambassador of the club, my task is to always try and be the first, the first to play in a legends game, but hopefully not the last as well
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