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Peter Crouch brought out the robot after scoring for Liverpool Legends(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

Former England and Liverpool star Peter Crouch treated fans to his famous robot celebration after scoring for Liverpool Legends against Chelsea.

Crouch's first effort from a Mark Gonzalez cross was blocked, but he reacted quickest to lift the ball into the far corner.

Kenny Dalglish took charge of the Liverpool team, with former captains Sami Hyypia and Steven Gerrard joined by younger ex-players including Ragnar Klavan and Martin Kelly.



It was Roberto Di Matteo in charge for Chelsea, and the Italian called upon his compatriot Gianfranco Zola during the second half.

Liverpool sold out their allocation for the game, which helped raise funds for the LFC Foundation.

And those in the home end were delighted to see Crouch not just score but celebrate in style.

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Earlier, Natasha Dowie made history by becoming the first female player to represent Liverpool in a Legends football match when she featured at Anfield on Saturday.

The 36-year-old was one of the younger players on the field in Merseyside, and made her presence felt with challenges on Claude Makelee and Ramires in Chelsea blue.

Liverpool's Natasha Dowie challenging Chelsea's Claude Makelele(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

Another former Red, goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek, had a day to forget.

Robert Huth powered a header towards goal from point-blank range, only for Westerveld to pull out a fine reflex stop to push the ball to safety.

Gianfranco Zola was one of the Chelsea legends involved at Anfield(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

"Almost the perfect day," goalkeeper Westerveld told Liverpool's YouTube channel after the game.
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