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WATCH: Peter Crouch has still got it! Former striker scores brilliant header in Liverpool Legends' game and busts out the ROBOT before completing brace in 2-0 win over Chelsea heroes

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  • Anfield witnessed a massive star cast
  • Crouch inspired the Reds to a 2-0 win
  • Performed the trademark robot celebration
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The former Reds striker rolled back the years, scoring twice within a 10-minute span in the second half to settle the annual LFC Foundation event. Crouch's first goal arrived in the 55th minute, delighting the Anfield crowd. Florent Sinama-Pongolle provided a pinpoint cross, lifting the ball into the box, where Crouch rose above Jose Bosingwa to send a looping header into the net at the Kop End. As soon as the ball hit the back of the net, the ex-Liverpool forward brought back his iconic robot dance, much to the delight of the fans.

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  • WHAT CROUCH SAID

    After the match, Crouch admitted that fans had urged him to bring back his famous robot dance before the game.

    "So many kids on the way here were like, 'Can you do the robot?'” he revealed. “I'd rather have not, to be honest, but it was for the kids.”

    Beyond the goals and celebrations, Crouch spoke about the personal significance of playing at Anfield again, particularly in front of his children.

    "To play with the likes of Stevie again is fantastic," he said. "My little boy has never seen me kick a football and I think he thought I was lying about it! Great day and great for the Foundation."

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  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Whereas, Crouch's second goal showcased his composure and finishing ability which was a regular sight back in the day. Mark Gonzalez delivered a dangerous cross, which Crouch initially struggled to control, but he quickly regained composure to expertly chip the ball over Chelsea goalkeeper Rob Green, sealing a perfect outing for the Reds legend.

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    WHAT NEXT?

    The game attracted nearly 60,000 spectators, creating a fantastic atmosphere at Anfield. All proceeds from the match will go towards the LFC Foundation, as well as the Chelsea FC Foundation and Chelsea Players’ Trust, supporting community projects both locally and internationally. With exciting football, legendary players, and a great cause, the event was a resounding success, leaving fans with a memorable afternoon and plenty of nostalgia.