Road To Cardiff
| Liverpool | Round | West Ham United | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luton Town A 5–3 |
Gerrard 16 Sinama Pongolle 62, 74 Alonso 69, 90 |
Round Three | Norwich City A 2–1 |
Mullins 6 Zamora 57 |
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| Portsmouth A 2–1 |
Gerrard 37 (p) Riise 41 |
Round Four | Blackburn Rovers H 4–2 |
Sheringham 33 (p) Etherington 37 Khizanishvili 59 (og) Zamora 73 |
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| Manchester United H 1–0 |
Crouch 19 | Round Five | Bolton Wanderers A 0–0 |
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| Replay | Bolton Wanderers H 2–1 aet |
Jääskeläinen 10 (og) Harewood 96 |
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| Birmingham City A 7–0 |
Hyypiä 1 Crouch 5, 38 Morientes 59 Riise 70 Tebily 77 (og) Cissé 89 |
Round Six | Manchester City A 2–1 |
Ashton 41, 69 | ||
| Chelsea Old Trafford, Manchester 2–1 |
Riise 21 Luis García 53 |
Semi-finals | Middlesbrough Villa Park, Birmingham 1–0 |
Harewood 78 | ||
- Both clubs received a bye to round three.
- In square brackets is a letter that represents the opposition's division
- = Championship
- = Premier League
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