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RAFA BENITEZ admitted he got it wrong as the man they call ‘God’ was cruelly denied a farewell goal in front of the Kop.
Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler was making his final appearance at Anfield after not being handed a new contract.
Benitez took him off two minutes from the end, to guarantee him an emotional standing ovation from 40,000 Scousers.
Yet just 60 seconds later Liverpool were given the penalty thatsaved a point, Harry Kewell eventually stepping up to clip theequaliser.
Talk about God’s law!
Benitez admitted: “My timing was not the best. Maybe I could havewaited a little more but sometimes you want to make the change.
“It was bad luck for Robbie but good for the team. I wanted to givehim a standing ovation but it would have been perfect for him to getthe chance to score in front of the Kop.
"I think Robbie was waiting for something like that but this day was all for him — that was important.”
Charlton looked set to leave the Premiership on the back of amemorable win as Matt Holland and Darren Bent twice put them ahead,only for Xabi Alonso and Kewell to tie it up twice.
Even so, Addicks boss Alan Pardew was delighted his side had at least gone down in style.
He said: “Understandably Liverpool were not as focused as they can be, but nonetheless we were great.
Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler was making his final appearance at Anfield after not being handed a new contract.
Benitez took him off two minutes from the end, to guarantee him an emotional standing ovation from 40,000 Scousers.
Yet just 60 seconds later Liverpool were given the penalty thatsaved a point, Harry Kewell eventually stepping up to clip theequaliser.
Talk about God’s law!
Benitez admitted: “My timing was not the best. Maybe I could havewaited a little more but sometimes you want to make the change.
“It was bad luck for Robbie but good for the team. I wanted to givehim a standing ovation but it would have been perfect for him to getthe chance to score in front of the Kop.
"I think Robbie was waiting for something like that but this day was all for him — that was important.”
Charlton looked set to leave the Premiership on the back of amemorable win as Matt Holland and Darren Bent twice put them ahead,only for Xabi Alonso and Kewell to tie it up twice.
Even so, Addicks boss Alan Pardew was delighted his side had at least gone down in style.
He said: “Understandably Liverpool were not as focused as they can be, but nonetheless we were great.
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