Where are Liverpool's 2005 Champions League final heroes now?

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It has now been over 20 years since Liverpool pulled off what might be the greatest comeback in the history of major sports finals, defeating AC Milan after being 3-0 down at half-time.

Steven Gerrard's goal had begun an incredible storm for the Reds, with the momentum will and truly shifting as the Reds scored three goals in seven minutes to bring the game level.

Dudek went on to save two penalties to see the Reds lift the trophy.

He spent six years with the Reds, losing his spot to Pepe Reina in his final two before joining Real Madrid as a back-up to Iker Casillas.

Baros scored 19 Premier League goals with the Reds in four years before leaving for Aston Villa.

He would play for 15 years after leaving Anfield, spending most of the time back in Czech Republic - retiring in 2020, scoring 177 goals

The German was with Liverpool for seven years, also spending time with Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Newcastle, while having 59 caps for Germany

He has been a broadcaster since retiring, regularly working with Sky Sports Germany and RTE Sport.

Vladimir Smicer (CAM)

Smicer spent six years with Liverpool with the Champions League final being the last game with the Reds - scoring the second goal of the game

He scored a penalty in the shootout.

Cisse spent three years with the Reds before leaving in 2007, having spells back in England with Sunderland and QPR while playing in France, Italy and Greece