Kevin Keegan's legacy at Liverpool highlighted after his death at 75

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Kevin Keegan's legacy at Liverpool highlighted after his death at 75
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Kevin Keegan, a pivotal player for Liverpool, passed away at the age of 75. He won three league titles, the European Cup, FA Cup, and twice claimed the UEFA Cup during his time at the club. Keegan was instrumental in a notable 3-0 FA Cup final victory in 1974, where he scored twice. His career at Liverpool concluded with a European Cup win in 1977, and he left the club having scored 100 goals in 323 appearances. A tribute has been created to honor his contributions to the sport and Liverpool's history.

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  • Keegan won three league titles and multiple trophies with Liverpool.
  • He scored two goals in the 1974 FA Cup final.
  • Keegan was sent off along with Billy Bremner in a Charity Shield match.
  • His last match for Liverpool was a European Cup victory in 1977.
  • Keegan scored 100 goals in 323 appearances for Liverpool.
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Kevin Keegan was the spearhead of Bill Shankly's second great side, in total winning three league titles, the European Cup, FA Cup and the Uefa Cup twice under his Scottish mentor and then his successor Bob Paisley. In the subsequent Charity Shield against league champions Leeds United, Keegan was sent off after a flare-up with Billy Bremner, who was also dismissed, with both leaving the Wembley pitch shirtless.

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