WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Liverpool's 2005 Champion League-winning team

The hero on the night in Istanbul, Dudek spent two more seasons at Liverpool before joining Real Madrid, where he retired in 2011.He currently works as a UEFA ambassador traveling around Europe to promote the Champions League and the European Championships, according to Premier League Heroes.Irishman Finnan moved to Espanyol in 2008, but only spent one season in Spain before returning to England to play for Portsmouth.He retired after just one season with Pompey before entering into the property development business with his brother.A Liverpool legend, Carragher came up through the club's academy and spent his entire career at Anfield before retiring in 2013.Now, he's one of the best known pundits in world soccer, working for Sky Sports.Liverpool's official website calls Hyypiä one of the finest centre-backs ever to wear a red shirt.After retiring in 2011, he moved into management. He's been the head coach of Bayer Leverkusen, Brighton & Hove Albion, and FC Zurich, but is currently without a club. Sadly for Traoré, he's best remembered by Liverpool fans for scoring one of the most comical own-goals in the club's history rather than being part of the 2005 Champions League winning team.He went on to bounce around different clubs in Europe after leaving Anfield in 2006 before settling in MLS with the Seattle Sounders at the end of his career, where he remained an assistant coach until last year. Alonso, who scored the tying goal for Liverpool in Istanbul, spent four more years on Merseyside before moving to Real Madrid and later Bayern Munich.He hung up his boots in 2017 to pursue a career in management. He was most recently the head coach of Spanish team Real Sociedad B.Gerrard is widely regarded as Liverpool's greatest ever player. A product of the club's academy, he made his Reds debut in 1998 and played his final match for the club in 2015.After spending one season in MLS with LA Galaxy, he retired to become a manager. The Englishman is now the head coach of Premier League team Aston Villa. After leaving Liverpool in 2007, Garcia became a journeyman, playing for clubs in Spain, Greece, Mexico, India, and Australia.He retired in 2016 and is now a soccer analyst for ESPN. Best known for his rocket of a left boot, Riise, like Garcia, became a journeyman after his Liverpool career came to an end in 2008.He played in Italy, Greece, India, and Norway before calling time on his playing career in 2016. He is currently the manager of Avaldsnes – a women's team in the top division of Norwegian soccer.Kewell started the 2005 Champions League final but sadly had to come off in just the 23rd minute with an injury.After leaving Liverpool in 2008, he went on to play in Turkey, Australia, and Qatar before retiring in 2014.He's now a first-team coach for Celtic. Baroš left Liverpool shortly after its Champions League triumph to join Aston Villa. Now 40, he still plays soccer for Czech amateur club FK Vigantice.Harry Kewell's replacement in Istanbul, Šmicer scored one of Liverpool's three goals during the match and scored his penalty in the shoot-out.His Liverpool career was followed by brief spells in France and Czech Republic before he retired in 2009.After a try at coaching, Šmicer had a brief and unsuccessful career as politician.Hamann last played for Milton Keynes Dons as a player-coach 2011. He had further brief managerial stints afterwards, and is now a television pundit. A great talent whose Liverpool career was hampered by two leg breaks, one in 2004 and one in 2006, Cissé left Anfield at the end of the 2005/06 season.He dotted from club-to-club and country-to-country before retiring in 2018.The Frenchman is now a DJ who performs at several high profile venues across Europe. Benitez continued to manage Liverpool until 2010, after which he went on to manage Inter Milan, Chelsea, Napoli, and Real Madrid.He was most recently the manager of Liverpool's great rival, Everton.

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Liverpool's 2005 Champion League-winning team

Goalkeeper – Jerzy Dudek

Defender – Steve Finnan

Defender – Jamie Carragher

Defender – Sami Hyypiä

Defender – Djimi Traoré

Midfielder – Xabi Alonso

Midfielder – Steven Gerrard

Midfielder – Luis Garcia

Midfielder – John Arne Riise

Forward – Harry Kewell

Forward – Milan Baroš

Substitute – Vladimír Šmicer

Substitute – Dietmar Hamann

Substitute – Djibril Cissé

Manager – Rafael Benitez