Remember when: On this day in 1984, Graeme Souness punched Dinamo Bucharest captain Lica Movila at Anfield, writes Tony Evans, to set up a ferocious second leg in Romania
on 11 April 1984. It landed out of sight of the referee and the Kop. Almost no one saw it, least of all its recipient. “I heard it,” Alan Kennedy said. “A thud. I just saw a red blur and heard a boom.”captain, sparked a series of events that turned the villain of the piece into a hero. “It was classic Souness,” Steve Nicol said.
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