article_snippet: but there was one problem: two players were missing.
article_snippet: So Liverpool's Anfield waited patiently, expectantly and then two players got what two players wanted: emerging from the tunnel, wearing No 7 and No 9, came Luis Suarez and Fernando Torres, two of this stadium’s most revered former sons.
article_snippet: This was an afternoon for nostalgia, a chance for Liverpudlians to embrace the past and pay homage to some returning heroes and some returning heroes grabbed some returning heroes chance when Luis Suarez and Torres took to the field for this All-Star Charity match, between teams captained by Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher.
article_snippet: Steven Gerrard (third left) is congratulated by former Liverpool strikers Fernando Torres (second left) and Luis Suarez (third right) at Liverpool's Anfield .
article_snippet: This was an opportunity for many big names from Liverpool’s past to say proper goodbyes, for men like Xabi Alonso, Pepe Reina, Suarez, Jon Arne Riise and the non-playing Dirk Kuyt to bring closure to certain chapters in men like Xabi Alonso, Pepe Reina, Suarez, Jon Arne Riise and the non-playing Dirk Kuyt respective careers.
article_snippet: Two former Liverpool strikers entered the field as half-time substitutes, with Luis Suarez and Fernando Torres both returning to Anfield .
article_snippet: Steven Gerrard (third left) told LFC TV: 'It has been absolute brilliant, more than anything the charities have done well with a full house. '
article_snippet: The famous Liverpool's Anfield scoreboard shows the names of two of the stadium's most famous players after their two teams played out a 2-2 draw .
highlights_snippet: Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher selected teams to take part in a charity match at Liverpool's Anfield home .
  