EIDUR GUDJOHNSEN STILL HOLDS A GRUDGE OVER LIVERPOOL'S INFAMOUS 'GHOST GOAL' IN THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE... BUT IS ABLE TO SEE THE FUNNY SIDE WITH FORMER REDS PAIR LUIS GARCIA AND JAMIE CARRAGHER

·         Luis Garcia knocked Chelsea and Eidur Gudjohnsen out of Europe in 2005

·         The Spaniard scored the only goal in a 1-0 win for Liverpool against Chelsea

·         The goal has divided opinion, with some claiming it did not cross the line

·         Gudjohnsen brought up the topic with Garcia and Jamie Carragher on Sunday

·         The three players all took part in Michael Carrick's testimonial at Old Trafford

More than 12 years has passed since Luis Garcia's infamous 'ghost goal' but former Chelsea striker Eidur Gudjohnsen seemingly still feels a sense of injustice over his side's controversial Champions League defeat at Anfield.

After drawing 0-0 in a semi-final first-leg at Stamford Bridge, Liverpool ground out a 1-0 win in the reverse leg to advance to the 2005 Champions League final, which they eventually won with a memorable penalty shootout victory over AC Milan.

Garcia scored the only goal across the two semi-final legs - a scrambled effort which was awarded by referee Lubos Michel despite William Gallas' attempts to clear the ball off the line

The controversial goal has divided opinion ever since and Gudjohnsen appears to still hold a slight grudge after bringing up the topic at Michael Carrick's testimonial at Old Trafford on Sunday.

After playing alongside Garcia and former Reds defender Jamie Carragher, Gudjohnsen took to social media to post a video of himself questioning the legitimacy of the goal while on the team bus with the pair. 

Interrupting a conversation between Carragher and Garcia, Gudjohnsen said: 'I know, I know - it never crossed the line. It never crossed the line - I know that's what your talking about!'

He then uploaded the video alongside the caption: '12 years on and they still can't believe they got away with that 'goal'.'

Garcia and Carragher appeared to take the joke well, especially the Sportsmail columnist, who shouted back: 'Ghost goal!'.

All three featured for the visiting 'Michael Carrick All-Stars' at Old Trafford on Sunday as they drew 2-2 against a side comprised of current and former Manchester United players.