Liverpool legend Luis Garcia trolls Chelsea with ghost costume… after his ‘ghost goal’ in 2005 Champions League clash
Spanish forward posed in full ghost attire, while clutching a programme from the semi-final showdown 12 years ago
LIVERPOOL legend Luis Garcia has hilariously trolled Chelsea by wearing a ghost costume for Halloween.
The Spanish forward famously scored a "ghost goal" in the 2005 Champions League semi-final clash at Anfield.
Following a 0-0 draw at Stamford Bridge, Garcia scored in the fourth-minute of the second-leg - despite furious claims from Chelsea, who claimed the ball failed to cross the line.
Even more frustratingly for the Blues, the Reds clung on to the slender lead - as Eidur Gudjohnsen spurned a gilt-edged chance deep into injury-time.
Liverpool went on to win the Champions League that season, following the "Miracle of Istanbul", when they came from 3-0 down against AC Milan to win their fifth European Cup.
Back to the present day and Garcia decided to mark Halloween by dressing up in full ghost attire, clutching a programme from the infamous game 12 years ago.
Garcia posted the snap to Instagram with the caption: "Ghosts will be Ghosts!! Happy Halloween everybody!! #Halloween2017 #Memories #LoveIt"
The hilarious stunt saw a mixed reaction on Instagram with some users praising his wit, while others expressed their bitter feelings towards Garcia.
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One social media user wrote: "Absolute champ!! Top banter."
Another angrily responded: "Everyone who isn't a Liverpool fan knows it wasn't a goal."
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One roared: "IT NEVER CROSSED THE LINE."
But another laughed: "Just class."
Garcia also dressed up in a ghost costume last year, as he posed in front of a goal, with a ball at his feet, saying: "Happy Halloween!! Some will find it funny... others Scary!"
The Spaniard only retired from football in 2016 - having played for Liverpool between 2004 and 2007 - after stints in India and Australia.
