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BBC · Nov 23, 2022

David Johnson: Former Liverpool & Everton striker dies aged 71

David Johnson won three league titles with Liverpool as well as the European Cup in 1981Former England striker David Johnson, the first man to score for both Liverpool and Everton in the Merseyside derby, has died aged 71.

Johnson, who scored six goals in eight appearances for England, had been suffering from throat cancer.

He had two spells at Everton in between playing for Ipswich Town under Bobby Robson and Liverpool for Bob Paisley.

In his six years at Anfield from 1976 Johnson won three league titles and the European Cup in 1981.

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