The 2003-04 season was a historic final chapter for Michael Owen at Anfield, where he finished as Liverpool’s top scorer for a seventh consecutive year with 19 goals across all competitions. This era was defined by his record-breaking brilliance in Europe, most notably his landmark header against Olimpija Ljubljana that saw him become the club’s all-time leading European goalscorer. Despite facing injury challenges, Owen’s clinical predatory instincts remained undiminished, highlighted by vital braces against Everton and Portsmouth that ensured the Reds secured a return to the Champions League elite before his move to Real Madrid.