LONDON: Will Liverpool's capture of Australian international midfielder Harry Kewell be enough to carry the team that dominated English football in the 1980s to their first league title in 13 years?
That is the question at Anfield, where former Leeds star Kewell will link up with Michael Owen in an attacking partnership that should give Manchester United's Ruud Van Nistelrooy or Arsenal's Thierry Henry a run for their money.
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