This Sunday at Wembley, defending champions Liverpool face Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final, with both sides eager to capture silverware amid high stakes.
The Merseysiders experienced a heart-breaking penalty shootout exit recently; however, they have not lost back-to-back matches this term. Consequently, their ability to bounce back may prove crucial.
Last season, Liverpool celebrated a record-extending triumph with a youthful line-up known as ‘Klopp’s kids.’ Now, Arne Slot steps in to bring the trophy home, and he faces challenges from an injury-hit backline.
Historically, Liverpool have enjoyed success against Newcastle United by winning most encounters at Anfield. Moreover, the Toon Army will fill the stands, eager to see their side claim a major domestic trophy since 1955.
Newcastle United tasted victory in London this week with a narrow 1-0 win over West Ham United. In addition, they bolstered their confidence by defeating Arsenal convincingly in the semi-final, and Anthony Gordon played a key role in both matches.
However, Newcastle confronts further difficulties as they cope with Anthony Gordon’s suspension and the injury to Lewis Hall. Therefore, manager Eddie Howe must devise fresh strategies to counter these setbacks.
The contest will also feature a riveting duel between Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah and Newcastle’s Alexander Isak. Furthermore, Mohamed Salah has impressed with his recent goal contributions, while Alexander Isak remains a constant threat in attack.
Additionally, a hot statistic adds extra intrigue: only one of the last seven Carabao Cup finals has seen both teams score during regular time. This fact suggests that goals may prove elusive, intensifying the final’s drama.
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