Liverpool Crush Tottenham to Secure Carabao Cup Final Spot
Alright, let’s talk about Liverpool’s dominant performance against Tottenham in the Carabao Cup semi-final. It wasn’t just a win—it was a statement. The Reds absolutely dismantled Spurs, sealing a 4-1 aggregate victory and booking their spot in the final at Wembley.
Coming into this match, Tottenham had a slight advantage after their 1-0 first-leg win. But let’s be honest, did anyone really think Liverpool wouldn’t turn it around at Anfield? From the first whistle, they were relentless. The pressing, the movement, the energy—it was classic Liverpool.
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Cody Gakpo opened the scoring in the first half, finishing off a perfect cross from Mohamed Salah. That goal set the tone, and from there, it was all Liverpool. Just minutes into the second half, Darwin Núñez won a penalty, and who else but Salah stepped up to slot it home? At 2-0, the comeback was complete, but Liverpool weren’t done yet.
Dominik Szoboszlai, who had an outstanding game, added a third after a brilliant assist from Conor Bradley. And to cap it off, Virgil van Dijk rose highest from a corner to power in a header, putting the game well and truly to bed. Meanwhile, Tottenham? They didn’t even register a single shot on target all night. That’s how one-sided this was.
Arne Slot, in his first season at Liverpool, is proving to be a master tactician. Taking over from Jurgen Klopp was never going to be easy, but he’s got this team firing on all cylinders. They’re not just winning games—they’re dominating them. With Liverpool still competing on multiple fronts, could this be the start of another historic season?
As for Tottenham, this was a painful reminder of how far they still have to go. Ange Postecoglou has done a great job instilling an attacking philosophy, but when it mattered most, Spurs looked lost. They had the lead from the first leg and just needed to manage the game, but instead, they completely collapsed.
So, Liverpool march on to Wembley, where they’ll face Newcastle on March 16. Another trophy is within reach, and if they keep playing like this, you wouldn’t bet against them adding more silverware to their collection.
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