Criticism of the introduction of coffee: "With such ability, Mandy should have stayed at the gate"
Bites to Chelsea's substitute goalkeeper who missed the crucial penalty: "Confused between a penalty and a goalkeeper kick".
Keller: "My penalty was to 'kick and hope for the best'".
And also: Krager's prophecy in half
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27/02/2022
Sunday, 27 February 2022, 22:02
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Summary: Chelsea - Liverpool 11:10 (League Cup final) (Sport 1)
Although it ended 0-0 after 120 minutes, Liverpool and Chelsea tonight (Sunday) provided the League Cup final to the Pantheon.
The game itself was fascinating with a number of goals disqualified due to a dissent, but the peak of tension came in the penalty shootout in which the first 21 kicks were accurate.
Whoever missed the last penalty was Chelsea goalkeeper Café Arisblaga, who replaced Edouard Mendy in the 119th minute, and his mistake allowed Liverpool to celebrate 10:11 in a duel and win a ninth title, more than any other team.
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Coffee came on in the 119th minute, kicked a penalty over the goal and Liverpool won 10:11
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The tragic hero.
Coffee (Photo: Reuters)
10:11 In the penalty shootout this is the highest result ever between two teams from the English Premier League in all competitions, and in the kingdom they were mainly concerned with the decision of Thomas Tuchel to make a late change between the posts.
"I know it was planned from the head, but when your goalkeeper has such a good game, you have to think again and leave it. Not only did Coffee miss, he also did not stop any penalties," Matt told him from the Telegraph.
Former Manchester United player and current commentator Gary Neville added that he "does not like these exchanges. It could have paid off, they are aware of the good balance that coffee has on penalties, but I still do not understand it. Mandy was great and recorded saves throughout the game "He experienced the final, he was hot."
Ex-Chelsea striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink joked: "Coffee got confused between a goalkeeper kick and a penalty, but it was a good goalkeeper kick."
In fact, the inscription may have been on the wall.
Mandy provided a tremendous double save in the first half, and Liverpool legend Jamie Krager said in the English half studio that "I wish coffee was at the gate, what a save. The first shot was very good, but after he got up and saved once again, he should be given credit".
Hasselbaink also added at half-time that "if Chelsea win, Mandy is the man of the match."
The Reds are celebrating.
Elliott (Photo: Reuters)
Liverpool, on the other hand, enthusiastically celebrated the win, with young Harvey Elliott dancing with a torch on the Wembley lawn.
Kaumin Keller, who had a chance to replace Allison between the Reds' beams and even scored his team's last penalty, said at the end: "Jürgen Klopp congratulated him on the penalty I scored, I'm so glad I scored. My kick was' kick and hope for the best '. I touched some balls. "They kicked me towards the Chelsea players, but their penalties were of high quality. It's crazy."
Jürgen Klopp said: "This is the start we want for the last straight of the season, but we are not stupid, we need many more things, also luck. Without the dissenting law it would have ended 5: 5, Chelsea were very strong. Nice to see that the choice of Clare paid off. "In the training complex, we have a wall with pictures of goalkeepers and the titles they have won, and now Kalhar will also be there."
Liverpool are now at their peak, and the 0-0 draw against the European champions was the first game in which they did not win after nine consecutive victories in all competitions.
"This could be a very special season for Liverpool," Krager concluded, while Neville added that "great credit should be given to Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool. Winning will create momentum for them, it's a great moment."
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