Liverpool tries to win the first cutlery of Arne Slots reign on Sunday when you compete in the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle United.
The defending champion will travel to Wembley in the second season after beating four different opponents of the Premier League on the way. West Ham United, Brighton & Hove Albion, Southampton and Tottenham Hotspur fell by the wayside, and Newcastle could be the next.
Liverpool has to recover from her disappointing and energy-adoling Champions League exit if you want to overcome one of your favorite opponents. A week that began with the speech of a height could end with heartache if you do your best to the capital.
So the red for the showpiece event can be made.
GK: Alisson – Slot has a big decision to make Liverpool’s start goalkeeper on Sunday. Caoimhin Kelleher played the majority of Carabao Cup games this season. However, the Dutch indicated that Alisson had retained his starting place during his press conference before the game.
RB: Jarell Quansah – After Trent Alexander-Arnold was injured and connected by Conor Bradley and Joe Gomez on the edge, Quansah is most likely to fill the emptiness that Liverpools No. 66 left. He wants to follow his English reputation with an impressive performance in Wembley.
CB: Ibrahima konate – The Frenchman was discovered in training on Friday when he divided doubts about his fitness. He will have the immense challenge of keeping Alexander Isak under closure.
CB: Virgil van Dijk – The match winner in the Carabao Cup final of last season will want to secure another large trophy with the Reds before a potential Field output this summer.
LB: Andy Robertson – Kostas Tsimikas supported van Dijk’s winner last year, but Robertson has established himself in the past few months as a clear left -back of the first election. He will be employed by the lively Jacob Murphy.
DM: Ryan Gravenberch – The strenuous midfield of Liverpool may be an area of the field that Newcastle wants to take advantage of on Sunday. Gravenberch has to unleash the best version of himself against Joelinton, Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes.
DM: Alexis Mac Allister – The World Cup winner and Copa America Champion is used to playing on the largest stages and winning its first cutlery in English football in the Carabao Cup final last year.
RW: Mohamed Salah – With Lewis Hall, Salah will probably lock horns with the similarly tireless Tino Livramento this weekend. The Premier League player of the month in February will aim to expand the 54 goal contributions that he has accumulated this season.
Am: Dominik Szoboszlai – Szoboszlai was nominated, but ultimately overlooked for the award, which was awarded teammates Salah, but the influential and relentless Hungarian won the men’s player of the month of Liverpool for February.
LW: Cody Gakpo – Gakpo’s absence was felt at meeting with Paris Saint-Germain, and Liverpool will integrate the Dutch as soon as possible after a small setback of injuries.
ST: Luis Diaz – Diogo Jota has not been a boil in the past few weeks and Darwin Nunez cannot be familiar with such a mammoth event. Diaz was supposed to lead the line on Sunday against a defense that Sven Botman misses.