Liverpool reached the final of the Carabao Cup with a dominant victory against Tottenham with one Reds star once again catching the eye after glowing praise from Arne Slot

Alexis Mac Allister has been a key player for Liverpool under Arne Slot - who has already reached the Carabao Cup final and built a six-point lead at the top of the Premier League

Keeper has started Liverpool’s last two League Cup finalsAlexander-Arnold out of Sunday’s FA Cup tie at Plymouth Arne Slot has said he cannot guarantee Caoimhín Kelleher will start the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle despite the goalkeeper’s contribution to Liverpool’s third final appearance in four seasons. Kelleher started Liverpool’s past two finals in the competition against Chelsea, keeping a clean sheet in both and scoring a penalty in the shootout victory over Thomas Tuchel’s team in 2022. The Republic of Ireland international had been assured of a starting role at Wembley by the former manager Jürgen Klopp as reward for his performances in previous rounds. Continue reading...

Trent Alexander-Arnold suffered a leg injury earlier this month and Liverpool boss Arne Slot has shared an update on the full-back's fitness following the Reds' win over Tottenham

Liverpool are riding high in the Premier League, are through to the last-16 of the Champions League, made the Carabao Cup final on Thursday night and face Plymouth Argyle in the fourth round of the FA Cup

Tyler Morton had been widely expected to leave Liverpool in the January transfer window, but the 22-year-old midfielder is now set for a long spell on the sidelines

Liverpool are flying under the guidance of Arne Slot in what is the Dutchman’s debut season, and one player in particular has made a stellar account of themselves

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot will get the chance to mark his maiden season at Anfield with silverware after guiding the Reds to the Carabao Cup final at Tottenham's expense

Arne Slot's Liverpool side have enjoyed a terrific season after going six points clear at the top of the Premier League, and the Dutchman has a chance to win his first silverware of the season

The head coach continues his pursuit of four trophies in his first season at Anfield, with Spurs the latest to be dismissed The Tottenham collapse, when it inevitably came, unfolded to Ange Postecoglou’s right. In his peripheral vision as he grimaced behind Liverpool’s second-half onslaught on the Kop goal was a coach who must ignite envy and admiration in every rival. How effortless Arne Slot makes this look. How serenely he has taken to English football, to succeeding a club legend, to reaching a Wembley cup final at the first attempt. How flawed others appear in comparison. A Carabao Cup final appearance eight months into the job can be added to Slot’s extensive list of Anfield achievements after a comfortable semi-final second leg victory over Spurs. Continue reading...

Liverpool manager Arne Slot is delighted to book his first place in an English final - but warns "it's only special if you can win things".

Ryan Gravenberch has recovered from being out of favour at Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp last season to being a pinnacle part of the team's title charge under Arne Slot - and Jamie Carragher paid the midfielder the highest of compliments

LIVERPOOL 4-0 TOTTENHAM: Goals from Cody Gakpo, Mo Salah, Dominik Szoboszlai and Virgil van Dijk ensured Arne Slot's winning machine keeps rolling as they stay in contention for a Quadruple

Ange Postecoglou mused recently about hope and the inherent futility of it with the way that things have gone for Tottenham this season. Every time the manager had seen “light at the end of the tunnel”, he said, it had “usually been an oncoming train”. It was an appropriate way to describe Liverpool, who did not so much roll into the Carabao Cup final, their first such showpiece under Arne Slot, as steamroll their way there. They refused to countenance any other outcome and they utterly flattened Spurs. Who can stop Liverpool this season? It is the question on everybody’s lips as they look down from the summit of the Premier League and eye glory in the Champions League and FA Cup, too. Continue reading...