Here is your Liverpool morning digest for Thursday, December 23.
What Jurgen Klopp did at full time shows truth about Liverpool boss and the League Cup
The evening did not start well for Liverpool, who found themselves with a considerable task to overcome at half time.
A much-changed Reds team battled back against Brendan Rodgers’ comparatively full-strength Leicester side to create a memorable night at Anfield, clawing the game back to 3-3 before winning on penalties.
The Carabao Cup may not be Liverpool’s highest priority, given the club’s packed fixture schedule, with Jurgen Klopp often using the competition as an opportunity to test those on the fringes of the first team.
However, after witnessing a fighting performance that stirred the Anfield crowd, Klopp’s actions after the match showed the game mattered more to the German coach than he would have anticipated.
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Liverpool silence moronic chants from Leicester fans as stunning win sparks new priority
Liverpool booked their place in the final four of the Carabao Cup due to their impressive comeback spirit on Wednesday night.
The inexperienced side twice found themselves two goals behind against the current FA Cup holders - but Jurgen Klopp helped demonstrate the character that is within his squad.
Making a triple change at half-time, the introduction of first team names helped set the tone for another unforgettable cup result for those in attendance.
Having endured moronic chants from Leicester fans throughout the game, Liverpool supporters rejoiced at the victory, with Wembley now just one step away.
