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Chelsea beat Liverpool 6-5 on penalties to reach League Cup quarterfinals

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The last-16 encounter finished 1-1 in regulation after Morgan Rogers and Cody Gakpo each converted penalties within a three-minute span during the first half. In the shootout, both teams faltered from the spot, with Valentin Barco striking the woodwork and Kostas Tsimikas misfiring before Giorgi Mamardashvili made a crucial stop. Joe Gomez converted his attempt before Wesley Fofana shot over the bar to seal the 6-5 victory. The progression secures a quarter-final fixture against Bournemouth for the victorious hosts.

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  • Liverpool secured passage to the League Cup quarter-finals where they will face Bournemou…: Liverpool secured passage to the League Cup quarter-finals where they will face Bournemouth.
  • Andoni Iraola recorded his third consecutive home victory as Liverpool manager with this…: Andoni Iraola recorded his third consecutive home victory as Liverpool manager with this shootout triumph.
  • Visiting manager Xabi Alonso suffered his third career managerial defeat at Anfield follo…: Visiting manager Xabi Alonso suffered his third career managerial defeat at Anfield following past losses with Bayer Leverkusen and Real Madrid.

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After a 1-1 draw in normal time, Chelsea win 6-5 to edge a narrow win after penalties in last-16 match at Liverpool.

Liverpool beat Chelsea 6-5bin a dramatic penalty shoot-out to reach the English League Cup quarter-finals.

In a clash between childhood friends Andoni Iraola and Xabi Alonso, it was the Liverpool manager who took the bragging rights in the last-16 tie at Anfield on Wednesday.

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A 1-1 draw in normal time set the stage for the shoot-out as Chelsea’s Morgan Rogers netted from the spot, only for Cody Gakpo to equalise with a penalty of his own just before half-time.

Chelsea’s Valentin Barco hit the post in the shoot-out before Liverpool’s Kostas Tsimikas wasted a chance to…

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