Congratulations to Liverpool, Kloop is still proving he doesn't seem to be tired. But his departure seems to have other problems. With the current state of performance of course if I am the owner of Liverpool then I want him to stay and not leave. Liverpool's victory in the Carabao Cup may be the first title of the season there is a chance to add to the EPL champions. In addition they also have the opportunity to win the Europa League. So Kloop seems to want to give a beautiful impression when he leaves.
It was a very exciting match because the goal difference was very narrow—only one goal. Imagine if Chelsea succeeded in following the goal; then the result of the match would be a draw and would have ended much later. Luckily, Liverpool managed to score a goal in the last minute from Virgil van Dijk's kick. Hopefully, they will win. What Liverpool achieved in the EPL this season is an achievement that could trigger wins in several other ongoing leagues.
The Carabao Cup final game yesterday between Liverpool and Chelsea was undoubtedly a very entertaining game to football fans that aren't supporting any of the two clubs but a very nervous one for fans of the two clubs because of how intensed the game was. Before the extra time, the two teams saw their goals been ruled out for offsides while Chelsea did hit the bar on two different occasions but it was in the dying minutes of the second half of the extra time that Virgil van Dijk whose first goal in the game was ruled off for offside rose up to score a header that made sure Liverpool leaves the Wembley stadium with the league cup trophy.
Liverpool manager will be leaving the club at the end of the season and is trying to make sure he wins as many trophies as possible to use them as his farewell gifts to the club that's immensely supported him over the last seven seasons. Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochentino who initially took Tottenham Hotspur to the UEFA Champions League final in 2018/19 season but failed to win it once again left a final with an English club with the trophy and his facial expressions after the final whistle spoke volume of how frustrated he felt with that result. Chelsea were the better side on the pitch of you ask me but Liverpool were the lucky side and that's why they won.