Quote from: Issa56 on Today at 09:39:44 PM

I don’t even think anyone will doubt it that Liverpool will be getting a win in the match. I have no knowledge about Accrington Stanley, but I checked the matches that they have played this season, and from the result, we can see that their performance is not good, so a club like that can’t just compete with Liverpool. Accrington Stanley have been able to win their last two matches, but we can’t compare a League Two team with Liverpool.

No club in the world right now will even cherish to go against Liverpool in this current even the top clubs in the champions league not to talk of a third tier lower division club like Accrington Stanley, this will be a game for players on Liverpool bench who have hardly got a game time this season I don’t see them actually playing the likes of Salah and the other first eleven players. This might even be games for the academy boys to get their debuts, yes upsets can happen but I don’t think it will happen in this game.

Quote from: red4slash on Today at 09:47:54 PM

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Quote from: red4slash on January 09, 2025, 09:36:33 PM

But it will still be a tricky situation and Postecoglou will need to get his schemes right if they are to benefit from the second leg and qualify for the final. 1 Goal is still very easy to win especially for this second leg Liverpool will play home where for this season Anfield is still quite scary for several clubs who travel to this stadium so Postecoglou must try to implement a good scheme whether they will try to keep up with Liverpool's game which is sure the tempo will be fast because they are chasing the aggregate deficit or doing a defensive scheme with a note they must continue to focus on defense as they did in the first leg and wait for the momentum of a quick counterattack which sometimes this is still very difficult for Liverpool to anticipate because they always attack all out.

Tottenham won the first leg and mathematically have more chance to qualify than Liverpool but frankly speaking I don’t think this Tottenham side can actually defend the first leg win most especially that it is a fragile lead. Tottenham are easily one of the clubs in the league that can throw away a 3 goal lead in one half so having a one goal lead advantage isn’t something to actually rule out this electric Liverpool side out from. As for Tottenham and Ange Postecoglu I think this Should be their biggest game of all season considering how they have been longing for a trophy, defeating this Liverpool side leaves them with less fear of defeating anyone left in the competition again.

I don't think that Tottenham have a greater chance of qualifying for now, even though Tottenham are ahead in the first leg but I wouldn't consider them to have a greater chance of qualifying because in the end as I have said before, the 1 goal aggregate is still very easy to pursue especially for Liverpool. Not that I underestimate Tottenham in this case because they are also one of the good clubs but when talking about the probability remains Liverpool is still the favorite even though for the first Leg they lost by an aggregate of 1 goal.

So in this case maybe in terms of superiority now Tottenham is clearly 1 step away but in the end their test in the second leg will be much bigger than the first leg and Ange Postecoglou will have to try extra at Anfield later if indeed in the end they want to try to maintain this aggregate because after all the level of solidity and stability of performance for now Liverpool is far superior.