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Marcelo Bielsa hopes Leeds United will be able to call on both Kalvin Phillips and Liam Cooper ‘in a week or two’ with both players in the final stages of their recovery.
Harvey Elliott made a fairytale return for Liverpool by scoring in a 3-1 FA Cup fourth round win over Cardiff in his first appearance since suffering a serious ankle injury in September. Elliott was introduced off the bench alongside new signing Luis Diaz after Diogo Jota's header had opened the scoring early in the second half. Diaz made an instant impact by teeing up Takumi Minamino to double Liverpool's lead. But the biggest cheer was reserved for Elliott when he fired home on the volley 14 minutes from time. Rubin Colwill pulled a goal back for the Bluebirds, but it is Liverpool who will meet Norwich at Anfield in the last 16.
Liverpool — Jurgen Klopp labelled Harvey Elliott's goalscoring return in Liverpool's 3-1 FA Cup fourth round win over Cardiff as a "fairytale" after five months out with a serious ankle injury.
Harvey Elliott marked his return from injury with his first Liverpool goal as Jurgen Klopp's side beat Cardiff 3-1 at Anfield to set up a FA Cup fifth-round tie against Norwich.
Elliott was introduced off the bench alongside new signing Luis Diaz after Diogo Jota's header had opened the scoring early in the second half. Diaz made an instant impact by teeing up Takumi Minamino to double Liverpool's lead. But the biggest cheer was reserved for Elliott when he fired home on the volley 14 minutes from time.
An impressive first-half performance wasn't enough to prevent Cardiff City going down to a 3-1 defeat to Liverpool in the FA Cup fourth round at Anfield.
Liverpool reached the fifth round of the FA Cup for only the second time in seven seasons as they saw off a weakened but spirited Cardiff City.