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LONDON: Liverpool held their nerve to win the FA Cup for the first time since 2006 after a dramatic penalty shoot-out against Chelsea as the quadruple chasers kept their history bid alive on Saturday. Jurgen Klopp’s side won 6-5 on penalties at Wembley as Greek defender Kostas Tsimikas was the unlikely hero with the decisive kick after Alisson Becker kept out Mason Mount’s effort.
Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk are Champions League final injury concerns for Liverpool after picking up issues in the FA Cup final. Half an hour into the clash with Chelsea at Wembley, Salah went down clutching his groin. Ad/> The look of anguish on his face told a story, and he was replaced by Diogo Jota following a medical assessment on the pitch.
Liverpool almost made the perfect start to their FA Cup final against Chelsea, and they had their star right-back to thank as Trent Alexander-Arnold played a ridiculous through-ball to Luis Diaz with the outside of his boot.
Leeds United have not found scoring goals quite as simple this season as they made it look in their previous Premier League campaign.
Mohamed Salah was forced off with what looked to be a groin injury for Liverpool in the FA Cup final against Chelsea.
Alisson Becker was the spot-kick hero as Liverpool secured another penalty shoot-out triumph against Chelsea to win the FA Cup and keep their quest for an unprecedent quadruple alive.
The 150th edition of the FA Cup final delivered as Liverpool celebrated their first triumph in the competition since 2006, as Konstantinos Tsimikas slotted home the vital spot-kick to help his side defeat Chelsea 6-5 on penalties at Wembley Stadium. Liverpool made a bright start, and were comfortably on top in the early part of the game.
Alan Shearer could resist but give Gary Lineker the middle finger after he mocked him for his own FA Cup failure ahead of Liverpool’s clash with Chelsea.