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Nottingham Forest academy manager Gary Brazil has taken to Twitter to commend both the first team and the supporters for their role in taking Liverpool to the wire yesterday evening, speaking after the two side’s FA Cup clash.
Former Derby County winger Alan Hinton was full of praise for another one of his old sides in arch-rivals Nottingham Forest after yesterday evening’s clash with Liverpool, saying Steve Cooper’s men have a bright future as he took to Twitter.
Blood Red: 'It's A Good Day' | Jurgen Klopp on Manchester United 0-5 Liverpool
Blood Red: 'It's A Good Day' | Jurgen Klopp on Manchester United 0-5 Liverpool
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp insisted his side were no-one's "dream draw" as he faced up to the prospect of taking on title rivals Manchester City twice in seven days in a league and FA Cup double.
Liverpool and Manchester City's bid for historic trophy-winning hauls will clash in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley next month after coming through their last eight ties in differing fashion on Sunday. City finally got the better of Southampton at the third attempt this season with a 4-1 win, while Liverpool needed a late Diogo Jota strike to see off Championship side Nottingham Forest 1-0. Forest had dumped out holders Leicester and Arsenal on their run to the last eight and could easily have caused another shock had the fine margins gone their way at the City Ground.
Liverpool left it late to book a Wembley semi-final against Manchester City, but Diogo Jota's 78th-minute goal was enough to end Nottingham Forest's valiant FA Cup run.
Dos entrenadores de época, que han tomado y transformado la Premier League como en su día hicieran Sir Alex Ferguson y Arsène Wenger. Dos equipos, el Liverpool y el Manchester City, que se citarán el fin de semana del 16 y 17 de abril en Wembley, en las semifinales de la FA Cup. Un fin de semana después de medirse en liga en el Etihad Stadium. Dos conjuntos que aspiran a todos los premios posibles, como en su día hicieran el propio Liverpool y el Nottingham Forest. El duelo de los cuartos de final del domingo sirvió de Delorean para la parroquia del City Ground. Viajaron momentáneamente a finales de los 70 y principios de los 80, cuando el Forest ganó dos Copas de Europa seguidas de la mano de Brian Clough.