Liverpool 1-2 Newcastle: Dan Burn, Alexander Isaac Goals deliver toon Carabao Cup win to end of 70-year trophy

Newcastle finished 70-year-old waiting on the main domestic trophy, as they beat Liverpool owners 2-1 at Wembley to win the Carabao Cup final.

The Magpies won the FA Cup final in 1955, but their next five appearances (three FA Cups, two league Cups) all ended in defeat -the last of which came in 2023, when they lost 2-0 of Man UTD in this fastening.

The top head of Newcastle’s boyfriend Dan Burn just before the interruption and the sublime end of Talisman Alexander Isak, just after the re -launch, was longed for by generations of victory.

And although the goal of the 94th minute is Federico Chies – confirmed after a long VAR examination – set a tense finale, it was not enough to help Liverpool find an equalizer that would send the game to extension.

“We wanted a proud football club today,” Eddie Howe said. “We are trying to break new soil and hope this is a turning point for us.”

Sky Sports Pundit Jamie Carragher concluded: “Newcastle not just won, they beat Liverpool.”

There was a lot of discussion about Newcastle Hoodoo in the upgrade of the game. Fans were desperate desperate to finish, and the players did not allow these expectations to be wearing them. The confident start held the black and white near Wembley vocals in the whole.

Jacob Murphy and Sandro Tonas conveyed decent capabilities from afar from afar as they looked to take advantage of a quick start, before Andy Robertson blocked the efforts of Isak and Kieran Trippier. Bruno Guimaraes then directed the header straight to Caoimhin Kelleher.

Liverpool managed only one goal in the first half and only two touches in the opposition box, so it seemed that it would only be Newcastle’s happiness to admit the penalty when the ball hit Trippier’s hand while trying to pull it out of the frame. Var examined the incident, but decided it was not bad to play.

In the first minute of the stop time, they received the award they deserved. The combustion burned in a box from the width, he met the drawn corner and planted a great header from 15 meters. They were a matter of dreams for a boyfriend toon fans.

It has become less than 10 minutes in the second half when Izak – a few moments after seeing the final processing of a close reach that it was excluded for the offsid – put a second into the lower left corner, after Jacob Murphy started Tino Lovrantto Cross in the invitation in the box.

Replacing Curtis Jones forced the top -notch savings with one hand from Nick Pope just before an hour, but despite the fact that the Arne slot effectively arranged the front four as the conclusion approached, it did not need an attack.

In the 94th minute, Chiesa broke through the goal and slid the ball home, but although initially marked offside, Var examined the incident, attracted the lines and awarded a goal about two minutes later. But it was too late for red. The damage was done.

Groove: Newcastle stood taller in great moments

Liverpool Main coach Groove::

“Newcastle were taller, stronger in a duel, both goals came from it. We have to be better with the ball, which is not so easy. At the moment when you have a ball we have to create more. We waited a moment.

“Usually in such a game it opens a little more, but we gave them a positive way of thinking to be 1-0 before halftime. That means they will fight even more for every other ball.

“All in all, Newcastle deserved a win. It was not about energy. They played over our press, a very smart, good idea. I continue to repeat themselves, they deserve this victory. The game started the way they wanted. It was a game of football the way they wanted to be.

“I think anyone who is Liverpool’s fan was pleased with what they saw, but sometimes it happens. It’s not the first time we have difficulties with Newcastle. It’s their compliment because we haven’t entered our rhythm.”

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