Plymouth
Liverpool
Plymouth: 21. Hazard Co., 5. Pleguezuelo( till 67'), 17. Puchacz, 25. Katić, 29. Sorinola, 40. Talovierov, 20. Randell( till 72'), 11. Wright C., 18. Gyabi, 9. Hardie( till 81'), 15. Bundu( till 72')
Substitution: 44. Palsson(from 67'), 19. Boateng М.(from 72'), 26. Tijani Mu.(from 72'), 14. Obafemi M.(from 81')
Bench: 31. Grimshaw D., 4. Houghton, 2. Mumba, 28. Hajal, 30. Baidoo M.
Yellow Cards: Bundu 52', Sorinola 69', Hazard Co. 78', Talovierov 90'
Liverpool: 62. Kelleher, 2. Gomez( till 11'), 3. Endo W., 21. Tsimikas, 78. Quansah, 14. Chiesa F., 53. McConnell J., 19. Elliott H., 20. Jota, 98. Nyoni( till 76'), 7. Luis Díaz
Substitution: 52. Mabaya(from 11' till 58'), 9. Núñez D.(from 58'), 51. Kone-Doherty(from 76')
Bench: 56. Jaroš V., 65. Nallo, 77. Norris J., 17. Jones Cur., 73. Ngumoha
Yellow Cards: Nyoni 18', Mabaya 43', Elliott H. 52'
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Plymouth Argyle pulled off one of the biggest upsets in FA Cup history
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The 30-year-old midfielder's contract with Bayern Munich expires at the end of this season
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In the final Liverpool will face Newcastle United
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The winner of this tie will face Newcastle United in the EFL Cup final
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Mohamed Salah continues to etch his name into the history books of the Premier League
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The Cherries arguably deserved at least one goal for their efforts
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It was a dream debut for Ukrainian defender Maxym Taloverov
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The revamped UEFA Champions League has completed its main stage, marking a historic shift away from the traditional group-stage format
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Liverpool secured a comfortable 4-1 victory over Ipswich
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According to journalist Ramon Alvarez de Mon, Trent Alexander-Arnold has already signed a contract with Real Madrid
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Mohamed Salah has etched his name into Liverpool's history books once again after scoring his 50th European goal for the club in their 2-1 victory over Lille
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Liverpool secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Lille in the seventh round of the UEFA Champions League, with head coach Arne Slot achieving a significant milestone in the process
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Liverpool has etched its name into the history books once again, securing a record-breaking seventh consecutive win in the new format of the UEFA Champions League
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In the coming weeks, Portuguese forward Diogo Jota will be unavailable for Liverpool
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Brentford were as close as possible to taking points away from the English Premier League leaders
