The Independent
·16 de março de 2025
Liverpool vs Newcastle LIVE: Carabao Cup final team news and line-ups ahead of Wembley showdown

The Independent
·16 de março de 2025
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Looking forward to final, really want to win it - Slot
Liverpool and Newcastle United clash at Wembley with the first silverware of the season up for grabs in the Carabao Cup final.
Newcastle have not won a major domestic trophy in 70 years and the Magpies will travel down to London with high hopes of ending one of the longest droughts in British sport. Eddie Howe’s side lost the 2023 final to Manchester United and have endured a woeful record against Liverpool in recent years, with the Reds winning seven of their eight meetings since Howe took charge.
Liverpool are the Premier League champions elect but will be looking to win a first trophy under Arne Slot, having gone out of the Champions League to Paris Saint-Germain in midweek. They are the record winners of the League Cup and lifted a 10th title by beating Chelsea under Jurgen Klopp last season. Klopp’s final trophy at Liverpool could be followed by Slot’s first.
The final also puts two of the season’s outstanding forwards head to head as Mohamed Salah faces Alexander Isak. Salah could well be entering the final weeks of his Liverpool career, with his contract running out in the summer, while Newcastle will by relying on the in-demand Isak more than ever after losing Anthony Gordon to suspension.
Follow all the build-up and team news ahead of Liverpool vs Newcastle in the Carabao Cup final, below:
Newcastle are aiming to end a 70-year wait for a major domestic trophy when they face Liverpool at Wembley.
Their dream of ending that drought, which stretches back to the 1955 FA Cup final, is very much alive.
Newcastle’s last piece of significant silverware of any description came in the 1969 European Fairs Cup, have suffered during the intervening years.
The Magpies have not won a domestic trophy since 1955.
Jamie Braidwood16 March 2025 10:55
Newcastle have endured a tough run ahead of the Carabao Cup final, losing their first-choice left side after Anthony Gordon was suspended for three games and Lewis Hall suffered a season-ending injury. Sven Botman is also unavailable for Eddie Howe, who is yet to beat Liverpool while in charge of Newcastle.
Harvey Barnes and Tino Livramento should start at left wing and left back respectively, with Kieran Trippier starting at right back, while Alexander Isak and Joelinton were unavailable for Newcastle’s defeat to Liverpool late last month but are available to boost Howe’s side.
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