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LIVERPOOL 1 - 0 SHREWSBURYLIVERPOOL
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Shrewsbury’s Ro-Shaun Williams scores the decisive own goal. Photograph: Martin Rickett/PA As the youngest team in Liverpool’s history celebrated reaching the fifth round of the FA Cup it was not hard to imagine Jürgen Klopp, laptop and beer at the ready, affording himself a wry smile on holiday. His gamble, his disrespect, his principled stand against football congestion, call it what you will, had paid off. Liverpool’s youth made their own point – they were far too accomplished for Shrewsburyand worth
considering at Chelsea next time out. Another Anfield victory ended with Liverpool’s manager punching the air in front of the Kop but, with Klopp absent, it was Neil Critchley who revelled in the moment and a performance that obeyed his pre-match instructions. “The boss was in touch this afternoon with some words of advice and encouragement,” revealed Critchley. “Play the Liverpool way, go for it. That is what the first team do. This is how we play, this is what we stand for and you had better be ready for it. We had a message from the staff afterwards that he is absolutely delighted with the performance and buzzing.” NEWCASTLE’S ALLAN SAINT-MAXIMIN SINKS OXFORD WITH STUNNING LATEWINNER
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Progress was secured courtesy of a calamitous own goal by the Shrewsbury defender Ro-Shaun Williams and abetted by VAR’s decision to disallow Shaun Whalley’s header for the visitors, but there was no disputing the merit of Liverpool’s win. The average age of Liverpool’s starting line-up was 19 years and 102 days. It featured four debutants in Adam Lewis, Liam Millar, Jake Cain and Leighton Clarkson. They were forced to wait 15 minutes before playing in front of a capacity Anfield crowd for the first time with kick off delayed by a crash on the M62 that impacted on match traffic. They handled the step-up effortlessly while Shrewsbury floundered badly. Sam Ricketts’ sLeague One side did not produce a shot on target as they failed to rediscover the energy and belief that brought them back from two goals down in the first encounter. “I feel for the players,” the Shrewsbury manager said. “They worked so hard to get here but our 39th game of the season caught up with us. We couldn’t get near them or impose ourselves on them. Maybe we should have a winter break.”,
were prominent as the home side dictated proceedings. Their superior technique and natural confidence was obvious although opportunities to make it count were limited in the first half. Jones drilled a free-kick straight at the goalkeeper Max O’Leary. Williams went close with a low drive that sailed wide of the far post and he saw another effort blocked by Scott Golbourne. Liverpool were composed, sharp and feeding off the support of the crowd. Shrewsbury were remarkably flat by comparison. Even taking their struggles in League One into account, the visitors were underwhelming. They may have been unable to rise to the occasion due to Liverpool’s dominance of the ball but the Shrews failed to make their physical advantage count and rarely threatened CaoimhinKelleher’s goal.
Williams had the majority of Liverpool’s chances despite operating on the right of defence. Trent Alexander-Arnold’s spirit of adventure has evidently rubbed off. The Wales Under-19 player swept a half volley over before being denied by O’Leary’s instinctive save with his feet following an incisive pass from Elliott. FA CUP ROUNDUP: WAYNE ROONEY SCORES TO SET UP MANCHESTER UNITEDREUNION
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Ricketts introduced Daniel Udoh for the injured Callum Lang and the substitute made an immediate impact, spinning away from Williams and crossing for David Edwards to force a fine close range save from Kelleher. The rebound looped up for Whalley to convert but then came the dreaded wait for VAR. It found Udoh had been offside in the build-up and the celebrations switched from the Shrewsbury end to the rest of Anfield as the goal was disallowed. Edwards urged his teammates to keep their heads amid the deflation. Unfortunately for Shrewsbury and their hopes of a lucrative trip to Stamford Bridge, Williams used his with dire consequences. There were 15 minutes remaining when O’Leary threw the ball towards the substitute Jason Cummings, Shrewsbury’s two-goal hero last time out, but Liverpool’s Williams intercepted easily. He returned the ball deep into the Shrewsbury area where the central defender, unaware that his goalkeeper was coming to collect, headed over O’Leary and into his own net. The kids were through, deservedly so.MATCH STATS
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* Liverpool Off target 3* Shrewsbury 4
* Liverpool On target 0* Shrewsbury
* Corners 14
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* Fouls 1
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* 62 Kelleher
* 76 Williams __
* 51 Hoever
* 72 van den Berg
* 46 Lewis
* 84 Clarkson
* 68 Chirivella
* 80 Cain
* 67 Elliott
* 49 Millar
* 48 Jones
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* 56 Gallacher
* 69 Dixon-Bonner (s 90')* 77 Boyes (s 90')
* 81 Bearne
* 93 Norris
* 53 Hardy (s 82')
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* 17 Love __
* 24 Ebanks-Landell
* 5 Williams
* 3 Golbourne __
* 2 Pierre
* 4 Edwards
* 28 Laurent
* 7 Whalley
* 9 Lang
* 22 Goss
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* 1 Murphy
* 6 Beckles
* 12 Sears
* 15 Walker (s 82')
* 23 Udoh (s 57')
* 35 Cummings (s 74')* 42 Hart
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With reduced prices, it was £15 for adults, fiver for OAPs and a quid to get in for kids. Could have got the whole squad in for 20 notes and bought them all a Mr Freeze each.Jump to comment
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Credit to the young players tonight for their spirit, determination and courage. Vindication for Klopp given the hand he was played by the FA in organising a mid winter break just after the fourth round of the FA Cup. Well done to Neil Critchley also for his preparation for thegame tonight.
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who was the liverpool captain, jones or elliott?Reply
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Time to rename Anfield to Dreamland, In another 2 months, they will be THE best football team in History. The best team at any sport, in the history of Sport in the world, Knighthood for Herr Klopp, and Lordships for THE best team ever. Scouser's rule the World, Please do for Britain what you have for Liverpool.Reply
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With Chinese travel bans in place, how are Premier League clubs coping with the huge loss of match day supporters?Reply
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Great to see and a deserved victory - but yet another example of VARbeing used wrongly
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The FA Cup is a joke. Time to modernise it or get rid of it.Reply
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Guardian rewriting history here. The FA cup was not run by the FA and the safety certificate at Hillsbrough was up to date.Reply
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SO for the deleted post. The Guardian pretty much following the exact narrative of the S*n To be honest I exppected better from the Guardian but in this day and age, sadly, I am absolute not surprised :(Reply
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I think if you have a subscription the highlights are on Lfc tv go tomorrow or whatever it's called. Disappointed it wasn't carried live on terrestial, BT or whoever else actually holds the rights for these games besides the BBC. It would also have been nice for the kids at the game (ie the ones on the pitch and some in the family section) to be on live tv again. Maybe this is the way forward, have the first game against lower league opposition as a first team squad, and then have the u23's play in any replay. It would allow lower league teams one opposition to play against the first team players. and then the opportunity for the lower league team to compete against the U23's. This would give the u23's experience, and the lower league team another chance to go through. I would have the above in the 3rd/4th rounds of the FA cup as after that almost all teams will automatically play their strongest squads.Reply
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Nothing to do with rights, apparently it was the FA themselves who decreed there would be no broadcast of this game in some sort of childish rebuke to Liverpool over their decision to let the u-20splay.
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Just like everybody else who has challenged Liverpool this season. theFA lost.
The game was widely available unofficially, the club they were trying to rebuke for fielding an under strength side won, and not against the run of play, so they've managed to disrespect two teams, lose global audience and look like churlish arses. That's really quite an achievement for a single decision if you stopand think about it.
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I'm a little confused. Did the FA refuse to broadcast this game because they object to a big club giving young players, many of whom were English, genuine responsibility rather than 5 minutes safely cocooned by senior players at the end of an already won game? ... or is it that they have something against Shrewsbury and a desire to spoil their player's big day out at Anfield?#Respect
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The game is set. LFC should tell the FA to fuck off if they want our players in a friendlyReply
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..as an interim solution until we can get international friendliesbanned altogether.
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To all of the opposition fans slagging us off for playing our younger players tonight, here's something else for you lot to boil piss to.Reply
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The game sounded a lot closer on the radio, although the stats, and the match report suggest otherwise. Fantastic win for Liverpool, although it might to be hard to keep the kids feet on the ground. I did feel sorry for Williams and his og when I saw it later, although I think he probably did have to try and clear it, as the Liverpool player might have got to it anyway. To be fair I felt sorry in the first match when Love concede an og, and that came back to bite me when Shrewsbury forced the replay. This season is getting better all the time; what a way to banish 30 years of not winning the league. Yes, I think Liverpool are going to win the league. The bread and butter as Shankly (such a wise man)said.
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It was quite clear which was the better side for the vast majority of the match, whether that was going to translate in to an actual win in 90 minutes might have been a little more ambiguous.Reply
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What a mockery of the hallowed FA Cup, sending out this ragtag bunch of kids to get slaughte...Oh.
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It is not often that you see stats like one foul in the entire match or indeed one yellow card for every foul !! Jeez, but the ref could have given the kid a breakReply
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Club decides to give the stage entirely to its young players. Their coach gets the chance to work in front of a big crowd. Club makes kids' tickets cheap so kids can come and see the youngsters play. Respected senior player asks to come and be there. Team plays well and wins. Large crowd really appreciates how young guys played. Inherent harmony threads through. I'm looking for a downside in all this and Idon't see it.
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Yet club give Shrewsbury what they would have earned from a full pricematch.
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You neVAR win anything with kids ...Reply
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Harsh result for Shrewsbury. They scored 4 of the 5 goals in both matches.Reply
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An ex-ManUtd player scored one of those.Reply
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two actually I think Donald Love was a ex unitedReply
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The kids are alright.Reply
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Teenage mutant ninja turtle footballers.:o)
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Playing the kids is fine if you win. And honestly this game will do those young players a huge favour, the experience of playing in front of a full stadium is something else. I guess we'll have to play a bit more of a proper team in round 5, no offence Shrews but a Premier League opponent is a different kettle offish.
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As we saw with Villa.Reply
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I'm a red, but it's got to be said that Shrewsbury were very unlucky to have that goal ruled out. Really excited to see the youngsters make their mark though. They were the better team overall. Brains beat brawn.Reply
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I think the under tens should be adequate in future matches againstManchester United
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BTW - anyone offering odds yet on the 2025-26 season? I kinda like our chances. Class of 92 had four who made it. We've got a full XI, and TAA at 21 too for God's sake!Reply
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