London (AP) — The joy on Jurgen Klopp’s face was unstoppable.
Deep into extra time on Sunday at Wembley, the English League Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester United was deadlocked at zero points. There would be a penalty shootout.

However, when tensions mounted, Klopp turned to face the Liverpool supporters, relished the occasion, and grinned widely. That Virgil van Dijk was going to score the game’s winning goal in the 118th minute to eventually overcome Chelsea’s resistance and give Liverpool a record-tyiIt is possible that he knew what was going to happening tenth League Cup trophy.

Perhaps not.

It would be amazing if I could see my goals coming. That would calm down a lot of my life’s moments,” Klopp remarked later, his voice raspy following the raucous celebrations that followed the presentation of his eighth trophy as Liverpool’s manager.

This Wembley final may be Klopp’s final one with the team as he steps down at the conclusion of the season.
He claimed he was just soaking it in and seeing a new Liverpool generation of players that might end up being his legacy long after he is gone.
Possibly not.

“It would be awesome if I could predict goals.” That would ease a lot of my life’s stressful periods, Klopp remarked afterwards, his voice raspy following the raucous revelries that followed the presentation of his eighth Liverpool manager title.

This might be Klopp’s final Wembley final with the team as he steps down at the conclusion of the season.
He claimed he was just soaking it all in and appreciating the players of the next generation at Liverpool, who might end up being his greatest legacy after he is gone.

“It was fantastic… We may never see anything like what I saw today. It’s that extraordinary. These aren’t the kinds of things that happen in football; it’s not like I’m watching from the sidelines.

It is without a doubt the most significant honor I have ever received in my more than two decades of life. It is very remarkable.
The 32-year-old captain of Liverpool, Van Dijk, may have created the game-winning moment, but Klopp was more excited about the actions of a number of young players who were called in to lessen Liverpool’s long injury list.
Of his victorious team, seven were younger than 21.

Jayden Danns, eighteen, took the stage for just his second senior appearance. James McConnell and Bobby Clark are both 19 years old.
Because of their efforts, Liverpool won despite the absence of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, and Mohamed Salah, among others, who were all injured.
“I heard outside that there’s an English saying, ‘You don’t win trophies with kids,'” Klopp remarked. That was unknown to me. Indeed, it is true.

“People ask me if I’m proud of this or that sometimes. I have no idea. I wish I had more frequent pride. This evening, I was overcome with the thought, “Oh my God, what is going on here?” I was pleased with all those who took part.

With a goal to end his career on a high note, Klopp appears set to win four trophies in his final year at Liverpool thanks to his victory.
His club is leading the Premier League right now and is still a strong contender for the FA Cup and Europa League. Even still, Klopp gave Liverpool fans another unforgettable day at Wembley, even if he is unable to add those trophies to the entire collection he has already delivered.

Before taking over at Chelsea, Mauricio Pochettino was unable to win any trophies with Southampton or Tottenham, so he would have to wait for his first piece of silverware in English soccer.
Despite having won three trophies, including the French league championship with Paris Saint-Germain, he has yet to have success in England.

Following a challenging league season, the pressure would have been lessened if Chelsea had won its first trophy.
“I have the same feelings as the players, if you ask them. Pochettino stated, “(It is) so painful and disappointing.” “I have less time than the players to win titles as a guy.” They have time because they are younger than I am. In football, it’s all about seizing the moment when it presents itself.

After dropping to the bottom of the Premier League with their 19th defeat of the year, Sheffield United’s players shown the wrong type of resolve.
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Sunday’s league-opening match took place at Molineux, with Wolves winning 1-0 thanks to a header from Pablo Sarabia in the thirtyth minute. However, the match may have been most remembered for the altercation between Vinicius Souza and Jack Robinson of Sheffield United.
A VAR review resulted from the teammates pushing one other during a heated argument.
Chris Wilder, the Blades manager, didn’t appear overly worried.

“That occurs three or four times a year at every club across the nation,” he claimed. At halftime, they were briefed on their duties. We spoke with the lads, and they seem okay and laid back.

Sheffield United’s loss put them eight points outside of safety.

On Monday, West Ham will host Brentford.

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