Liverpool head coach Arne Slot was honest with his assessment after losing to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup final. Three players summed up the difference between the sides.

Arne Slot has explained why Alexis Mac Allister was left marking Dan Burn from set-pieces during Liverpool’s painful Carabao Cup final defeat by Newcastle.It was a decision that had fans and pundits alike baffled as the Reds struggled notably to contain the threat of Newcastle’s towering defender from corners in the first half at Wembley.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has rejected the suggestion that his side were not as “hungry” as opponents Newcastle United during Sunday’s Carabao Cup final defeat. Newcastle won 2-1 at Wembley Stadium to secure their first domestic major trophy since the FA Cup in 1955.

Arne Slot’s success has been both surprising and refreshing. The club’s identity under Klopp was deeply entrenched, and many feared a post-Klopp decline. However, Slot has managed to retain Liverpool’s high-intensity philosophy while introducing a more structured and measured tactical approach.

Arne Slot's trophy potential from his first season at Liverpool is down to one after the Reds fell 2-1 to Newcastle United in the League Cup Final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.

Liverpool saw their Carabao Cup defence come to an end at the hands of Newcastle United on Sunday as Arne Slot's side suffered a 2-1 defeat at Wembley

Arne Slot watched on as Liverpool lost the Carabao Cup Final to Newcastle United. The scoreboard read Liverpool 1 Newcastle 2 at the final whistle but this only tells one small part of the story. This was a match where Arne Slot saw his Liverpool side dominated by Newcastle United throughout,

Liverpool's League Cup final defeat to Newcastle United saw Arne Slot made a whole host of poor decisions, which led to his side's misery.

Newcastle United's EFL Cup final delirium meant more March frustration for Arne Slot and Liverpool. The Magpies fans will party into the night outside Wembley - and back on Tyneside - as they sealed a first major trophy for 70 years.

Arne Slot gives backing as Reds line-up club record deal. 2024 was the opposite in the transfer window. Liverpool signed just one player for Arne Slot's s