The current champion of the English League Cupo Liverpool he has a difficult commitment in the round of 16. This Wednesday (30), from 4:30 pm (Brazilian time) the Red measuring forces with Brightonat the Amex Stadium, Brighton. The game is Live stream Disney + Premium.
In the event of a draw in normal time, the game goes to extra time and, if necessary, penalties. Here’s the main story on the latest editions of the English League Cup.
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Previously, if the game ended in a draw, the teams would face each other again to decide who would qualify. Due to the calendar, the FA defined the end of the “play-off” games for this season.
The teams who are among the best campaigns in the league are going head-to-head this Wednesday. Premier League. Liverpool are second in the standings, with 22 points, six above Brighton, in sixth place in the table. The difference is that, for the later clash, both tend to spare some of their key players.
Where to watch Brighton vs Liverpool?
The match between Brighton and Liverpool, this Wednesday (30), is after live stream on Disney + Premium.
Predictions for Brighton x Liverpool:
Nathália Ferrão: Brighton 1 x 2 Liverpool
Paulo Cobos: Brighton 1 x 3 Liverpool
Rodrigo Bueno: Brighton 0 x 3 Liverpool
Probable programs for Brighton and Liverpool:
Coach Gary O’Neil still has problems with Brighton’s scheduling. Brazilian striker João Pedro is one of the players in the medical department, as are Rutter, Minteh, March, Webster, Milner and O’Reilly.
Brighton’s likely range is: Stackan; Lamptey, Igor, Van Hecke and Estupiñán; Baleba, Adingra and Wieffer; Mitoma, Ferguson and Enciso.
At Liverpool, Arne Slot has to rotate the team again and save some players. The coach already knows that he will not have Alisson, Elliott, Chiesa and Diogo Jota, who are handed over to the medical department. However, the list of leaks could grow.
Liverpool should start the game with: Kelleher; Alexander-Arnold, Quansah, Gomez and Tsimikas; Endo, Gravenberch and Szoboszlai; Salah, Darwin Núñez and Gakpo.
Time.news Editor: Welcome to our special interview segment. Today, we’re diving into the upcoming clash in the round of 16 of the English League Cup. We have with us football analyst and expert, Dr. Emily Carter. Thanks for joining us, Emily!
Dr. Emily Carter: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to talk about this thrilling matchup.
Editor: Liverpool, the current champions, are facing Brighton this Wednesday at the Amex Stadium. What are your thoughts on this challenge for Liverpool?
Dr. Carter: It’s definitely a significant game for Liverpool. Brighton has shown resilience this season, and given their home advantage, they are a tough opponent. Liverpool, while performing well in the league, must remain sharp and focused, especially since this is a knockout stage.
Editor: You mentioned Liverpool’s league performance. They are currently second in the Premier League standings with 22 points. How does their league form impact their performance in cup competitions like the League Cup?
Dr. Carter: It plays a substantial role. A strong league campaign often boosts a team’s confidence and morale, which is crucial in knockout rounds. However, the cup competitions can bring unexpected challenges, as it’s a different format. Liverpool must balance their squad rotation to ensure they don’t neglect their league commitments.
Editor: That’s an interesting point. There’s a change in the rules this season regarding draws. The match will go to extra time and penalties if necessary, rather than a replay. How do you see this affecting the teams’ strategies?
Dr. Carter: The new rule certainly intensifies the pressure. Teams might be more conservative, especially if they believe they can grind out a draw and take the game to penalties. However, I expect both teams to go for the win, knowing the implications of advancing in the tournament. Liverpool has experience in high-pressure penalties, which could give them the upper hand.
Editor: Given Liverpool’s strong history in the League Cup and their depth of talent, do you think they are favorites in this matchup?
Dr. Carter: They certainly have the pedigree, and historically, they’ve performed well in this competition. However, Brighton’s recent form and their energy can’t be underestimated. It’s a cup game, so anything can happen—Brighton could very well pull off a surprise if Liverpool isn’t at their best.
Editor: Great insights, Emily! As we wrap up, what is your prediction for the game?
Dr. Carter: I believe it’ll be a closely contested game, perhaps going to extra time. But I’ll give a slight edge to Liverpool based on their experience and quality, likely winning by a narrow margin in penalties if it comes to that.
Editor: Thanks for your analysis, Emily. Fans will definitely be on the edge of their seats for this one! Make sure to catch the game live on Disney+ Premium this Wednesday at 4:30 pm, Brazilian time.
Dr. Carter: Absolutely, and thanks for having me! Excited to see how this unfolds.
Editor: Thanks to our viewers for tuning in! We’ll keep you updated with all the latest surrounding the English League Cup.