While the Carabao Cup is labelled as the ‘Mickey Mouse Cup by some’, we here at JOE Media are celebrating it. Any cup ...

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But last week's Carabao Cup win over Liverpool hinted at a corner being turned. Although depleted themselves, Spurs should make the trip across north London sensing an opportunity. Alexander Isak ...

Premier League leaders Liverpool will travel to the Championship's bottom club Plymouth Argyle in the fourth round of the FA Cup, with Leyton Orient or Derby County drawn to face Manchester City.

Report as Liverpool cruised into the FA Cup fourth round via a routine win over Accrington Stanley; Diogo Jota's counter-attack strike and Trent Alexander-Arnold's wonder goal put Liverpool 2-0 up ...

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Liverpool debuted their youngest-ever starter, 16-year-old left-winger Rio Ngumoha. Alas, for those hoping for a shock, the FA Cup magic ended there as a home victory became inevitable once Diogo ...

Stanley weren’t able to pull off a classic FA Cup shock as Liverpool proved too strong in a 4-0 victory at Anfield. Diogo Jota opened the scoring after a quick breakaway and Trent Alexander ...

Liverpool eased into the fourth round of the FA Cup with a 4-0 victory over League Two side Accrington Stanley. The scoreline does not reflect the performance of the visitors who kept Liverpool at ...

Arne Slot has fuelled speculation that Federico Chiesa will leave Liverpool in January after benching him for their FA Cup clash against Accrington Stanley. Chiesa was the only player to join ...

This Saturday, Liverpool host Accrington Stanley at Anfield in an intriguing FA Cup third-round encounter. While the two clubs have never faced each other in a competitive match, Liverpool did ...

This is the first meeting between Liverpool and Accrington Stanley in all competitions, though the Reds did beat the original Accrington Stanley side 2-0 in the 1955-56 FA Cup third round.