Liverpool’s stars danced and celebrated all night after defeating Chelsea in a dramatic 120-minute match to win the Carabao Cup championship.
The final between Liverpool and Chelsea was extremely tense and dramatic, when midfielder Van Dijk scored the only goal with a header in the 118th minute to bring home the Carabao Cup championship.
This is considered an extremely excellent match for Liverpool as coach Jurgen Klopp had to use a squad full of young players who were not known to many fans, while Chelsea used the strongest squad with many experienced stars. make a name.
Van Dijk and his teammates danced and celebrated all night after defeating Chelsea and winning the Carabao Cup championship (Photo: Sky Sport).
So while Chelsea felt the loss at Wembley bitterly, the Liverpool players were just as excited. After raising the championship trophy and parading in front of fans on the field, coach Klopp’s team entered the dressing room and immediately opened a dancing party to celebrate all night long.
The video shows the entire Liverpool team dancing around the dressing room to the sounds of singer Dua Lipa’s hit ‘One Kiss’. The female singer’s melody is loved by the “Red Brigade” after becoming the soundtrack for their 2019 Champions League victory over Tottenham.
Extreme joy of Liverpool players after winning the Carabao Cup title (Photo: Sky Sport).
A year earlier, Lipa performed this song right after Liverpool’s defeat by Real Madrid in the final. And even though they lost, Liverpool fans still accepted the song as their own. Liverpool players also always love this song.
One fan commented on the scene of Liverpool players’ celebration: “The atmosphere is so wild, I just wish I could be there to celebrate with them.”
Liverpool players celebrate jubilantly after a grateful victory for coach Jurgen Klopp (Photo: Getty).
Another added: “What a great moment for the boys.” Another joked: “This scene is very appropriate before facing Southampton in the middle of this week.”
Meanwhile, speaking after the victory, Liverpool coach Klopp said: “I know there is an English phrase that you don’t win titles with a team full of children! So in my more than 20 years, This is probably the most special trophy I’ve ever won. It’s absolutely special.
I’m proud of everyone involved, I’m proud of our guys for the way they pushed us, I’m proud of the staff who created the atmosphere around where these guys can doing what they do best, I’m proud of us: the academy, my assistant coaches, so many things.
It has nothing to do with the fact that this could be my last match at Wembley. It’s about how everyone contributes, seeing the kids’ faces after the match.
Can you create football stories that no one will ever forget? It’s very difficult. If you find a similar story with academy kids going up against a top, top team and still winning? You can, but I don’t know.”
