The stage is set | Wembley Awaits
It's funny how I'm being very enthusiastic about winning this game because the last cup final we played was just a couple of weeks ago and we played Chelsea in that final. It was a delectable game with pure splendour and both Liverpool and Chelsea gave their best for the whole 120 minutes. The scores had to be settled after 22 penalties were played. You can imagine that kinda game.
Today, we will be facing the same opponent in another cup final. Yeah, it's Chelsea vs Liverpool in this year's FA Cup Final. Of course, I rep the reds.
C'mon Liverpool. Let's do this!
I've seen my fellow Liverpudlians who are saying that this is going to be a sure-win for Liverpool. Hmmm. Anyone that thinks we are going to have an easy ride against Chelsea is genuinely not knowledgeable about football.
Trust me, regardless of whatever they may be facing as a team or whatever may be going on about the club's management, a cup final against this Chelsea side will never be a walk in the park. They have quality players, they have a manager who is not ready to lose another cup final and these guys had an easy run against the team they played in midweek. So, they have the talent and they have a good winning mentality at the moment.
The good news is, Chelsea will be up against a Liverpool side that has bagged a trophy this season and they are hungry for more. It's never going to be an easy run against Liverpool. I know how hard it can be for any team in the world to go toe to toe vs Liverpool. It is really hard. Once you show any sign of tiredness, they will hunt you down.
That being said, we are all pumped up and waiting for this game. The stage is set and Wembley Stadium awaits another interesting cup final between Chelsea and Liverpool.
Like Rory will always say, this is going to be another 'delectable medley of footballing splendour'.
It would be nice to see multiple goals in this with very skilful gameplay, but at the moment, all I care for is a win by Liverpool. It doesn't matter how they do it. Even a 1-0 win would be a good one.
Of course, because of the games we still have to play, it will be nice for Liverpool to bury this game within an hour so that fresh legs can be introduced, but whatever happens, let's get a win here. Not asking for too much.
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Cos, you got me confused, when I opened your post I didn't see that point at the beginning... 🥺
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