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Diogo Jota's brace sees Liverpool book their spot in the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea as Jurgen Klopp's side seal a comfortable 2-0 semi-final second leg victory over 10-man Arsenal

Jurgen Klopp has brought Liverpool far greater glories than anything available in this competition but an appearance in a domestic cup final should be cherished on Merseyside just the same.

It is one of the modern game’s strange anomalies that Liverpool have won just one Wembley cup final in the last 15 years.

In that time, the Manchester clubs have won 12 between them and last night’s beaten opponents have won four. So a success is overdue for Liverpool and now, against Chelsea next month, they will have the opportunity.

Diogo Jota celebrates after scoring his second goal against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Thursday night
Jota clipped a finish over Aaron Ramsdale after latching on to a through ball from full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold

Jota clipped a finish over Aaron Ramsdale after latching on to a through ball from full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold

Ben White (left) andu00a0Takehiro Tomiyasu watch on as Jota doubles Liverpool's lead during the second half of the game

Ben White (left) and Takehiro Tomiyasu watch on as Jota doubles Liverpool's lead during the second half of the game

Jota wheels away in celebration after giving Liverpool a deserved two-goal lead in the Carabao Cup semi-final

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ARSENAL (4-1-4-1): Ramsdale 5.