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Liverpool beat Chelsea on penalties in the FA Cup final as Alisson Becker, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Sadio Mané and Luis Díaz all impressed.

Milner showed levels of intensity that someone turning 37 on his next birthday should not be able to in the Wembley heat. Apart from that, he was exceptional, up to and including the penalty shoot-out. Romelu Lukaku is a completely different type of player — equally as hard to play against at his peak — but Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konaté largely stood strong. This time, the team in yellow could not stop him from dominating. At some point, the goals will start to flow. Here are the five things Liverpool.com spotted at Wembley as the game unfolded.

Liverpool face Chelsea in the FA Cup final this evening, looking to win a second trophy of the season. We're live to bring you the latest on a huge day at ...

Liverpool beat Chelsea on penalties to win the FA Cup on Saturday and there were many memorable moments captured on film inside Wembley Stadium.

While there was a lot to capture and take away from a fabulous afternoon in London, some photos stood out more than others. It was a close match, with Jurgen Klopp's side hitting the woodwork multiple times throughout the course of the 90 minutes. Like in February, it was Jurgen Klopp's side who emerged victorious after Mason Mount's spot-kick was saved by goalkeeper Alisson.

The national anthem was once again played before the showpiece final at Wembley owing to tradition but Liverpool fans did not react in a positive manner to ...

Thomas Tuchel’s troops eventually managed to get a foothold at Wembley though, with the Reds having been struck down by a couple of injury issues. If they give that sign the reason might be a bit in the past. Some will certainly be questioning why Reds’ fans hold such disdain for the tune but it appears that the booing can be traced back to the 1980s.

Liverpool welcomed a special guest to their Wembley dressing room following their FA Cup final win over Chelsea.

I hope he will be fine." But after Liverpool’s dramatic penalty shootout win over Chelsea at Wembley, Zakaria was invited inside the Reds dressing room to party with Jurgen Klopp’s side. Zakaria hasn’t played football since being diagnosed back in 2019.

It was dramatic and it was tense but Liverpool got the job done with yet another penalty shootout, holding their nerve against Chelsea to win 6-5 on ...

Offered plenty of assistance running the opposite direction while exploiting the half-spaces with the chance to then turn at the other – his touch and final decision-making letting him down at times. As part of a midfield trio starting together for the first time, Thiago shone. Joel Matip (on for Van Dijk, 91′) – 8 – Not easy to step into a pressurised situation at the start of extra-time, but Matip took it in his stride. Hopefully, it was only cramp at the death. Not to worry. Fingers crossed all will be well.