Jürgen Klopp’s side survived a late scare to book their place at Wembley
Liverpool squirmed into a record-extending 14th Carabao Cup final after a 1-1 draw at Fulham saw them through 3-2 on aggregate.
Ahead 2-1 after the first leg, the Reds took an early lead through Luis Diaz.
Fulham saw little of the ball but levelled through Issa Diop with 13 minutes to go when Harry Wilson crossed into the centre-back’s path.
Liverpool hung on to confirm their place in the final, though, at the expense of Marco Silva’s side, and they will face Chelsea at Wembley.
Dom Smith was at Craven Cottage to take in the action.
Caoimhin Kelleher 7
Saved well in the first half from Raul Jimenez and from Willian. It was a largely comfortable night for the Liverpool goalkeeper.
Conor Bradley 7
One Fulham fan called for Jimenez to tackle Bradley, shouting, “Come on, he’s No. 84; he can’t be that good.” But he is good. Played well again, except for slightly weak defending that allowed Fulham’s leveller.