London, March 16, 2025 (AFP) - Defiant Slot focuses on Liverpool Premier League push after League Cup woe

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2025-03-16
Arne Slot was defiant after his Liverpool side ended a miserable week with defeat to Newcastle in the League Cup final on Sunday, switching the focus to the team's Premier League charge. The painful 2-1 loss at Wembley comes four days after the Reds exited the Champions League on penalties against Paris Saint-Germain, giving a sense of anti-climax even though they are almost certain to be crowned league champions. Newcastle, picking up their firs......
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