Following their victory over Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final, Liverpool’s players celebrated into the night with a lively party featuring Dua Lipa.
Liverpool players celebrated all night following their victory over Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final.
In the Wembley changing room, the victorious team joyfully sang to the tune of Dua Lipa’s ‘One Kiss.’ Jurgen Klopp and his young Liverpool squad clinched a legendary victory at Wembley, securing the win with a late header from Virgil van Dijk during extra time.
Gary Neville’s term “billion pound bottlejobs” proved fitting as Chelsea suffered their sixth consecutive defeat in domestic cup finals.
Despite facing more challenges, Liverpool initiated the celebration in the locker room.
Van Dijk and his teammates gathered for a lively gathering after hoisting and parading the Carabao Cup across the field.
The Liverpool squad was captured reveling in the locker room, moving to the beats of “One Kiss” by Dua Lipa.
This song, having served as the anthem during Liverpool’s 2019 Champions League victory against Tottenham, has gained popularity among Reds supporters.
Interestingly, Lipa had played the same song a year before Real Madrid’s defeat to Liverpool in the championship.
Despite the loss, the fans embraced it as their own, and it’s clear that Liverpool’s players also cherish it.
In the midst of the upbeat music, the players enthusiastically danced, creating a lively atmosphere.
Their fans, particularly those in the capital, couldn’t get enough of the entertaining display.
“Wild atmosphere,” remarked one person.
“Absolutely,” agreed another.
“Perfect timing for the clash against Southampton on Wednesday,” commented one fan.
Another person added, “What a memorable moment.”
Jurgen Klopp is once more receiving acclaim as a prominent figure in the North West.
Virgil van Dijk emerged as the hero for the Reds in their recent victory.
Following the triumph, Liverpool manager Klopp remarked, “There’s an English saying that suggests you can’t win trophies with kids! This win is undoubtedly the most meaningful accolade I’ve received in my over two decades of competition. It’s truly exceptional.
“I take pride in everyone involved – our people who supported us, the staff who created an atmosphere where these boys could showcase their best, our academy, my coaches, and many more.
Whether or not this turns out to be my final game at Wembley doesn’t matter. What matters is the joy on the kids’ faces after the game, reflecting the collective effort of everyone involved.
“Can we craft football tales that will be etched in memory forever? It’s a truly daunting task.”
It was a celebration for the young talents of Liverpool.
“Discovering a similar narrative where academy youngsters substitute against a top-notch opponent and emerge victorious? (Can you achieve that?) I’m uncertain.”
