Liverpool reach the League Cup quarterfinals after defeating Arsenal in a penalty shootout
Liverpool's Curtis Jones, second left, celebrates with teammates at the end of the English League Cup football match between Liverpool and Arsenal at Anfield stadium in Liverpool, England on Wednesday, October 30, 2019.
In the shoot-out, Dani Ceballos' penalty was saved by 20-year-old Irish keeper Caoimhin Kelleher before Liverpool-born 18-year-old Curtis Jones converted the winning kick. "A crazy match. At the end, we were winning until the last action. Penalties are 50-50 and we lost. We are sad but we deserve more," Emery said.
Arsenal drew level in the 19th minute via an assist from the rarely used Mesut Ozil, who was making his only his third appearance of the season and his first since September 24. But Willock restored Arsenal's lead in the 70th minute with another contender for goal of the night, the midfielder sprinting away before unleashing a 25-yard rocket.
Solskjaer made just four changes, while Chelsea boss Frank Lampard made six and it was five-time League Cup winners United who came out on top as they enjoyed a third successive victory.
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