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MATCH DAY !!
Capital One Cup | Semi Final 2nd Leg
CHELSEA vs LIVERPOOL
Kick Off : 3:40 AM
Venue : Stamford Bridge
Live : 810 / 831 HD
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Capital One Cup | Semi Final 2nd Leg
CHELSEA vs LIVERPOOL
Kick Off : 3:40 AM
Venue : Stamford Bridge
Live : 810 / 831 HD
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MATCH DAY !! Capital One Cup | Semi Final 2nd Leg CHELSEA vs LIVERPOOL Kick Of...
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MATCH DAY !!
Capital One Cup | Semi Final 2nd Leg
CHELSEA vs LIVERPOOL
Kick Off : 3:40 AM
Venue : Stamford Bridge
Live : 810 / 831 HD
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Capital One Cup | Semi Final 2nd Leg
CHELSEA vs LIVERPOOL
Kick Off : 3:40 AM
Venue : Stamford Bridge
Live : 810 / 831 HD
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is looking forward to locking horns with former mentor Jose Mourinho once again - this time with a Wembley place at stake.
Rodgers has high hopes of getting one over the Portuguese when he takes his Liverpool side to Stamford Bridge for the second leg of their Capital One Cup semi-final on Tuesday night.
That was something he failed to achieve last season, most notably as the Reds slipped up at the Londoners' hands in the Premier League run-in in April, suffering a defeat that proved costly to their title chances.
Rodgers, who worked as Mourinho's assistant during his first spell in charge at Chelsea, was also beaten at Anfield in November but last week's 1-1 first-leg draw has offered plenty of hope.
"I always say it is about the teams on the field but knowing him, and how Jose works and how competitive he is, I really enjoy the challenge," said Rodgers, 42, who coincidentally shared a birthday with Mourinho, 10 years his senior, on the eve of the match.
"The game last week was fantastic, it was a top-level game. We were at a really good level.
"Jose's record speaks for itself. He is a world-class manager and will always have that competitive edge. Your teams have to be at the maximum to get a result.
"We respect the opponent but we have got nothing to fear in the game. We are a team that is in a good moment. We are playing well, working well. We know we can go there and win."
Victory for Liverpool would increase Chelsea's agony after their shock FA Cup loss to League One Bradford at home on Saturday.
Chelsea surrendered a 2-0 lead to lose 4-2 to the West Yorkshire team, much to the delight of a large and jubilant away following.
Rodgers said: "What is also key, and very important for us, is our supporters.
"Bradford City had an incredible support. That second half when they were attacking the goal with all their supporters - they made a great noise. It felt like a real great vibe for the team.
"We know that everywhere we travel, the travelling Kop is amazing. To go and have them with us in a semi-final should make it really exciting. We will hope to do them justice and get to the final."
Mourinho branded his side's loss to Bradford a disgrace. As usual with the Chelsea boss, his words are being read on different levels, with one inference that he is trying to elicit a reaction from his players, but Rodgers takes them on face value.
He said: "I didn't see it as a ploy. I didn't see it as anything other than he analysed the game and felt, playing against a lower-level opponent, whatever team he put out, they should win, especially at home.
"I don't think there was anything in it other than bitter disappointment that they lost."
Liverpool could be boosted by the return of star striker Daniel Sturridge after five months of injury frustration.
The 25-year-old England international, who has not played for the Reds since August, mainly because of thigh problems, is now back in full training and close to a comeback.
Rodgers was due to assess the player before travelling but stressed he will not play - or even be in the bench - if he is not considered fully ready.
"It is no good having the psychological threat if he can't play," added Rodgers. "It is just assessing whether the risk is worth it. If not then he'll hopefully be ready by the weekend. If he is on the bench it means he can contribute."
Watch Chelsea v Liverpool in the Capital One Cup semi-final live on Sky Sports 1 on Tuesday from 19:00
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Capital One Cup: Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers relishing another clash with Jose Mourinho's Chelsea
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is looking forward to locking horns with former mentor Jose Mourinho once again - this time with a Wembley place at stake.
Rodgers has high hopes of getting one over the Portuguese when he takes his Liverpool side to Stamford Bridge for the second leg of their Capital One Cup semi-final on Tuesday night.
That was something he failed to achieve last season, most notably as the Reds slipped up at the Londoners' hands in the Premier League run-in in April, suffering a defeat that proved costly to their title chances.
Rodgers, who worked as Mourinho's assistant during his first spell in charge at Chelsea, was also beaten at Anfield in November but last week's 1-1 first-leg draw has offered plenty of hope.
"I always say it is about the teams on the field but knowing him, and how Jose works and how competitive he is, I really enjoy the challenge," said Rodgers, 42, who coincidentally shared a birthday with Mourinho, 10 years his senior, on the eve of the match.
"The game last week was fantastic, it was a top-level game. We were at a really good level.
"Jose's record speaks for itself. He is a world-class manager and will always have that competitive edge. Your teams have to be at the maximum to get a result.
"We respect the opponent but we have got nothing to fear in the game. We are a team that is in a good moment. We are playing well, working well. We know we can go there and win."
Victory for Liverpool would increase Chelsea's agony after their shock FA Cup loss to League One Bradford at home on Saturday.
Chelsea surrendered a 2-0 lead to lose 4-2 to the West Yorkshire team, much to the delight of a large and jubilant away following.
Rodgers said: "What is also key, and very important for us, is our supporters.
"Bradford City had an incredible support. That second half when they were attacking the goal with all their supporters - they made a great noise. It felt like a real great vibe for the team.
"We know that everywhere we travel, the travelling Kop is amazing. To go and have them with us in a semi-final should make it really exciting. We will hope to do them justice and get to the final."
Mourinho branded his side's loss to Bradford a disgrace. As usual with the Chelsea boss, his words are being read on different levels, with one inference that he is trying to elicit a reaction from his players, but Rodgers takes them on face value.
He said: "I didn't see it as a ploy. I didn't see it as anything other than he analysed the game and felt, playing against a lower-level opponent, whatever team he put out, they should win, especially at home.
"I don't think there was anything in it other than bitter disappointment that they lost."
Liverpool could be boosted by the return of star striker Daniel Sturridge after five months of injury frustration.
The 25-year-old England international, who has not played for the Reds since August, mainly because of thigh problems, is now back in full training and close to a comeback.
Rodgers was due to assess the player before travelling but stressed he will not play - or even be in the bench - if he is not considered fully ready.
"It is no good having the psychological threat if he can't play," added Rodgers. "It is just assessing whether the risk is worth it. If not then he'll hopefully be ready by the weekend. If he is on the bench it means he can contribute."
Watch Chelsea v Liverpool in the Capital One Cup semi-final live on Sky Sports 1 on Tuesday from 19:00
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Capital One Cup: Brendan Rodgers looking forward to locking horns with former mentor Jose Mourinho again
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Mario Balotelli: Staying at Liverpool, says his agent Mino Raiola
Sky Sports News HQ reporter Paul Gilmour has spoken exclusively with super-agent Mino Raiola, who gives an insight into life at Liverpool for his client Mario Balotelli.
Liverpool and Balotelli have struggled to adapt to the needs of the other, but the Italy striker is happy at the club according to his agent.
Mino Raiola, who also includes Paul Pogba and Zlatan Ibrahimovic as clients, believes the Italy international will return "stronger than ever.".
"Yes, he is happy at Liverpool," said Raiola after Balotelli was left out of the squad to face Bolton in the FA Cup at the weekend.
"Nobody is happy to be left out but he reacted in a professional way."
Balotelli arrived at Anfield with a tough act to follow after the prolific Luis Suarez scored 31 Premier League goals on the way to a tilt at the title.
"They are different players," he added. "Liverpool knew that and people need to know he is not Suarez. Mario needs to adapt and Liverpool need to adapt."
Following the summer move from AC Milan, Balotelli is yet to register a Premier League goal and has started just eight games after problems with injury and form.
Raiola continued: "He was injured and moved to a big club. Mario will win this struggle and become better. It is then up to Brendan Rodgers to give him a chance."
So how is his relationship with Rodgers?
"They're talking and it is a good relationship," explained the agent. "Mario likes him. They do not agree on everything. It is technical reasons they don't agree on but Mario will strive to give the manager what he wants. This move was the right thing to do in his career. He's still one of the best in the world."
Rodgers says Balotelli is a 'good boy' and will get chances to impress as he rubbished reports the striker could leave in his window.
Raiola agrees, saying: "We didn't ask to leave. It is too early, with the injury, to say we leave in January. There are no big problems. He's adapting to a new style that the manager wants. We'll see in the summer."
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Transfer news: Mario Balotelli's agent Mino Raiola tells Sky Sports News HQ the Italy striker is happy at Liverpool
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Mario Balotelli: Staying at Liverpool, says his agent Mino Raiola
Sky Sports News HQ reporter Paul Gilmour has spoken exclusively with super-agent Mino Raiola, who gives an insight into life at Liverpool for his client Mario Balotelli.
Liverpool and Balotelli have struggled to adapt to the needs of the other, but the Italy striker is happy at the club according to his agent.
Mino Raiola, who also includes Paul Pogba and Zlatan Ibrahimovic as clients, believes the Italy international will return "stronger than ever.".
"Yes, he is happy at Liverpool," said Raiola after Balotelli was left out of the squad to face Bolton in the FA Cup at the weekend.
"Nobody is happy to be left out but he reacted in a professional way."
Balotelli arrived at Anfield with a tough act to follow after the prolific Luis Suarez scored 31 Premier League goals on the way to a tilt at the title.
"They are different players," he added. "Liverpool knew that and people need to know he is not Suarez. Mario needs to adapt and Liverpool need to adapt."
Following the summer move from AC Milan, Balotelli is yet to register a Premier League goal and has started just eight games after problems with injury and form.
Raiola continued: "He was injured and moved to a big club. Mario will win this struggle and become better. It is then up to Brendan Rodgers to give him a chance."
So how is his relationship with Rodgers?
"They're talking and it is a good relationship," explained the agent. "Mario likes him. They do not agree on everything. It is technical reasons they don't agree on but Mario will strive to give the manager what he wants. This move was the right thing to do in his career. He's still one of the best in the world."
Rodgers says Balotelli is a 'good boy' and will get chances to impress as he rubbished reports the striker could leave in his window.
Raiola agrees, saying: "We didn't ask to leave. It is too early, with the injury, to say we leave in January. There are no big problems. He's adapting to a new style that the manager wants. We'll see in the summer."
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Mario Balotelli: Staying at Liverpool, says his agent Mino Raiola
Sky Sports News HQ reporter Paul Gilmour has spoken exclusively with super-agent Mino Raiola, who gives an insight into life at Liverpool for his client Mario Balotelli.
Liverpool and Balotelli have struggled to adapt to the needs of the other, but the Italy striker is happy at the club according to his agent.
Mino Raiola, who also includes Paul Pogba and Zlatan Ibrahimovic as clients, believes the Italy international will return "stronger than ever.".
"Yes, he is happy at Liverpool," said Raiola after Balotelli was left out of the squad to face Bolton in the FA Cup at the weekend.
"Nobody is happy to be left out but he reacted in a professional way."
Balotelli arrived at Anfield with a tough act to follow after the prolific Luis Suarez scored 31 Premier League goals on the way to a tilt at the title.
"They are different players," he added. "Liverpool knew that and people need to know he is not Suarez. Mario needs to adapt and Liverpool need to adapt."
Following the summer move from AC Milan, Balotelli is yet to register a Premier League goal and has started just eight games after problems with injury and form.
Raiola continued: "He was injured and moved to a big club. Mario will win this struggle and become better. It is then up to Brendan Rodgers to give him a chance."
So how is his relationship with Rodgers?
"They're talking and it is a good relationship," explained the agent. "Mario likes him. They do not agree on everything. It is technical reasons they don't agree on but Mario will strive to give the manager what he wants. This move was the right thing to do in his career. He's still one of the best in the world."
Rodgers says Balotelli is a 'good boy' and will get chances to impress as he rubbished reports the striker could leave in his window.
Raiola agrees, saying: "We didn't ask to leave. It is too early, with the injury, to say we leave in January. There are no big problems. He's adapting to a new style that the manager wants. We'll see in the summer."
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Mario Balotelli's agent Mino Raiola tells Sky Sports the Italy striker is happy at Liverpool
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Mario Balotelli: Staying at Liverpool, says his agent Mino Raiola
Sky Sports News HQ reporter Paul Gilmour has spoken exclusively with super-agent Mino Raiola, who gives an insight into life at Liverpool for his client Mario Balotelli.
Liverpool and Balotelli have struggled to adapt to the needs of the other, but the Italy striker is happy at the club according to his agent.
Mino Raiola, who also includes Paul Pogba and Zlatan Ibrahimovic as clients, believes the Italy international will return "stronger than ever.".
"Yes, he is happy at Liverpool," said Raiola after Balotelli was left out of the squad to face Bolton in the FA Cup at the weekend.
"Nobody is happy to be left out but he reacted in a professional way."
Balotelli arrived at Anfield with a tough act to follow after the prolific Luis Suarez scored 31 Premier League goals on the way to a tilt at the title.
"They are different players," he added. "Liverpool knew that and people need to know he is not Suarez. Mario needs to adapt and Liverpool need to adapt."
Following the summer move from AC Milan, Balotelli is yet to register a Premier League goal and has started just eight games after problems with injury and form.
Raiola continued: "He was injured and moved to a big club. Mario will win this struggle and become better. It is then up to Brendan Rodgers to give him a chance."
So how is his relationship with Rodgers?
"They're talking and it is a good relationship," explained the agent. "Mario likes him. They do not agree on everything. It is technical reasons they don't agree on but Mario will strive to give the manager what he wants. This move was the right thing to do in his career. He's still one of the best in the world."
Rodgers says Balotelli is a 'good boy' and will get chances to impress as he rubbished reports the striker could leave in his window.
Raiola agrees, saying: "We didn't ask to leave. It is too early, with the injury, to say we leave in January. There are no big problems. He's adapting to a new style that the manager wants. We'll see in the summer."
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Manchester United U21s beat Liverpool 2-1 as Victor Valdes makes first appearance for the club
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