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« on: February 20, 2013, 07:49:04 pm »
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<p>Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish delivered gushing praise to his side after their Carling Cup semi-final victory.</p><p>A 2-2 draw with Manchester City at Anfield last night was enough to see the Reds through to the Wembley tie at the end of February.</p><p>It is the first time Liverpool have been in a Wembley cup final since 1996 and Dalglish couldn’t speak highly enough of his players after the match.</p><p>“The players were magnificent,” he said at the post-match press conference.</p><p>“Everything we thought was lacking on Saturday was there in abundance tonight, so they deserve great credit for the performance and result.”</p><p>The Kop saluted the team after they cam back from losing positions twice; first a Steven Gerrard penalty cancelled out a Nigel de Jong effort and Craig Bellamy’s slick move and finish levelled the game and put Liverpool through after Edin Dzeko had struck for the visitors.</p><p>Dalglish was also keen to recognise some of the players who had played in the previous rounds, but were not on the pitch yesterday.</p><p>"I think there is only Fabio (Aurelio) and Doni in the squad who hasn't played in this competition.</p><p>“So every single member of the squad apart from the two lads has made a contribution and I think that is a great reflection of the players we have at the club.</p><p>“A lot of them who got us in this position maybe didn't play tonight, but their efforts and commitment won't be dismissed easily.”</p><p>The Wembley final will see the Reds go up against Cardiff City, who defeated fellow Championship side Crystal Palace on penalties in the other semi-final.</p><p>The final will take place on Sunday, February 26 at 4pm.</p>
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<p>Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish delivered gushing praise to his side after their Carling Cup semi-final victory.</p><p>A 2-2 draw with Manchester City at Anfield last night was enough to see the Reds through to the Wembley tie at the end of February.</p><p>It is the first time Liverpool have been in a Wembley cup final since 1996 and Dalglish couldn’t speak highly enough of his players after the match.</p><p>“The players were magnificent,” he said at the post-match press conference.</p><p>“Everything we thought was lacking on Saturday was there in abundance tonight, so they deserve great credit for the performance and result.”</p><p>The Kop saluted the team after they cam back from losing positions twice; first a Steven Gerrard penalty cancelled out a Nigel de Jong effort and Craig Bellamy’s slick move and finish levelled the game and put Liverpool through after Edin Dzeko had struck for the visitors.</p><p>Dalglish was also keen to recognise some of the players who had played in the previous rounds, but were not on the pitch yesterday.</p><p>"I think there is only Fabio (Aurelio) and Doni in the squad who hasn't played in this competition.</p><p>“So every single member of the squad apart from the two lads has made a contribution and I think that is a great reflection of the players we have at the club.</p><p>“A lot of them who got us in this position maybe didn't play tonight, but their efforts and commitment won't be dismissed easily.”</p><p>The Wembley final will see the Reds go up against Cardiff City, who defeated fellow Championship side Crystal Palace on penalties in the other semi-final.</p><p>The final will take place on Sunday, February 26 at 4pm.</p>
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