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Despite a goal after 344 minutes, Tottenham lose in the League Cup

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Despite a goal after 344 minutes, Tottenham lose in the League Cup

Tottenham Hotspur went 344 minutes without a goal before a strike from Gallagher, but nevertheless lost to Liverpool 3‑1 in the Carabao Cup at Anfield on Tuesday 15 September 2026. The match, which started at 21:00, marked a new defeat for the Spurs after a weak start in the Premier League.

Liverpool's three goals

Liverpool opened the game with a quick strike from Mac Allister, after which Gakpo doubled the lead in the second half. In the closing stages Szoboszlai made it 3‑1, sealing the Carabao Cup challenge for Tottenham. Liverpool have ruthlessly knocked De Zerbi's troops out of the League Cup.

Tottenham under pressure

The Spurs have so far earned only two points from twelve in the Premier League, and the cup defeat heightens concerns. The misery shows no sign of stopping for Tottenham Hotspur. With the FA Cup as the only hope, the club wonders whether the focus should now be on that match.

Overview of Football, Cycling, Tennis, Formula 1, Basketball and Athletics on the Match‑Programs provides the Highlights, including the Jupiler Pro League, the Challenger Pro League, the Champions League, the Europa League and the Conference League; more Carabao‑Cup details were also shared on Facebook by a Hotspur fan.

A new sacrifice for Tottenham Hotspur, as Liverpool have ruthlessly knocked De Zerbi's troops out of the League Cup.

The situation puts the club under pressure. No League Cup and a dramatic start in the Premier League … all on the FA Cup then?

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