Today Soccer Prediction Wednesday 8th January 2025

January 8, 2025 All Soccer Prediction

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Tottenham vs Liverpool, England – EFL Cup, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, 21:00

Tottenham Hotspur host Liverpool in the second of the EFL Cup semi-final first legs this week on Wednesday night.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot will continue his surge to defend the cup won by Jurgen Klopp last season, while Ange Postecoglou is seeking to stick to his promise of always winning a trophy within two years at a new club.

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If Postecoglou promises to become a reality, Tottenham must put in a much better showing than when Liverpool travelled to North London just before Christmas and won 6-3.

The Spurs faithful witnessed yet another home defeat at the weekend, going down 2-1 against in-form Newcastle United, keeping them down in 12th, 10 points off the top six, after a run of one point from four games.

A run to the semi-finals this season is already a huge improvement on their showings across the last two campaigns, where they went out in rounds two and three, and they have done so with arguably the toughest run of any club.

Spurs games guarantee goals, and after the nine-goal thriller between the two just a few weeks ago, another could be in store, especially given the home side’s defensive injury crisis.

Liverpool have scored 10 goals in their three EFL Cup games so far despite rotating heavily, so even with plenty of changes, they will be confident of putting themselves in a commanding position ahead of the second leg next month.