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Tottenham will play host to Liverpool on Wednesday night in the EFL Cup Semi-final stages. This is to be the pick of the two ties between two sides who are great going forward with lots of attacking threat.
Liverpool will look to maintain their unbeaten run in all competitions to 15 after their 2-2 draw at home to a Manchester United side who put in their best performance of the season. Liverpool who wee slightly below par in the match will want to bounce right back from that disappointing 2-2 draw.
If Postecoglou’s promises are to become reality, Tottenham must put in a much better showing than they did when Liverpool travelled to North London just before Christmas and won 6-3 in that one,
An utterly abysmal defensive performance from Spurs was symptomatic of Postecoglou’s philosophy since arriving at the club, as well as the current injury and illness crisis hitting his side.
The Spurs faithful witnessed yet another home defeat at the weekend, going down 2-1 against in-form Newcastle United, keeping them all the way in 12th, 10 points off the top six, after a run of one point from four games.
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Spurs’ run has been difficult, but so has Liverpool’s, facing Premier League clubs in every round – thrashing West Ham in round three, before getting the better of Brighton and Southampton in close encounters.
After two straight domestic draws, that win over Southampton in the last round kickstarted a four-game winning run, but that was ended at the weekend by a resurgent Man United, who went to Anfield and left with a draw.
Fortunately for Liverpool, Arsenal dripped some more points at the Amex, so they were able to maintain their six-point lead at the top despite only managing one point themselves.
With 19 games now played, if Liverpool can replicate their performance from the first half of the season, they will finish on 92 points, and almost certainly claim a second Premier League title in five years.
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 have had to eliminate both Manchester clubs to get this far, including a 4-3 thriller over Manchester United in the last round, with a fifth EFL Cup crown now a real possibility.
Standing in their way though, are runaway Premier League leaders and EFL Cup holders Liverpool, who have made this competition their own in recent years.
