FA Cup Results - Finally Play Mo Salah and Firmino, Liverpool Fail to Pass

Liverpool failed to qualify for the fifth round of the FA Cup after playing against Shrewsbury Town at Montgomery Waters Meadow Stadium,

Liverpool actually appear more dominating.
The Reds lead the ball with 70 percent.

In terms of opportunities, Liverpool has 14 of which 4 of them lead right on target.

The Shrewsbury Town has 11 chances with 5 heading to the goal.

Pressing since the beginning of the match, Liverpool opened the taps in the 15th minute.

Receiving a breakthrough pass from Pedro Chirivella, Curtis Jones calmly controlled the ball in the home penalty box before releasing a left-footed flat kick. Liverpool winning 1-0.

Shrewsbury Town got a golden chance to equalize in the 24th minute.

Shrewsbury striker Shaun Walley ran free without a Liverpool player following a breakthrough from Oliver Norburn.

However, Walley's right foot kick from inside the penalty box can still be ignored Liverpool goalkeeper, Adrian, using the right foot.

Score 1-0 for Liverpool lasted until halftime.

     GGGOOOOOAAAAAALLLLLLLLL !!!!

Good news for the Liverpool camp because it has promising young players like Curtis Jones.

At the age of 18 years, 361 days, Jones became the first teenager who was able to package a goal in two consecutive appearances for Liverpool.

Jones matched Raheem Sterling's achievements in April 2014, which was 19 years old at 133 days.

Earlier, Jones was the winner in Liverpool's victory over Everton in the FA Cup third round at Anfield Stadium.

Thanks to Jones' goal, the Reds won 1-0 in a duel that took place on January 5, 2020.

Entering the second half, Liverpool did not relax the attack.

Juergen Klopp's men added to the goal in the 46th minute.

Starting from the bait right back Liverpol, Neco Williams, Shrewsbury Town's crossbar, Donald Love, wrongly anticipating the ball.

Love just turned the ball into his own goal and made Liverpool lead 2-0.

In the 64th minute, Shrewsbury got a penalty after Josh Laurent was dropped by Yasser Larouci in the forbidden box.

Jason Cummings, who advanced as executor, carried out the task perfectly.

The shot along the ground of Cummings' left foot towards the right of the Liverpool goal was able to fool the Liverpool goalkeeper, Adrian.

Public host cheered happily in the 75th minute after Jason Cummings posted a second goal.

In the 64th minute, Shrewsbury got a penalty after Josh Laurent was dropped by Yasser Larouci in the forbidden box.

Jason Cummings, who advanced as executor, carried out the task perfectly.

The shot along the ground of Cummings' left foot towards the right of the Liverpool goal was able to fool the Liverpool goalkeeper, Adrian.

Public host cheered happily in the 75th minute after Jason Cummings posted a second goal.

The Reds must play a rematch against Shrewsbury Town at Anfield Stadium on Tuesday (2/4/2020) local time or Wednesday at 02:45 WIB, to fight for tickets to the fifth round.

Shrewsbury Town 2-2 Liverpool (Jason Cummings 65'-pen, 75 '; Curtis Jones 15', Donald Love 46'-bd)

Here is the composition of Shrewsbury and Liverpool players:

Shrewsbury (5-3-2): 25-Max O’Leary; 3-Scott Golbourne, 24-Ethan Ebanks-Landell, 2-Aaron Pierre, 17-Donald Love, 5-Ro-Shaun Williams; 8-Oliver Norburn (4-David Edwards 26 '), 22-Sean Goss, 28-Josh Laurent; 7-Shaun Whalley (23-Daniel Udoh 85 '), 9-Callum Lang (35-Jason Cummings 60')

Coach: Sam Ricketts

Liverpool (4-3-3): 13-Adrian; 6-Dejan Lovren, 32-Joel Matip (11-Mohamed Salah 79 '), 76-Neco Williams, 70-Yasser Larouci; 3-Fabinho, 68-Pedro Chirivella, 48-Curtis Jones; 67-Harvey Elliott (15-Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain 71 '), 18-Takumi Minamino (9-Roberto Firmino 85'), 27-Divock Origi

Coach: Juergen Klopp

Referee: Andre Marriner

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