Pundit Clinton Morrison expressed his admiration for Tino Livramento’s performance last night, especially since Livramento is a former Chelsea player. Morrison shared his thoughts with BBC Sport, emphasizing that the young defender has a promising future ahead of him as a player for Newcastle.
Livramento played a key role in Eddie Howe’s heavily rotated lineup, which dominated Manchester United in the EFL Cup. Additionally, Lewis Hall, who recently joined on loan with an obligation to buy, had an impressive game and even scored his first goal.
These performances might lead Chelsea fans to regret not holding onto Livramento, who featured as the right-back in the match.
Morrison wowed by Livramento
He easily got by former Blue Mason Mount in midfield to set up Miguel Almiron for the opening goal of the game for the Geordies.Morrison declared that the former Blue had the ability to go far after that performance, saying he was genuinely impressed by what he saw that night.
Says he: “Libramento. Whoa. How excellent a right-back he will be. He has enormous potential. Lewis Hall, who is a young man, and he also truly impressed me.
As Newcastle eliminated Erik ten Hag’s team, they were also arranging a quarterfinal matchup with the team led by Mauricio Pochettino.
With a straightforward 2-0 victory over Blackburn Rovers, where the players’ comebacks from injury were the big news, they secured their spot there.
Benoit Badiashile scored the game’s first goal to finish off his comeback to the team, while club captain Reece James earned his first start since the season’s opener game.
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