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Liverpool has won their eighth ever FA Cup final after beating Chelsea 6-5 on penalties at Wembley Stadium, London on Saturday.  
Liverpool star Mohammad Salah went off injured after playing just half an hour game. The game went to a non-event extra time as the two teams were tied 0-0 after 90 minutes. James Milner, Thiago Alcantara, Roberto Firmino, Trent John Alexander-Arnold and Diogo Jota netted for the Reds in a penalty shootout before Kostas Tsimikas’ final penalty scoring. Alisson Becker made excellent saves for the Reds. 
Also read: 'Sergio Aguero statue', Manchester City celebrates the iconic '93.20' moment
Liverpool last won the Cup final in 2006. This was the first FA Cup final that went to extra time since 2007. With this defeat, Chelsea have now lost three FA Cup finals in a row.  
After this outstanding FA Cup win, Liverpool will now prepare for their Champions League final against Real Madrid on 29th May. 
Also read: Champions League: Liverpool beat Villarreal to reach third final in 5 years

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Liverpool wins FA Cup for 8th time!

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Liverpool last won the Cup final in 2006 while Chelsea have now lost three FA Cup finals in a row

After edging past Chelsea on penalties in the League Cup final earlier this year, Liverpool once again beat the Blues in a similar fashion as they won the FA Cup final 6-5 on penalties at the Wembley Stadium on Saturday.
The scoreline read 0-0 after 90 minutes as the game went into extra time. James Milner, Thiago Alcantara, Roberto Firmino, Trent John Alexander-Arnold, Diogo Jota and Kostas Tsimikas converted their spot-kicks but it was Alisson Becker who emerged as the hero with some excellent saves for the Reds.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/sergio-aguero-statue-manchester-city-celebrates-the-iconic-93-20-moment-1652454867303" target="_blank">'Sergio Aguero statue', Manchester City celebrates the iconic '93.20' moment</a>
While Liverpool kept its quest for an unprecedent quadruple alive, Chelsea has now lost three FA Cup finals in a row. J&uuml;rgen Klopp's men will now prepare for their Champions League final against Real Madrid on 29th May.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/champions-league-liverpool-beat-villarreal-to-reach-third-final-in-5-years-1651634434311" target="_blank">Champions League: Liverpool beat Villarreal to reach third final in 5 years</a>

A high on confidence Italy take on Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.
On back of winning all 3 group games without conceding a goal, Italy are coming into the knockouts with momentum by their side. By beating&nbsp;Turkey&nbsp;and&nbsp;Switzerland and Wales, Italy extended its&nbsp;winning streak to 11 games.&nbsp;
Austria though have had a mixed Euro so far, as after winning their opening game&nbsp;3-1 against North Macedonia, they went down 2-0 against the Netherlands.&nbsp;Franco Foda's&nbsp;men though saved their best effort when it mattered the most and beat&nbsp;Ukraine 1-0 to qualify for the last 16.
The two countries last faced each other way back in 2008, with the game ending in a 2-2 draw.

Euro 2020 round of 16: Can Austria withstand a high on confidence Italy?

A high on confidence Italy take on Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.

A high on confidence Italy take on Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.
On back of winning all 3 group games without conceding a goal, Italy are coming into the knockouts with momentum by their side. By beating&nbsp;Turkey&nbsp;and&nbsp;Switzerland and Wales, Italy extended its&nbsp;winning streak to 11 games.&nbsp;
Austria though have had a mixed Euro so far, as after winning their opening game&nbsp;3-1 against North Macedonia, they went down 2-0 against the Netherlands.&nbsp;Franco Foda's&nbsp;men though saved their best effort when it mattered the most and beat&nbsp;Ukraine 1-0 to qualify for the last 16.

Italy will look to further extend its 11-match winning streak when they take on Austria, who are too coming into Euro knockouts with a win against Ukraine.&nbsp;

A high on confidence Italy take on Austria in second game of Euro round of 16 at the&nbsp;Wembley Stadium on Saturday night.
On back of winning all 3 group games without conceding a goal, Italy are coming into the knockouts with momentum by their side. By beating&nbsp;Turkey&nbsp;and&nbsp;Switzerland and Wales, Italy extended its&nbsp;winning streak to 11 games.&nbsp;
Austria though have had a mixed Euro so far, as after winning their opening game&nbsp;3-1 against North Macedonia, they went down 2-0 against the Netherlands.&nbsp;Franco Foda's&nbsp;men though saved their best effort when it mattered the most and beat&nbsp;Ukraine 1-0 to qualify for the last 16.
The two countries last faced each other way back in 2008, with the game ending in a 2-2 draw.

The British government announced on Tuesday that the attendance&nbsp;at the&nbsp;Wembley stadium has been increased to 75%. That means&nbsp;More than 60,000 fans will be allowed to attend the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020.
The matches will see the largest crowds assembled at a sporting event in Britain in more than 15 months, with numbers previously strictly limited due to the coronavirus pandemic.
However, all ticket holders will need to follow a number of strict entry requirements, including having a negative Covid-19 test or proof of full vaccination.

Euro semis & final: Wembley capacity increased to 60,000

The British government announced on Tuesday that the attendance&nbsp;at the&nbsp;Wembley stadium has been increased to 75%. That means&nbsp;More than 60,000 fans will be allowed to attend the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020.

The British government announced on Tuesday that the attendance&nbsp;at the&nbsp;Wembley stadium has been increased to 75%. That means&nbsp;More than 60,000 fans will be allowed to attend the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020.
The matches will see the largest crowds assembled at a sporting event in Britain in more than 15 months, with numbers previously strictly limited due to the coronavirus pandemic.
However, all ticket holders will need to follow a number of strict entry requirements, including having a negative Covid-19 test or proof of full vaccination.

The delayed 2020 European Championship is round the corner and the 16th edition will see a few firsts, that promise to make this a landmark event. Here are 5 of those facts about the tournament.
Number of teams
There will be&nbsp;24&nbsp;nations at Euro 2020. As the finals are being played across Europe, there is no host nation. The top 2 teams in each group qualified automatically, meaning there were 20 places up for grabs from the 10 groups.
1st&nbsp;time VAR in&nbsp;Euros
For the first time in history, Video Assistant Referee will used in the UEFA European championship.&nbsp;This technology, criticized and analysed by all football supporters around the world, helps the referee and his fellow match officials&nbsp;in moments of doubt&nbsp;and it is able to correct mistakes that may have been made.
12 hosts
Celebrating 60th anniversary of the tournament, UEFA planned to organize Euro 2020 at multiple locations. The tournament will be hosted in 11 cities across 11 of Europe&rsquo;s best-loved stadiums.
Wembley to host Semis and final
Wembley Stadium will host the semi-final and final for the second time in under 25 years. Interestingly,&nbsp;Euro matches at Wembley are likely to have full capacity.
Covid Protocols
To reduce the risk of a Covid-19&nbsp;infections, UEFA&nbsp;has implemented some new rules to help protect the football fans. Spectators are bound to maintain a distance of 1.5 meters and have to wear a mask all the time. Fans are advised not to shake hands and avoid hugs, high fives.&nbsp;

Top 5 facts about Euro 2020

The delayed 2020 European Championship is around the corner and the 16th edition will see a few firsts, that promise to make this a landmark event. Here are 5 of those facts about the tournament

Euro 2020 is just around the corner and the 16th edition will see a few firsts which promise to make this a landmark event. Here are 5 of those interesting facts about the tournament which was delayed by a year.
Number of teams - 24
There will be&nbsp;24&nbsp;nations at Euro 2020. As the finals are being played across Europe, there is no host nation. The top 2 teams in each group qualified automatically, meaning there were 20 places up for grabs from the 10 groups.
VAR: 1st appearance&nbsp;at Euros
For the first time in history, Video Assistant Referee will used in the UEFA European championship.&nbsp;This technology, criticized and analysed by all football supporters around the world, helps the referee and his fellow match officials&nbsp;in moments of doubt&nbsp;and it is able to correct mistakes that may have been made.
11 nations, 11 hosts
Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the tournament, UEFA planned to organize Euro 2020 at multiple locations. The tournament will be hosted in 11 cities across 11 of Europe&rsquo;s best-loved stadiums.
The Wembley to host Semis and final
The Wembley Stadium in London will host the semi-final and final for the second time in under 25 years. Interestingly, the matches at&nbsp;Wembley are likely to have full capacity.
Strict&nbsp;Covid-19 Protocols
To reduce the risk of Covid-19 infections, UEFA&nbsp;has implemented some new rules to help protect football fans. Spectators are bound to maintain a distance of 1.5 meters and have to wear a mask all the time. Fans are advised not to shake hands and avoid hugs, high fives.&nbsp;

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan expects that&nbsp;Wembley will be full for the semis and final of the Euro 2020 football championship. With a 90,000 capacity, Sadiq&nbsp;Khan said that since the current social distancing norms for sporting events will be removed from 21st June when England takes it final step out of lockdown, one can expect a full house at Wembley&nbsp;on all 3 matches. London is due to host 8 games of the Euro 2020 but till 21st June only 25% of fans will be allowed in the stands.&nbsp;&nbsp;

London Mayor expects a full house at Wembley for Euro 2020 final 

London is due to host 8 games of the Euro 2020 but till 21st June only 25% of fans will be allowed in the stands

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan expects that&nbsp;Wembley will be full for the semis and final of the Euro 2020 football championship. With a 90,000 capacity, Sadiq&nbsp;Khan said that since the current social distancing norms for sporting events will be removed from 21st June when England takes its final step out of lockdown, one can expect a full house at Wembley&nbsp;on all 3 matches. London is due to host 8 games of the Euro 2020 but till 21st June only 25% of fans will be allowed in the stands.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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