Liverpool delivered a commanding performance at Anfield, thrashing Tottenham Hotspur 4-0 to seal their place at Wembley with a 4-1 aggregate victory. The Reds, inspired by a masterful display from Mohamed Salah, left no doubt about their superiority as they cruised past Spurs with ruthless efficiency.

The match started with both sides showing attacking intent, but Liverpool gradually took control. Tottenham, trailing 1-0 from the first leg, tried to stay compact, but their resistance was broken in the 34th minute. Salah, operating at his electrifying best, picked up the ball on the right flank and delivered a perfectly weighted cross into the box. Cody Gakpo waited calmly for the ball and powered a low shot past kinsky, sending Anfield into raptures.

Liverpool, energized by the goal, continued to press, but Tottenham held on until halftime, hoping for a response after the break.

If Spurs had any hope of a comeback, it was swiftly crushed within six minutes of the restart. In the 51st minute, Salah turned provider once again with a sublime through ball to Darwin Núñez. The Uruguayan forward burst into the box but was brought down by the goalkeeper, leaving the referee with no choice but to point to the spot.

Stepping up with his usual composure, Salah sent Vicario the wrong way and placed his penalty into the top corner, doubling Liverpool’s lead and putting them firmly in control of the tie. The Egyptian King, with a goal and an assist, was/-1 aggregate advantage, Liverpool refused to take their foot off the gas. Their relentless pressure paid off again in the 75th minute when Dominik Szoboszlai found space on the edge of the box and unleashed a powerful strike that rifled into the bottom corner, leaving Kinsky helpless.

Anfield was rocking, but Liverpool weren’t done yet. Ten minutes later, Virgil van Dijk rose highest from a corner, thumping a header into the net to cap off a dominant display. The goal sealed a resounding 4-0 victory on the night and a 4-1 aggregate triumph, sending Liverpool to Wembley in style.

Mohamed Salah’s influence on the game was undeniable. His assist for Gakpo, his vision to create the penalty-winning chance for Núñez, and his ice-cold penalty summed up a performance of pure class. With Liverpool now set for another final at Wembley, their talisman once again proved why he remains one of the world’s finest.

For Spurs, it was a night to forget. For Liverpool, it was a statement of intent—another step closer to silverware, with their Egyptian King leading the charge.