Liverpool 1-2 Newcastle: Alexander Isak and Dan Burn lead Magpies to first major trophy since 1969 in Carabao Cup final

Newcastle lifted their first major trophy since 1969 after beating Liverpool 2-1 in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley.

The Magpies dominated the Premier League leaders from start to finish, taking a 2-0 lead through a thunderous header from Dan Burn and a calm finish from Alexander Isak.

Federico Chiesa's late goal gave Liverpool hope of an unlikely comeback in stoppage time, but Newcastle held on to win their first trophy since claiming the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in 1969.

The Carabao Cup triumph was also their first domestic trophy since they lifted the 1955 FA Cup.

The defeat capped a heartbreaking week for Arne Slot's side.

They not only missed out on a first major trophy since the Dutchman's arrival, but were also eliminated from the UEFA Champions League by PSG.

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Newcastle's long wait for a major trophy is over, and what a performance from The Magpies.

They thoroughly deserve it, and you can see what it means to the Newcastle supporters.

It's a long journey back to the north-east, but they won't care.

Alexander Isak and Dan Burn were the difference, but it is also a huge moment for Eddie How, who becomes the first Englishman to win a major trophy in this country since Harry Redknapp claimed the FA Cup with Portsmouth in 2008.

They have all been key to Newcastle's progress in recent years.

However, questions need to be asked of Liverpool after a disastrous week in their season.

They may look set to win the Premier League, but they have lost the Carabao Cup final and are out of the UEFA Champions League after losing to PSG on Tuesday.

They will have to recover quickly, with ten games remaining for them in the Premier League.

Congratulations to Newcastle, we have the trophy presentation to come.

Liverpool 1-2 Newcastle

Liverpool have a thrown in the Newcastle half here, but there's a VAR check for violent conduct after Joelinton appeared to scuffle with Harvey Elliott.

Sandro Tonali has been booked for time wasting.

Federico Chiesa has given Liverpool hope in the dying embers of the game.

He was put through on goal before producing a brilliant finish past Nick Pope.

It was originally ruled out for offside, but after a lengthy review the goal has been given.

The review took two minutes at least, so there is still time.

Liverpool are running out of time here.

There will be eight minutes of stoppage time.

Nick Pope has been shown a yellow card for delaying the restart.

Jacob Murphy comes off for Emil Krafth

Newcastle have been brilliant from start to finish, but Liverpool have lacked cutting edge at Wembley.

They're throwing everything at it now, but it appears to be too little too late.

A horrific week for Arne Slot's side after they were eliminated from the UEFA Champions League by PSG on Tuesday.

Joelinton has been superb all game, and he just nearly made it 3-0.

His shot from distance was just wide of the Liverpool goal.

Harvey Barnes and Alexander Isak come off for Joe Willock and Callum Wilson

I can't remember seeing Mohamed Salah play this poorly this season.

He has just won Liverpool a corner, but it's punched away by Pope.

Ryan Gravenberch and Luis Diaz come off for Harvey Elliott and Federico Chiesa

Harvey Barnes just got in behind again, but his cut-back was cleared.

The ball fell to Jacob Murphy, but his shot from distance went wide of the left post.

Alexis Mac Allister comes off for Cody Gakpo.

That could have been game over there.

Harvey Barnes got played in behind, and he picked out Alexander Isak in the centre of the penalty area.

He looked certain to score, but his volley was saved superbly by Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher.

Liverpool are desperately looking for a route back into this game.

The ball just fell to Darwin Nunez in the Newcastle box, but his touch was too heavy, and the ball landed in the hands of Pope.

What a save from Nick Pope, that could have easily been 2-1.

Dominik Szoboszlai lets rip with a thunderous strike from the edge of the area, but Pope reacts quickly to get a hand to it and send the ball behind for a corner.