Arsenal host Liverpool for the second leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final on Thursday night.
The first tie ended goalless, meaning it is all to play for, with a spot at Wembley up for grabs.
Here is everything you need to know...
What time is Arsenal v Liverpool kick-off?
Arsenal v Liverpool kick-off is at 7.45pm on Thursday, January 20, at the Emirates Stadium.
What TV channel is Arsenal v Liverpool on? What about streaming?
Yes, the game is being televised. Sky Sports are showing the match, with coverage beginning on Main Event, Football and Ultra HD at 7pm.
The game will also be streamed via the Sky Go app.
Latest odds
Arsenal - 5/2
Draw - 11/4
Liverpool - 1/1
(Odds courtesy of bet365 correct at time of publication)
Team news
Gunners midfielder Granit Xhaka is suspended for Thursday's second leg following his red card in the first match between the two sides last week.
Arsenal had to postpone their derby clash with Tottenham on Sunday due to a number of players being deemed unavailable, while Mikel Arteta has kept tight-lipped over who will be missing.
However, Thomas Partey, Mohamed Elneny, Nicolas Pepe and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will all be unavailable.
For the visitors, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been ruled out due to an ankle injured he suffered in the Reds' win over Brentford on the weekend.
Divock Origi and Thiago Alcantara will also miss the clash as they remained sidelined until next month.
Harvey Elliott is also missing, despite the youngster returning to first-team training.
Match facts
- Arsenal have won just one of their last 17 matches against Liverpool in all competitions (D8 L8) and have failed to score in their last four against the Reds, having only failed to score in four of their previous 50 games against them.
- Liverpool have reached more League Cup finals than any other team (12) but have lost the second leg of each of their last three semi-finals in the competition, losing 1-0 each time in 2014-15 vs Chelsea, 2015-16 vs Stoke and 2016-17 vs Southampton.
- Arsenal have never lost a home League Cup match against Liverpool (W3 D3), with the last meeting between the sides at the Emirates in the competition finishing 2-1 to the Gunners in October 2009.
- Under Jürgen Klopp, Liverpool have scored more goals against Arsenal in all competitions (43) than they have vs any other opponent.
- The first leg between Arsenal and Liverpool was goalless at Anfield, only the second time in the last 17 seasons the first leg of a League Cup semi-final ended 0-0. In that instance in 2017-18, Arsenal drew 0-0 away at Chelsea before winning 2-1 at home in the second leg to reach the final.
- Liverpool have won more away matches in the League Cup than any other team in the competition’s history (56) and have won eight of their 11 on the road under Jürgen Klopp (L3), including their last three in a row.
- Since they moved to the Emirates in 2006-07, Arsenal have won more home League Cup matches than any other side (22). However, all six of their defeats there in this competition have come at the hands of fellow Premier League opposition, losing to Manchester City (twice), Chelsea, Southampton (twice) and Tottenham Hotspur.
- Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah has scored seven goals in five League Cup appearances at the Emirates, averaging a goal every 46 minutes at the stadium in the competition, and is Arsenal’s leading scorer at the Emirates in the League Cup.
