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Klopp has become only the second manager to win the European Cup, EFL Cup, the top-flight title and the FA Cup with the same English club, joining Alex Ferguson.
This victory means Klopp has now won the Champions League (2018-19), the Premier League (2019-20) and both of England’s domestic cup competitions during his time at Liverpool.
Only Manchester United’s manager Alex Ferguson, who retired in 2013, had managed that feat with the same English club before.
Only Manchester United (12) and Arsenal (14) have won the FA Cup on more occasions than the Reds (8).
Jurgen Klopp is the first German manager to win the FA Cup, beating his compatriot Thomas Tuchel in this final.
Jurgen Klopp matches the incredible record after Liverpool beat Chelsea in the FA Cup final
Liverpool have another trophy under their belt as they are half way to winning the quadruple, with the Reds beating Chelsea in Saturday’s FA Cup final.
Just like in the Carabao Cup final against the same opponents earlier this season, it was an incredibly close game that finished 0-0 after extra time, with penalties needed to separate the two sides.
On both occasions, however, Liverpool came out on top, and this latest victory means Klopp is now in the history books, achieving something only previously done before by the legendary Sir Alex
Klopp won the Champions League in 2018/19, the Premier League title a year later, and has now picked up both domestic cups this season.
