FA Cup final: Klopp vows not to celebrate win against Chelsea

Ahead of their FA Cup final against Chelsea on Saturday night, Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp, revealed that his side will not celebrate if they win the Blues because of their bid to win a historic Quadruple this season.

Liverpool already defeated Thomas Tuchel’s men in the Carabao Cup where they lifted the first domestic title in England this season.

The Reds still have a chances to win three more trophies, as they chase Manchester City in the Premier League title race and face Real Madrid in the Champions League final.

“When you go for three or four trophies, it’s clear you get it or you don’t,” Klopp told a news conference on Friday.

“It’s a busy season, but it will never happen that the FA Cup is just a normal game. It’s a special game and for some of us the biggest in their career. We want to enjoy it and deliver it for our people.

“We couldn’t celebrate the Carabao because we played 3 days later. If we win FA it’s the same, 3 days vs. Southampton. We had parade with [Borussia] Dortmund. It was big. Now we play Southampton instead of possible parade. If you cannot enjoy this season until now, I can’t help you.”