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Roberto Firmino and Emre Can attempt to dispossess Yaya Toure (Getty Images)

Welcome to our live coverage of this afternoon's Capital One Cup final between Liverpool and Manchester City at Wembley.

• The match kicks off at 4.30pm
• Jurgen Klopp looking to win first trophy at Liverpool 
• Manuel Pellegrini seeking to end Man City reign with trophy
• Liverpool unbeaten in last eight FA and League Cup games against Man City 
• Liverpool appearing in record 12th League Cup final, they've lifted it eight times
• Man City have won the trophy three times - most recently in 2014

Follow all the build-up and then the latest action below...

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[28 February 2016 18:38 · Sam Dymond]

94 mins: Raheem Sterling's miserable match against his former club shows no sign of letting up, and the forward is berated mercilessly as he miscontrols in front of the fans who used to worship him. The 21-year-old had two chances - one good, the other glorious - to net a decisive goal in normal, but fluffed his lines on both occasions. 

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[28 February 2016 18:40 · Sam Dymond]

97 mins: The opening minutes of the first period of extra has had none of the frantic attacking of the final half hour of normal time, and it seems that the mindsets have switched from two teams trying to win it to a pair desperate not to lose it. Both managers may as well start thinking about their five penalty takers.

[28 February 2016 18:43 · Sam Dymond]

101 mins: Divock Origi senses this is his moment to make himself an Anfield hero. Picking up possession 35 yards from goal, the forward turns away from his marker in one fluid movement, takes a couple of strides forward and unleashes a thumping effort......the sails into the Manchester City fans in the middle tier behind the goal.

[28 February 2016 18:45 · Sam Dymond]

105 mins: Simon Mignolet to the Liverpool rescue again! Sergio Aguero still hasn't got a cup final goal, and he may not get a better chance this season. Taking advantage of Henderson's miscue, the striker breezed past the leggy Lucas to go clear in the box. With the goal gaping, Aguero flicked a shot with the outside of his boot towards the far corner than the Belgian stopper somehow managed to claw away to safety.

[28 February 2016 18:46 · Sam Dymond]

EXTRA-TIME HALF-TIME: LIVERPOOL 1 MANCHESTER CITY 1:

[28 February 2016 18:47 · Sam Dymond]

EXTRA-TIME SECOND HALF KICK-OFF: A few final words from their managers, and the two sides are away once again. Fifteen minutes stand between now and a penalty shoot-out, and Manuel Pellegrini still has one substitute available to him if he wishes to make it.

[28 February 2016 18:53 · Sam Dymond]

107 mins: Perhaps neither side fancy spotkicks because suddenly the game has opened up again, and it's end to end. After Kolo Toure had stood up to his brother in defence, and come out the clear winner, Liverpool strode forward with intent. After a flurry of miscued shots and clearances around the City box, Milner stepped up a cross into the six yard box for Origi, but the Belgian's header was parried away by Caballero. 

[28 February 2016 18:54 · Sam Dymond]

112 mins: The Milner to Origi combination has Manchester City hearts in mouths once again, but the substitute is just unable to get a boot on the inswinging cross of the midfielder, and a relieved Caballero takes hold of play.

[28 February 2016 18:55 · Sam Dymond]

113 mins: Milner sets up another opportunity...but this time it's as his own end. The Liverpool man made an awful mess of heading back Caballero's punt to Mignolet, and that allowed Aguero to nip in. However, the forward didn't get enough on the ball, and it rose high into the crowd.

[28 February 2016 19:01 · Sam Dymond]

117 mins: If you thought the players would be short of energy with just three minutes of extra-time remaining, you'd be surprised to see the amount of energy Adam Lallana and Yaya Toure have just demonstrated in going at each other after the Liverpool man had fouled Wilfried Bony. After some squaring up, pushing and Toure picking Lallana up off the floor, Michael Oliver booked both.Fisticuffs.