Topics: Carabao Cup, Arsenal, Liverpool, Joe Willock, Divock Origi
How about that for an ending?!

The climax of Liverpool and Arsenal's Round of 16 clash in the Carabao Cup was smeared with epic displays with both sides putting in an extra shift in search of the potential game-winner. Primarily, the full-time score tells the tale of what an enthralling fixture it was and a few individuals will be remembered for their contribution in accord.

The Gunners started proceedings on the wrong foot with a Shkodran Mustafi sixth-minute own-goal handing Liverpool the lead at Anfield. 13 minutes later, fortune smiled on the visitors after Lucas Torreira tapped home a rebound for the game's equaliser.

Summer-signing Gabriel Martinelli hit a double in the 26th and 36th minute to put Unai Emery's side in cruise control but James Milner's strike from the penalty spot in the 43rd minute changed the half-time team talk in both camps.

Nine minutes into the second half, the two-goal lead was restored once more after Ainsley Maitland-Niles finished off a sensational pass from Mesut Ozil. Nevertheless, the advantage was short-lived with Liverpool scoring in quick succession in the 58th and 62nd minute via Oxlade-Chamberlain and Divock Origi.

A stunning long-range strike by Joe Willock in the 70th-minute looked to have won the game for Arsenal but another moment of magic by Divock Origi in the 94th-minute force the game into penalty-shootouts. Liverpool eventually emerged as winners after Dani Ceballos missed Arsenal's penultimate penalty with young Curtis Jones subsequently sealing the win for the Reds. Watch the Willock and Origi's goals below:

Willock's stunner:

Origi's goal: