Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says it would mean everything to end the club's drought in both the FA Cup and Carabao Cup.
The Reds will face Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley, a competition they have not won since 2012.
Klopp's team have also not won the FA Cup since 2006, but they can reach the quarter-finals this season with a win over Norwich City.
When asked what it would mean to him to end the club's wait for a success in either competition, Klopp told the club's website: "Everything, absolutely everything. How I said, it's really big.
"The thing with it is, if you don't have the numbers players-wise, you cannot force it; I cannot force the early rounds in the League Cup and say, 'We have to play the same players again' and then three days later we play Premier League and Champions League. Everything is important at this club so you have to try to navigate. And yes, then you play against a League One side or a Championship team.
"And we had very often, that's the truth, the draw where we played away at United or Chelsea or whatever but we still had to do the same stuff. And then you go out and then I can understand that people think it's because we are not bothered but that is not true and was never true.
"That makes it even sweeter that we now made it, the second time we are in this final – there are for sure worse records out there. And we are really happy about the fact we have made it. You could see after we won in the semis, the dressing room was really buzzing. It's a big one."
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