Dominic King saw the late Liverpool comeback at Anfield. Read the match report HERE... Mario Balotelli sparked a dramatic late comeback as Liverpool beat Swansea 2-1 in the Capital One Cup last night but then sparked controversy by tussling with former Anfield midfielder Jonjo Shelvey. The Italian striker pulled out of the warm up before kick-off after feeling a twinge in his knee but was sent on as a last throw of the dice by Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers as his team trailed by a goal with 20 minutes to go. This time Balotelli didn't let Rodgers down as he scored the equaliser with a left foot volley in front of the Kop with four minutes to go. Then, in injury time, Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren scored the winner with a header at the far post after Swansea had been reduced to ten men.
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Liverpool score twice in the final four minutes to secure dramatic 2-1 victory at Anfield against Swansea
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Mario Balotelli came off the bench to cancel out Marvin Emnes' opener in the Capital One Cup fourth round tie
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Dejan Lovren capitalised on a Gerhard Tremmel's error to fire Liverpool into the quarter-finals draw
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Swansea had Federico Fernandez sent off just before Lovren's winner for a lunge on Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho
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Balotelli clashed with Jonjo Shelvey after the match and in the tunnel, having seemingly flicked Shelvey's ear
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