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Fog postpones Liverpool Cup match Fog postpones Liverpool Cup match
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Liverpool's Carling Cup quarter-final tie with Arsenal has been postponed due to heavy fog at Anfield.Liverpool's Carling Cup quarter-final tie with Arsenal has been postponed due to heavy fog at Anfield.
Referee Martin Atkinson made an initial inspection at 1815 GMT, but with the fog thickening, the official decided to call the game off at 1845 GMT.Referee Martin Atkinson made an initial inspection at 1815 GMT, but with the fog thickening, the official decided to call the game off at 1845 GMT.
With both teams involved in four competitions, no date has yet been given for when this Carling Cup tie can be played at Anfield.With both teams involved in four competitions, no date has yet been given for when this Carling Cup tie can be played at Anfield.
Liverpool and Arsenal are also due to meet in the FA Cup third round.Liverpool and Arsenal are also due to meet in the FA Cup third round.
Atkinson said he had endeavoured to get the game played but he had to consider not only his fellow officials and the players but also a full house at Anfield. Reds boss Rafael Benitez said he was unhappy the match could not go ahead.
606: DEBATE I wonder when the game is going to be played RG 606: Have your say 606: DEBATE I wonder when the game is going to be played RG 606: Have your say "I think we could play. I was surprised because this morning we were training in worse conditions," he said.
"You cannot change the decision. You must respect it but we don't agree."
Arsenal manager Wenger admitted he had been keen to see how his side, which was to have included a number of fringe players, would cope against an expected stronger hosts' line-up.
"It is very much disappointing because the young players had a good opportunity to play tonight," he told BBC Radio Five Live.
"We had a good mixture of experienced and young players and I think it would have been very interesting."
Wenger said he would have happily played the match tomorrow but there was not enough time to put everything in place.
"It is impossible in 24 hours to rearrange a game," he added.
Referee Atkinson said he had endeavoured to get the game played but he had to consider not only his fellow officials and the players but also a full house at Anfield.
"We were informed at 4pm this afternoon the conditions were quite bad and we got to the ground at 4.50pm to have a look at it," he said."We were informed at 4pm this afternoon the conditions were quite bad and we got to the ground at 4.50pm to have a look at it," he said.
"It is very misty and has been for the last three hours. We have been in the stands, looked round from different angles from a spectators' point of view and the weather is not getting better - you can't see some parts of the pitch.""It is very misty and has been for the last three hours. We have been in the stands, looked round from different angles from a spectators' point of view and the weather is not getting better - you can't see some parts of the pitch."