Liverpool starlet Conor Bradley goads Ben Chilwell after Chelsea captain was accused of ‘picking fights with kids’

LIVERPOOL star Conor Bradley poked fun at Ben Chilwell on social media after winning yesterday’s Carabao Cup final.

The Northern Irishman, 20, was part of a youthful Reds side that beat Chelsea 1-0 under the Wembley arch.

APConor Bradley posted a snap of himself facing down Ben Chilwell[/caption]

GettyChilwell, 27, had shoved his youthful opponent[/caption]

GettyThe duo had been tangled up on the stroke of half time[/caption]

During the match, Bradley and Chilwell were involved in a minor scuffle.

In first-half stoppage time the Blues left-back, 27, shoved his youthful opponent after they had become tangled up.

Bradley subsequently spread his arms wide, before Chelsea’s stand-in skipper pushed him again.

Conor Gallagher came over to act as peace-maker, before Cody Gakpo came backed up his young team-mate.

The Dutchman pushed Chilwell away, with Joe Gomez and Levi Colwill then holding the England man back.

Following Liverpool’s 1-0 win after extra time, Bradley posted a quartet of pictures from the final.

The first featured him stretching his arms wide at Chilwell.

While the fourth showed him facing down his more experienced opponent.

Bradley captioned his snap: “Special club.”

Upon seeing his team-mate’s post, Ibrahima Konate posted five laughing emojis before writing: “YES !!!”

Ryan Gravenberch, who was forced off injured during the final, wrote: “Yessss j… brotherr”

James McConnell commented: “Class.”

And Bobby Clark added: “Class brother.”

During extra time, frustrated Chilwell was also spotted having words with 19-year-old Bobby Clark.

One fan responded: “How pathetic was Ben Chilwell today, having a go at a bunch of kids all game.”

While a second replied: “Just because he couldn’t handle them.”

Defending Chilwell, however, another added: “It’s a cup final bruh, no juveniles cross the white lines, all men and treat them as such!!!”

ReutersBradley, 20, also posted this snap of himself in his medal posing alongside his team-mates[/caption]