WhoScored.com take a look at their Carabao Cup team of the round made up of those to have featured across both legs for their respective side.

Goalkeeper: Bernd Leno (Fulham) - 7.28 rating

While Fulham were unable to get the better of Liverpool in the semi-finals, Bernd Leno put in a solid shift across both legs for the Cottagers, making a total of nine saves, more than any other goalkeeper, to feature with a WhoScored.com rating of 7.28

Right-back: Conor Bradley (Liverpool) - 6.86 rating

In the absence of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Conor Bradley was solid in the Liverpool backline as he made seven tackles in both meetings with Fulham. The 20-year-old was unfortunate not to add an assist having created four goalscoring opportunities as Liverpool set up a Carabao Cup final meeting with Chelsea next month.

Centre-back: Axel Disasi (Chelsea) - 7.20 rating

The first of four Chelsea players in the semi-final best XI, Axel Disasi returned a WhoScored.com rating of 7.20 across both appearances against Middlesbrough. The Frenchman netted in the second leg win over Boro at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night and made six clearances and four tackles across the two legs.

Centre-back: Tosin Adarabioyo (Fulham) - 7.09 rating

Partnering Disasi at the heart of the defence is Fulham's Tosin Adarabioyo. Adarabioyo won a total of nine aerial duels against Liverpool, and made the second most clearances (13) in the semi-final. It may not have been enough for Fulham to secure a spot in the Carabao Cup final but the 26-year-old is good value for his inclusion with a WhoScored.com rating of 7.09.

Left-back: Antonee Robinson (Fulham) - 6.79 rating

Rounding off the backline in the semi-final best XI is Antonee Robinson. The American left-back made more tackles and interceptions combined (12) than any other defender in this round of Carabao Cup fixtures and he got forward well where needed having completed four dribbles to secure his spot in the side.

Central midfield: Cole Palmer (Chelsea) - 8.01 rating

With a WhoScored.com rating of 8.01, Cole Palmer is the Carabao Cup player of the round. Palmer netted twice in midweek on Chelsea's way to a 6-1 second leg win over Middlesbrough with his two goals in the semi-finals coming from six shots. Additional returns of four key passes and four dribbles further highlights how important Cole was as Chelsea set up another trip to Wembley.

Central midfield: Joao Palhinha (Fulham) - 7.51 rating

Joao Palhinha anchors the midfield in the Carabao Cup team of the round having made more tackles and interceptions combined (20) than any other player in the semi-finals. The Fulham ball winner also ranked third for clearances (12) and deserves his spot in the XI with a WhoScored.com rating of 7.51.

Central midfield: Enzo Fernandez (Chelsea) - 7.41 rating

The penultimate Chelsea player in the XI rounds off the midfield. Enzo Fernandez bagged his fifth goal of the season in the resounding second leg win over Middlesbrough and was unfortunate not to add an assist across the semi-finals having created four goalscoring chances. The Argentine also made five tackles against Boro to return a WhoScored.com rating of 7.41.

Right wing: Raheem Sterling (Chelsea) - 7.33 rating

The fourth and final Chelsea player in the side, Raheem Sterling was directly involved in one of the Blues' six goals against Boro, providing the assist for Axel Disasi's strike on Tuesday night. That assist came from one of three key passes, while Sterling also worked hard off the ball, making six tackles to feature on the right with a WhoScored.com rating of 7.33.

Striker: Darwin Nunez (Liverpool) - 7.32 rating

Darwin Nunez was key in Liverpool's progression to the Carabao Cup final having come off the bench in the first leg against Fulham to provide a brace of assists. A total of four key passes and four dribbles helped Nunez to a WhoScored.com rating of 7.32.

Left wing: Luis Diaz (Liverpool) - 7.17 rating

Luis Diaz picked the perfect time to score his first Carabao Cup goal of the season as he netted in the second leg meeting with Fulham in midweek. The 27-year-old also made three key passes across both games against the Cottagers to round off the team of the round with a WhoScored.com rating of 7.17.

See who made the Carabao Cup Team of the Round for the Semi-Finals

See who made the Carabao Cup Team of the Round for the Semi-Finals