EFL Cup (Carabao Cup) 2024/2025
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Over 1.5 goals85%
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Over 2.5 goals60%
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Goals270
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Goals per match3.21
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Goals per match (Home)1.8
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Goals per match (Away)1.42
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Both team scored54%
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Under 2.540%
Latest scores
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1
Manchester City
Newcastle 2 - 0 Chelsea 30 oct 2024, 15:45
30 oct 2024, 15:45
Newcastle
2
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0
Chelsea
Manchester United 5 - 2 Leicester 30 oct 2024, 15:45
30 oct 2024, 15:45
Manchester United
5
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2
Leicester
Aston Villa 1 - 2 Crystal Palace 30 oct 2024, 15:45
30 oct 2024, 15:45
Aston Villa
1
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2
Crystal Palace
Preston 0 - 3 Arsenal 30 oct 2024, 15:45
30 oct 2024, 15:45
Preston
0
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3
Arsenal
Brighton 2 - 3 Liverpool 30 oct 2024, 15:30
30 oct 2024, 15:30
Brighton
2
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3
Liverpool
Brentford 1 - 1 Sheffield Wednesday 29 oct 2024, 16:00
29 oct 2024, 16:00
Brentford
1
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1
(4)
Sheffield Wednesday
Southampton 3 - 2 Stoke 29 oct 2024, 15:45
29 oct 2024, 15:45
Southampton
3
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2
Stoke
Schedule
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Crystal Palace
Newcastle - : - Brentford 18 dec 2024, 14:45
18 dec 2024, 14:45
Newcastle
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Brentford
Southampton - : - Liverpool 18 dec 2024, 15:00
18 dec 2024, 15:00
Southampton
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Liverpool
Tottenham - : - Manchester United 19 dec 2024, 15:00
19 dec 2024, 15:00
Tottenham
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Manchester United
EFL Cup (Carabao Cup) Bracket
Lincoln City
1
Harrogate Town
2
Preston
2
Sunderland
0
Charlton
0
Birmingham
1
Fulham
Bye
Arsenal
Bye
Bye
Shrewsbury
3
4
Notts Co.
3
3
Bolton
1
5
Mansfield
1
4
Swansea
3
Gillingham
1
Northampton
0
Wycombe
2
Aston Villa
Bye
Bye
Cambridge U
1
Queens Park Rangers
2
Luton
Bye
Crystal Palace
Bye
Norwich
4
Stevenage
3
Nottingham Forest
Bye
Newcastle
Bye
Bromley
1
AFC Wimbledon
2
Ipswich
Bye
Chelsea
Bye
Bye
Barrow
3
Port Vale
2
Derby
2
Chesterfield
1
Colchester
2
4
Reading
2
3
Brentford
Bye
Portsmouth
0
Millwall
1
Leyton Orient
4
Newport
1
Stockport County
1
Blackburn
6
Burton
0
Blackpool
4
Grimsby
1
9
Bradford
1
8
Hull
1
Sheffield Wednesday
2
Everton
Bye
Salford City
0
Doncaster
2
Cardiff
2
Bristol Rovers
0
Southampton
Bye
Leeds
0
Middlesbrough
3
Carlisle
0
Stoke
2
Fleetwood
2
West Bromwich
1
Rotherham
2
Crewe
1
Brighton
Bye
Crawley
4
Swindon
2
Wolverhampton
Bye
Burnley
Bye
Liverpool
Bye
Bye
West Ham
Bye
Bournemouth
Bye
Bristol City
0
Coventry
1
Oxford
2
Peterborough
0
Tottenham
Bye
Bye
Manchester City
Bye
Bye
Watford
5
Milton Keynes Dons
0
Plymouth
3
Cheltenham
0
Manchester United
Bye
Bye
Wigan
1
2
Barnsley
1
4
Sheffield United
4
Wrexham
2
Walsall
1
4
Exeter
1
3
Huddersfield
3
Morecambe
0
Leicester
Bye
Tranmere
3
Accrington
0
Harrogate Town
0
Preston
5
Birmingham
0
Fulham
2
Arsenal
Bye
Shrewsbury
0
Bolton
2
Swansea
0
Wycombe
1
Aston Villa
Bye
Queens Park Rangers
1
4
Luton
1
1
Crystal Palace
4
Norwich
0
Nottingham Forest
1
3
Newcastle
1
4
AFC Wimbledon
2
4
Ipswich
2
2
Chelsea
Bye
Barrow
0
3
Derby
0
2
Colchester
0
Brentford
1
Millwall
0
Leyton Orient
1
Blackburn
1
Blackpool
2
Grimsby
1
Sheffield Wednesday
5
Everton
3
Doncaster
0
Cardiff
3
Southampton
5
Middlesbrough
0
Stoke
5
Fleetwood
2
Rotherham
1
Brighton
4
Crawley
0
Wolverhampton
2
Burnley
0
Liverpool
Bye
West Ham
1
Bournemouth
0
Coventry
1
Oxford
0
Tottenham
Bye
Manchester City
Bye
Watford
2
Plymouth
0
Manchester United
Bye
Barnsley
1
Sheffield United
0
Walsall
3
Huddersfield
2
Leicester
4
Tranmere
0
Preston
1
16
Fulham
1
15
Arsenal
5
Bolton
1
Wycombe
1
Aston Villa
2
Queens Park Rangers
1
Crystal Palace
2
Newcastle
1
AFC Wimbledon
0
Chelsea
5
Barrow
0
Brentford
3
Leyton Orient
1
Blackpool
0
Sheffield Wednesday
1
Everton
1
5
Southampton
1
6
Stoke
1
2
Fleetwood
1
1
Brighton
3
Wolverhampton
2
Liverpool
5
West Ham
1
Coventry
1
Tottenham
2
Manchester City
2
Watford
1
Manchester United
7
Barnsley
0
Walsall
0
0
Leicester
0
3
Preston
0
Arsenal
3
Aston Villa
1
Crystal Palace
2
Newcastle
2
Chelsea
0
Brentford
1
5
Sheffield Wednesday
1
4
Southampton
3
Stoke
2
Brighton
2
Liverpool
3
Tottenham
2
Manchester City
1
Manchester United
5
Leicester
2
Arsenal
Crystal Palace
Newcastle
Brentford
Southampton
Liverpool
Tottenham
Manchester United
EFL Cup (Carabao Cup) Latest News
Football news
30 oct 2024, 17:39
First match without Ten Hag. Manchester United scored five goals against Leicester
Football news
30 oct 2024, 16:36
It happened. Gabriel Jesus scored for Arsenal after 25 games of silence
Football news
30 oct 2024, 04:29
Guardiola revealed whether De Bruyne will be able to play against Tottenham
Football news
28 oct 2024, 08:34
Newcastle vs Chelsea: kick-off time, how to watch, Live stream - October 30, 2024
Football news
28 oct 2024, 06:34
Brighton vs Liverpool: kick-off time, how to watch, Live stream - October 30, 2024
Football news
26 sep 2024, 09:19
"Ready to play at the top level". Arteta commented on 17-year-old Nwaneri brace in the Carabao Cup
Main Features of the EFL Cup (League Cup)
| Characteristic | Value |
|---|---|
| Year of establishment | 1960 |
| Duration | September to February |
| Participants | 92 clubs in the Premier League and English Football League |
| Venue | Various |
| Format | Knockout competition |
| Renowned teams | Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City |
| Final match | Played at Wembley Stadium |
| Television coverage | Sky Sports and BBC |
| Previous winner | Manchester United (2022-2023) |
| Record winner | Liverpool (9 titles) |
| Final venue | Wembley Stadium |
| Record number of goals scored in the final | 8 (Manchester United 5-3 Nottingham Forest in 1992) |
The EFL Cup, also known as the League Cup or Carabao Cup, is one of the most prestigious football tournaments in England. In this article, we will explore the key facts about the EFL Cup, its history, format, participating teams, and significant events.
History of the EFL Cup
The EFL Cup was established in 1960 as the Football League Cup, with the aim of creating an additional tournament for clubs in the English Football League. Over the years, the tournament has undergone several changes and evolutions. In 1981, it was renamed the League Cup, and in 2016, it became known as the Carabao Cup due to a sponsorship agreement.
Format of the Competition
The EFL Cup is played in a single-elimination format. The tournament features 92 clubs from the English Football League, including teams from the Championship (second division), League One (third division), and League Two (fourth division). Teams compete in a series of matches, with the losing teams being eliminated from the tournament, while the winners continue their path towards the final.
Participating Teams
The EFL Cup includes teams from different levels of the English football system. This includes clubs from the Premier League, Championship, League One, and League Two. Renowned teams such as Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, and Manchester City regularly participate in the tournament.
Significant Events
The EFL Cup provides an opportunity for clubs to showcase their skills and compete for the trophy. The final match is the highlight of the tournament and is held at Wembley Stadium. Spectators are treated to high-quality football and an electrifying atmosphere.
Television Coverage
The EFL Cup is broadcasted by Sky Sports and BBC, ensuring that fans worldwide can follow the matches and support their favorite teams.
Throughout the history of the EFL Cup, there have been significant victories by various clubs and unforgettable moments in the final matches. Each season, the tournament delivers emotional moments and heroic performances that become an integral part of English football history.
The EFL Cup remains one of the most thrilling tournaments in England, providing clubs with the opportunity to showcase their strength and determine the best team. The pursuit of victory and the prestige of the trophy make the EFL Cup an exciting and unforgettable event for football fans around the world.
