Carabao Cup Predictions

Cody Gakpo To Have 2+ Shots On Target

Liverpool’s Cody Gakpo is in excellent form with six goals in his last nine games. Gakpo sees just over half of his attempts hit the target across all competitions and as Liverpool need to go on the attack to recover a deficit he can at least test the keeper twice on Thursday.

Lucas Bergvall To Have 1+ Shots On Target

Lucas Bergvall scored the only goal of the game in the first leg and can record an attempt on goal. Bergvall had two shots in the first meeting and both of those were on target, and he’s also had a shot in each of his last three league appearances.

Yves Bissouma To Commit 2+ Fouls

Yves Bissouma was booked in the first leg and averages 1.3 fouls per-game in this competition, and just under one per-game in the league, so he appeals to commit at least two on Thursday as Spurs may have to dig in and adopt a physical approach for large periods at Anfield.

Alexis Mac Allister To Be Shown A Card

Alexis Mac Allister has six yellow cards in 22 Premier League games and two in his last three appearances in all competitions, and he has committed a hefty 26 fouls across his last 10 league games.

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Carabao Cup Predictions & Betting Tips

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The newest of the English competitions, the EFL Cup provides giant-killings, drama and shocks galore. Containing the 92 clubs in the Football League, the competition mixes experienced players with younger ones, only adding to the tournament’s unpredictable nature. Well, unpredictable for some…

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When do you post your Carabao Cup predictions?

Our Carabao Cup match previews cover every single game and are posted two to three days before each game kicks off. For midweek matches, predictions will be available from Monday evening. By posting our Carabao Cup tips early, we make sure we get the best value from the bookmakers while also giving you plenty of time to digest our predictions.

How to bet on the League Cup today

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When is each stage?

Here are all the key dates for the 2021/22 edition of the EFL Cup.

10, 11 August 2021 – First Round

24, 25 August – Second Round

21, 22 September – Third Round

26, 27 October – Fourth Round

21, 22 December – Quarter-finals

4, 5 January 2022 – Semi-final 1st legs

11, 12 January – Semi-final 2nd legs

27 February – Final

Which teams are in the Carabao Cup?

So, who’s in the EFL Cup? The competition contains all 92 clubs in the English Football League. The first round is made up of 24 clubs from League Two, 24 from League One and 22 from the Championship. In the second round, 13 Premier League clubs (those not involved in European competition) enter the fray along with two Championship sides. The 7 remaining Premier League clubs then enter in the third round.

Where to watch the Carabao Cup

UK viewers can watch the Carabao Cup on Sky Sports. Highlights are available on Channel 5. You can also catch matches on bet365’s live streaming service – a great way to follow the action and bet at the same time. For all this week’s matches, check out our Live Football on TV page.

Who has won the League Cup most often?

Since its inception in 1960, Liverpool and Manchester City have won the League Cup most often with eight wins. They are followed by three teams (Manchester United, Aston Villa and Chelsea) who have all won five times.

Recent winners:

2021: Manchester City
2020: Manchester City
2019: Manchester City
2018: Manchester City
2017: Manchester United
2016: Manchester City
2015: Chelsea
2014: Manchester City
2013: Swansea
2012: Liverpool

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