Manchester City defeated Arsenal 2-0 to win the Carabao Cup final.
The match was played on Sunday, at Wembley Stadium where Manchester City took control in the second half after a costly mistake by Arsenal goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga.
Kepa failed to hold onto a cross from Rayan Cherki, allowing Nico O’Reilly to score the opening goal.
O’Reilly added a second goal just four minutes later to secure the victory.
City manager Pep Guardiola celebrated another milestone with the win.
The victory marked his fifth League Cup title with Manchester City, a new record.
The win gives Manchester City their ninth League Cup title.
It also reinforces their dominance in English domestic competitions.
For Arsenal, the defeat raises questions about defensive errors in crucial matches.
Background
The Carabao Cup is one of England’s major domestic competitions.
Both teams entered the final with strong expectations, but City’s experience proved decisive.
Goalkeeping errors have often played a key role in high-stakes finals, and this match followed that pattern.
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