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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta started Kepa Arrizabalaga over David Raya for the Carabao Cup final against Manchester City, saying the decision was fair after Kepa’s cup contributions; City won 2-0, aided by a Kepa error on a cross, prompting questions about sentiment in selection and whether Raya’s ball-playing strengths might have helped in a high-press game.
Manchester City beat Arsenal 2-0 at Wembley to win the Carabao Cup, with Nico O'Reilly heading in twice to seal the victory. Guardiola celebrated a record fifth Carabao Cup, highlighting City’s hunger for silverware, while Arsenal’s display suggested a psychological blow as they eye the Premier League title fight and other trophies.
Manchester City beat Arsenal 2-0 in the Wembley Carabao Cup final after Kepa Arrizabalaga’s error allowed Nico O'Reilly to score the opener and add a second; Cherki’s showboating drew Guardiola’s disapproval as City dominated after the break, while Arteta defended his goalkeeper choices and now faces questions ahead of a busy run-in.
Arsenal and Manchester City meet in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley, with a 4:30 p.m. GMT kickoff (12:30 p.m. ET/9:30 a.m. PT). The article lists how to watch by country: UK viewers have ITV (and Sky Sports options), US viewers can use Paramount+ or CBS Sports Golazo, Canada via DAZN Canada or fuboTV, and Mexico via Disney+ Premium, plus background on each team’s path to the final and what’s next for both clubs.
Arsenal and Manchester City meet in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley in a high-stakes, tactical showdown as both sides chase silverware; the live blog outlines lineups, early pressing, and key moments ahead of kick-off.
Arsenal defender Gabriel says his brand of 'beautiful football'—emphasizing energetic defending as well as technical quality—could deliver the club its first trophy since 2020, starting with the Carabao Cup final against Manchester City. Arsenal sit nine points clear in the Premier League and are chasing multiple trophies, with Gabriel contributing a high blocking tally this season and stressing humility while aiming for glory.
Arsenal host Chelsea in a London derby after their win over Spurs, with analysts weighing what the latest results and Carabao Cup clashes mean for each side’s season targets. Arsenal’s aim is major trophies and a strong push this spring, while Chelsea look to secure Champions League football; Bukayo Saka is highlighted as Arsenal’s key man, and Joao Pedro as Chelsea’s focal point. The piece also notes how cup-form and recent results could shape selection and risk in the weekend showdown, with a prediction leaning toward a tight, late Arsenal victory.
Guardiola trialed a Marmoush–Semenyo wing pairing with a box midfield behind Tijjani Reijnders and Phil Foden to unsettle Newcastle, moving Haaland to a wide role rather than through the middle. The fluid, two‑paced approach produced a sharp City performance in the Carabao Cup, with Marmoush and Reijnders on target and Haaland used off centre, illustrating an effective new tactical plan for the fixture.
Manchester City beat Newcastle United 3-1 in the second leg to complete a 5-1 aggregate victory and reach the Carabao Cup final against Arsenal at Wembley; Omar Marmoush struck twice and Tijjani Reijnders added a third for City, while Newcastle’s Elanga pulled one back in the 62nd minute to give the night a consolation, with City’s squad rotation including Haaland on the bench and control throughout the tie.
Arsenal defeat Chelsea 4-2 on aggregate to reach the Carabao Cup final, with Kai Havertz scoring late in the tie. Mikel Arteta praised his players’ flexibility, the atmosphere, and the togetherness of the squad as they head toward Wembley and another high-stakes clash.
Arsenal beat Chelsea 4-2 on aggregate to reach the League Cup final for the first time in almost six years, a milestone that could help erase the club’s 'nearly men' reputation as they chase their first trophy under Mikel Arteta, with a Wembley date against City or Newcastle to come.
Arsenal hold a 3-0 aggregate advantage after a goalless first half in the Carabao Cup semi-final second leg against Chelsea, with Chelsea applying pressure after halftime substitutions and several near-misses, including a key save from Kepa as both teams await a breakthrough.
Arsenal host Chelsea in the League Cup semi-final second leg at the Emirates with Chelsea trailing 3-2 on aggregate. With no away-goals rule, the tie could go to extra time and penalties if level after 90 minutes. Starting lineups and substitutes were published ahead of kick-off on Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at 20:00 GMT. TV/streaming options listed include ITV1/ITVx in the UK, with Paramount+ (USA), FanCode (India), and DStv Now/SuperSport coverage in select regions.
Manchester City returned to training at the CFA after a 2-0 Carabao Cup semi-final first leg win over Newcastle United, with Antoine Semenyo scoring on his debut and linking with Jeremy Doku before a late Cherki strike (a potential Semenyo goal was ruled out by VAR). City hold a healthy advantage heading into the second leg at the Etihad on Feb 4, with five league fixtures before then.
Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior says he is accountable for Robert Sanchez's mistakes in the 3-2 Carabao Cup semi-final first leg loss to Arsenal, defending his keeper while stressing he's implementing a new system; he noted illness and injuries across the squad and praised Sanchez's late save, with Garnacho scoring twice to keep Chelsea alive ahead of the return leg at the Emirates.