The Carabao Cup is heating up with Premier League sides entering Round Two! Don't miss the hilarious sprinklers incident and the potential for upsets!
As the excitement of the Carabao Cup rolls into its second round, the draw is all set to capture the intrigue of football fans across Ireland and beyond! The first round concluded recently, paving the way for 13 Premier League clubs—those not involved in European competitions—to join the fray. Scheduled to be hosted by Sky Sports' Caroline Barker, football aficionados will be eagerly tuning in to see which teams make it through and face off in contentious matches that promise to deliver thrills and surprises.
This year's draw offers a host of encounters that might lead to unexpected upsets! Clubs like Burnley, Luton Town, and West Ham find themselves entering the competition against tough opposition. For instance, West Ham will clash with fellow Premier League team Bournemouth at the London Stadium, making for an enticing fixture. As the draw approaches, fans are already buzzing with excitement, eagerly awaiting the news of who their teams will face. The suspense is palpable, especially knowing that the Premier League sides in Europe will only join the competition in the third round, leaving the door wide open for surprises in Round Two!
In-keeping with the unpredictable spirit of the Carabao Cup, it was only last week that a match was suspended after just 20 minutes due to a hilarious sprinkler malfunction at Colchester’s stadium! This incident had fans laughing, but it did highlight the unpredictable nature of cup competitions—anything can happen! As teams prepare to take to the pitch, eyes are on potential dark horses who could upset some of the bigger clubs along the way.
To top it off, one can't ignore the fierce passion that surrounds matches like Cardiff City vs. Southampton, where fans flock in droves to support their teams. Cardiff recently secured their spot in Round Two with a convincing 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers, showcasing their ambitions for the season. As this electrifying tournament unfolds, every tie is a glittering opportunity for clubs to etch their names into the annals of Carabao Cup history.
In many ways, the Carabao Cup encapsulates the unpredictable spirit of football, where fairy tale endings are not just possible, but commonplace. Who can forget the surprises of previous seasons, where lower league teams stole the limelight with monumental victories against top-tier sides? With this year’s tournament heating up, keep your eyes peeled for those potentially show-stopping moments that could rock stadiums and delight fans across Ireland!
Did you know that the Carabao Cup was initially called the Football League Cup when it began back in 1960? Since then, it has seen countless memorable moments, including the time a team from the lower leagues made it all the way to the final! So as we gear up for the upcoming fixtures, remember that in the world of football, anything can happen!
With the first round concluding this evening, the 13 Premier League sides not involved in European competition this season will enter the draw, which features a ...
Sky Sports' Carabao Cup presenter Caroline Barker will host the draw that sees Burnley, Luton Town and the 13 Premier League Clubs not participating in European ...
And though the opposition could be tougher, given Premier League sides in Europe will only enter the competition in the third round, the potential for upsets is ...
The Irons will host their fellow Premier League club at London Stadium as our EFL League Cup campaign gets underway. The tie will be played in the week ...
West Ham are among the Premier League teams to enter the Carabao Cup at the second round stage.
Newcastle will travel to Nottingham Forest while Brighton will host Crawley in a Sussex derby in the second round of the Carabao Cup. West Ham also play ...
After the final first-round fixtures play out, the next set of games will be announced on Wednesday.
COLCHESTER'S Carabao Cup game with Reading had to be suspended yesterday after their ground's sprinklers malfunctioned.The game was forced to pause at.
Round Two sees Burnley, Luton Town and the 13 Premier League Clubs not participating in European competitions enter the competition at this stage. The full list ...
The Bluebirds booked their spot in the second round of the competition through a 2-0 home win over Bristol Rovers on Tuesday evening, with goals coming from ...
Premier League sides not in European competition will learn their opponents in the first cup competition of the season.
The Swans sealed their place in the draw after goals from Ronald, Liam Cullen and Azeem Abdulai and secured a 3-1 win over Gillingham. The Swans last faced the ...
Wanderers have been handed an away trip to Shrewsbury Town in the second round of the Carabao Cup. Ian Evatt's men will again face a fellow League One side ...
Newcastle will travel to Nottingham Forest in one of two all-Premier League ties in the Carabao Cup second round.
Middlesbrough beat Leeds United 3-0 to set-up a second round tie with Stoke City at the Riverside later this month.
The Greens ensured safe passage to round two with a 3-0 victory over Cheltenham Town on Wednesday night, with goals from Ben Waine, Ryan Hardie and Mustapha ...
Champions League sides Man City, Arsenal, Liverpool and Aston Villa will join the party in the third round. As will Manchester United and Tottenham who are in ...
West Ham United's clash with Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest's visit to Newcastle United are the picks of the second round in the Carabao Cup, ...
An updated list of Blues' August fixtures including the Carabao Cup match can be found below: Wycombe Wanderers v Blues, Saturday 17 August, kick-off 3pm, Adams ...
The season might have only just begun, but the Carabao Cup is back and for the 13 Premier League sides not involved in Europe the road to Wembley begins in ...
Leyton Orient have been drawn away to Sky Bet Championship club Millwall in the second-round of the Carabao Cup.