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Wednesday, 28 August 2019
Live	+ 2:45pm	Newcastle United 1 - 1P Leicester City	LCFC Radio, BBC Radio
Live	+ 2:45pm	Queens Park Rangers 0 - 2 Portsmouth
Live	+ 2:45pm	Rotherham United 0 - 1 Sheffield Wednesday
Live	+ 2:45pm	Swansea City 6 - 0 Cambridge United
Tuesday, 10 September 2019
Live	2:45pm	Grimsby Town vs Macclesfield Town
Tuesday, 24 September 2019
	2:45pm	Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest	ESPN+, ESPN App, DAZN, DAZN, Sport…
	2:45pm	Colchester United vs Tottenham Hotspur	ESPN+, ESPN App, DAZN, DAZN, DAZN…
	2:45pm	Crawley Town vs Stoke City
	2:45pm	Luton Town vs Leicester City	LCFC Radio, BBC Radio
	2:45pm	Portsmouth vs Southampton	ESPN+, ESPN App, DAZN, DAZN, Sky G…

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	Arsenal Player » Seasons 2018-2021 Live audio coverage of all Arsenal games.

News

England's 2003 Rugby World Cup final winners: Where are they now? - Telegraph.co.uk

With the Rugby World Cup in Japan on the horizon, and with Eddie Jones' side looking in good shape, Telegraph Sport takes a look back at those who secured

Telegraph.co.uk (6 hours ago)

Premier League news conferences, England squad announcement, Champions League draw build-up, - Live - BBC Sport

Reaction after Gareth Southgate names the England squad, Premier League managers meet the media, and build-up to Champions League draw.

BBC Sport (2 weeks ago)

Soccer-Five talking points from the Premier League weekend - Reuters

The following are five talking points from the weekend's Premier League action:

Reuters (1 day ago)

Emile Heskey opens up on mass England tunnel brawl that was 'good fun' - Mirror Online

David Beckham's missed first-half penalty sparked a huge half-time tunnel brawl between England and Turkey fans in 2003.

Mirror Online (1 day ago)

Gareth Southgate waited patiently for his England debut and Tammy Abraham would be wise to follow suit - iNews

Gareth Southgate did not win his first England cap until he was 25 years old. It came as a substitute against Portugal under Terry Venables, in December.

iNews (21 hours ago)

Eden Hazard says football matters more to Real Madrid fans as he reveals difference between Chelsea and Blancos supporters - Goal.com

Eden Hazard believes Real Madrid supporters are more fanatical than their Chelsea counterparts.

Goal.com (6 hours ago)

Tammy Abraham to be watched by Gareth Southgate's England assistant during Chelsea's Champions League tie - The Telegraph

Gareth Southgate's England assistant Steve Holland will be in the Stamford Bridge stands to run the rule over Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham on Tuesday

The Telegraph (20 hours ago)

Carabao Cup draw: Man City to play Preston, Man Utd meet Rochdale - BBC Sport

Holders Manchester City will travel to Preston in the EFL Cup third round while Manchester United host League One side Rochdale.

BBC Sport (2 weeks ago)

About League Cup

The EFL Cup, also known as the Carabao Cup for sponsorship reasons, is a football knockout tournament played each year by all English football teams ranked in the top leagues in the country (English Premier League, English Championship, League 1 and League 2).

The League Cup is one of the top three domestic tournaments in England, alongside the FA Cup and the Premier League. The competition’s first edition was played back in the 1960-1961 season, with Aston Villa being the first club to win it.

The tournament is divided into seven rounds, being played mostly with a single-leg format until the semi-final stage of the competition. Top tier teams are handed byes to enter the tournament until the later stages to facilitate their road to the final.

The 2017-18 season ended with Manchester City claiming the title against Arsenal on February 25, 2018. This was the Citizens’ fifth title, which matches the tally accomplished by Manchester United, Chelsea and Aston Villa.
The 2018-19 League Cup kicked off on August 14, 2018. The final match will take place at Wembley Stadium on February 24, 2019.

Did you know? Liverpool holds the record for most League Cup wins in history, with eight titles to their name. Unfortunately for the Reds, they haven’t been able to win this trophy since 2012. The Merseyside club also owns the record for most final matches played, having participated in 12 title matches.

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