Manchester City will face Arsenal in the final of the Carabao Cup after both sides emerged victorious in their respective semi-final ties.
City sealed their place in the final with a commanding aggregate win over Newcastle United, underlining their dominance in the competition and extending their recent run of strong performances in domestic cup football.
Arsenal, meanwhile, booked their spot after seeing off their semi-final opponents, setting up a high-profile showdown between two Premier League heavyweights.
The final will bring together Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta, former colleagues whose rivalry has grown into one of English football’s most compelling tactical duels.
For Manchester City, the final represents another opportunity to add silverware to their trophy cabinet, while Arsenal will be aiming to secure their first Carabao Cup title in years and reaffirm their resurgence on the domestic stage.
Details of the date, venue and kick-off time for the final are expected to be confirmed by organisers in due course.
