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| EFL Cup | |
| COUNTRY | CHANNEL |
| India | B4X SPORTS |
| U.S | Paramount + |
| UK | Sky Sports |
| Indonesia | RTV |
| Malaysia | IEG |
| Singapore | Bein Sports Singapore |
| Portugal | Sport TV |
| Saudi Arabia | BeIN Sports |
| Australia | BeIN Sports |
| Argentina | ESPN/Disney+ |
About EFL CUP.
The EFL Cup, also known as the Carabao Cup for sponsorship reasons, is a prestigious knockout football competition in England. Here are some key details about the tournament:
Overview
Established: 1960 (originally as the Football League Cup)
Governing Body: English Football League (EFL)
Participants: Clubs from the Premier League and the EFL (Championship, League One, and League Two)
Format: Knockout rounds leading to a final
Format and Structure
Initial Rounds: The tournament starts with a series of knockout rounds involving lower-league teams. Premier League teams usually enter in the second round, while the top four teams from the previous Premier League season enter in the third round.
Quarterfinals and Semifinals: Winners from the initial rounds progress to the quarterfinals and then to the semifinals, which are played over two legs.
Final: The final is held at Wembley Stadium, typically in late February.
Significance
Trophy: Winning the EFL Cup is a prestigious achievement, often seen as a stepping stone to greater success, particularly for teams outside the top tier.
European Competition: The winner of the EFL Cup qualifies for the UEFA Europa Conference League, providing an opportunity for clubs to compete in European football.
Recent History
Recent Champions: Manchester City has been a dominant force in recent years, winning multiple titles.
Record Winners: Liverpool holds the record for the most EFL Cup titles, with 8 victories.
Notable Facts
Format Changes: The tournament has undergone various format changes over the years, including the number of participating teams and the structure of the rounds.
Sponsorship: The competition has seen various sponsors over the years, with Carabao being the current title sponsor since 2017.
The EFL Cup remains an essential part of the English football calendar, providing excitement and opportunities for clubs across all levels.
Where to watch the EFL CUP in India?
FanCode will exclusively stream this year's Carabao Cup and the EFL Championships, beginning on August 10. The Carabao Cup, the marquee competition of EFL, and the EFL Championships, featuring England's first division teams vying for promotion to the English Premier League, will be key attractions.
