Manchester City beat Arsenal 2-0 to win the Carabao Cup, lifting the trophy at Wembley after a strong second-half performance.
The final began cautiously, with both teams struggling to create clear chances in the first half. Arsenal looked organised, while City kept possession but found it difficult to break through.
The game changed soon after the break. Nico O’Reilly put City ahead, taking advantage of a mistake from Arsenal goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga. The goal gave City momentum and shifted the pressure onto Arsenal.
O’Reilly struck again later in the half, finishing off a well-worked move to double the lead and effectively seal the match. His performance proved decisive, turning a tight contest into a comfortable victory for City.
Arsenal, who came into the final in good form, were unable to respond. They struggled to create meaningful chances and could not find a way past City’s defence. The loss extends their long wait for a League Cup title.
For Manchester City, the win is another important trophy and a reminder of their strength in domestic competitions. It also provides a boost after some mixed results in other tournaments this season.
The match highlighted City’s ability to step up in key moments, while Arsenal were left to reflect on missed opportunities in a big final.
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