This Sunday, Wembley Stadium will host a thrilling clash as Liverpool and Chelsea battle for the first major trophy of the English football season: the Carabao Cup.
Liverpool’s Colombian star, Luis Fernando Díaz, is expected to start, having earned the trust of manager Jürgen Klopp for this pivotal encounter.
Here’s a closer look at the Carabao Cup, with a Colombian perhaps set to lift the trophy.
Prize Money and Financial Rewards While the Carabao Cup champions receive a modest £100,000 (approximately €120,000), the EFL distributes additional funds to all 92 participating clubs. This means the victors will ultimately pocket a sum closer to £1 million, taking into account earnings from previous rounds.
European Qualification: A Ticket to the Europa League? The Carabao Cup winner secures a place in the Europa League preliminary round.However, if either Liverpool or Chelsea qualify for the Champions League through their Premier League performance, the Europa League berth will be awarded to the Premier League’s sixth-placed team.
A History of Triumph: Liverpool and Manchester City Lead the Way Liverpool and Manchester City are currently tied with eight Carabao Cup titles each. A victory for liverpool this Sunday would see them claim the top spot in the all-time winners’ list. Their last triumph came in 2012, making this a decade-long wait for silverware. Chelsea, with five titles, shares second place with Aston Villa and Manchester United. Their last victory dates back to 2015, and a win this year would propel them into third place in the historical rankings.
Colombian Success in the Carabao Cup: A Rare Feat Juan Guillermo Cuadrado remains the only Colombian to have lifted the Carabao Cup, achieving this feat with Chelsea during the 2014/2015 season. Could Luis Fernando Díaz join him in the history books this Sunday?
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