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EFL Cup Odds

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Wed, 28 Oct, 21:00
Chelsea2.48Draw3.73Liverpool2.81
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Upcoming fixtures

We show the best odds across all betting sites.

Tuesday, 27 October
22:00
Arsenal Fleetwood Town Arsenal 1.10 Draw 12.75 Fleetwood Town 30.25
21:45
Bradford City Peterborough United Bradford City 1.92 Draw 3.67 Peterborough United 4.50
Wednesday, 28 October
21:45
Brentford Sunderland Brentford 2.30 Draw 3.54 Sunderland 3.25
21:00
Chelsea Liverpool Chelsea 2.48 Draw 3.73 Liverpool 2.81
21:45
Aston Villa Bournemouth Aston Villa 3.04 Draw 3.60 Bournemouth 2.44
21:45
Crystal Palace Fulham Crystal Palace 3.33 Draw 3.70 Fulham 2.19
21:30
Brighton Manchester City Brighton 5.30 Draw 4.39 Manchester City 1.64
Thursday, 29 October
21:45
Everton Newcastle United Everton 2.53 Draw 3.51 Newcastle United 3.00

The EFL Cup, sponsored as the Carabao Cup, is England’s League Cup. All 92 clubs of the Premier League and the three EFL divisions enter, which is why a League Two side can draw a Premier League giant in the early rounds. Every tie is a single match except the two-legged semi-finals, and a tie still level after 90 minutes goes straight to penalties. Only the final at Wembley plays extra time.

First held in 1960-61, when Aston Villa beat Rotherham United over two legs, the competition has changed its name with almost every sponsor since: the Milk Cup, the Littlewoods Cup, the Rumbelows Cup, the Coca-Cola Cup, the Worthington Cup, the Carling Cup and the Capital One Cup all came before Carabao. Liverpool hold the record with 10 titles.

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Teams

Arsenal Aston Villa Barnsley Bournemouth Bradford City Brentford Brighton & Hove Albion Chelsea Coventry City Crystal Palace Everton Fleetwood Town Fulham Ipswich Town Liverpool Manchester City Manchester United Newcastle United Norwich City Peterborough United Reading Sheffield United Sunderland Tottenham Hotspur West Ham United Wolverhampton Wanderers