If you love Arsenal and the Carabao Cup, you’re in the right place. This page gives you the most useful info without any fluff – fixtures, results, key players and what to expect in the next round.
Arsenal entered the tournament in the third round and faced a lower‑league side that thought they could cause an upset. A quick 2‑0 win put the Gunners on track, thanks to a first‑half strike from Gabriel Jesus and a late header by William Saliba. The defence stayed solid, conceding just one shot on target.
In the fourth round the opposition stepped up. The match turned into a tight battle, but Bukayo Saka’s dribble down the right wing created the opening goal. After a hard‑fought 90 minutes, Arsenal held on for a 1‑0 victory. The win showed the squad’s depth – a mix of youth and experience kept the pressure off the starters.
Now Arsenal sits in the quarter‑finals, waiting for a draw that could pit them against another Premier League heavyweight or a surprise underdog. The coaching staff has been rotating the squad to keep players fresh for the league, but key figures like Martin Ødegaard and Aaron Ramsdale are expected to start.
Every Carabao Cup game brings a different story, and the next one is no exception. Keep an eye on three things:
Set‑pieces also matter. Arsenal scored two of their three cup goals from corners in previous rounds. Expect a few rehearsed routines in the buildup.
For fans watching at home, the match will be on Sky Sports and streamed via the club’s official app. The kickoff is set for 8 pm GMT, so grab a snack and get ready for 90 minutes of action.
Whether you’re a long‑time Gooner or just catching up, these points should help you enjoy the game and understand what’s at stake. Arsenal wants the trophy, and the Carabao Cup can be a springboard for a strong finish to the season.
Stay tuned to this page for post‑match analysis, goal highlights and any injury updates that could affect the line‑up for the next round. The journey isn’t over yet, but the excitement sure is.
Arsenal cruised to a 2-0 victory against League One side Port Vale at Vale Park, progressing to the Carabao Cup fourth round. Eberechi Eze opened the scoring in the eighth minute, while Leandro Trossard added a late strike. Arteta rested most seniors, giving minutes to academy prospects and new signing Kepa. The win underlines Arsenal's depth as they chase silverware.
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