Manchester City will host Newcastle United at the Etihad Stadium in what promises to be a thrilling Carabao Cup semi-final encounter, a fixture that carries significant weight for both clubs as they chase domestic silverware and momentum for the remainder of their seasons. The Carabao Cup, often considered a gateway trophy, has increasingly grown in prestige, particularly for clubs aiming to establish dominance or signal resurgence. For Manchester City, the competition has long been a familiar hunting ground, while for Newcastle United, it represents a golden opportunity to cement their transformation into one of England’s elite football institutions. With tactical brilliance, squad depth, and high-stakes drama expected, this clash stands as one of the most anticipated fixtures of the domestic cup calendar. Manchester City enter the semi-final with a reputation as one of the most dominant teams in English football history, particularly under the stewardship of Pep Guardiola. The Catala...
With a 2-0 lead at Old Trafford after just 19 minutes, Newcastle now appears capable of doing the same.
Their defense has been giving up goals, and this month's total of 18 goals given up across all competitions is the highest since March 1964.
For new manager Ruben Anorim, it's a concerning trend, and if the Reds let up another goal, their record will be surpassed once again.
Since 1962, Manchester United has not given up three goals or more in three straight home games.
Is it going to happen tonight?
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