Manchester City begin their defence of the League Cup title this week. After triumphing over Arsenal with a 2-0 scoreline in the final at Wembley, thanks to a brace from Nico O'Reilly, the stage is set for another exciting season.
This marks City’s ninth victory in the tournament, falling just short of Liverpool's record of ten. Under Pep Guardiola, the club has lifted the trophy five times, showcasing a strong track record.
Now, under Enzo Maresca, they are once again touted as one of the favourites. On Thursday, they’ll welcome Norwich City, managed by Philippe Clement, to the Etihad Stadium.
The last three encounters between these two sides have seen City dominate, putting 14 goals past the Canaries without reply. Experts expect a similar outcome in this clash.
Where and when to watch the match
The match will kick off at the Etihad Stadium on Thursday at 21:30 Moscow time (19:30 BST).
The official broadcasts of the game will be available worldwide on the following platforms:
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United Kingdom and Ireland: Sky Sports+
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USA: Paramount+
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Australia, France, New Zealand, and Arab countries: beIN SPORTS
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Canada and Japan: DAZN
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Central and South America: Disney+ Premium
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Brazil: ESPN
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Africa: SuperSport MaXimo 2
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Northern Europe and the Netherlands: Viaplay
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Germany, Switzerland, and Austria: Sky Sport
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Portugal: Sport TV1
In Russia and the CIS countries, there is no official broadcast planned. However, fans will be able to watch the match live for free via dedicated public pages on the social media platform VK.
