Manchester City delivered a dominant first-half performance to defeat Newcastle United 3–1 at home, sealing a 5–1 aggregate victory and booking their place in the League Cup final for the first time since 2019, where they will face Arsenal.
Manchester City claimed a crucial 2–0 away win over Newcastle in the first leg of the League Cup semi-final at St James’ Park, with goals from Semenyo and Cherki giving Pep Guardiola’s side a strong advantage heading into the
Premier League teams impressed in Champions League Matchday 2 with Arsenal beating Olympiacos, Newcastle thrashing Union Saint-Gilloise, and Manchester City held to a late draw by Monaco.
Arsenal staged a dramatic comeback in Premier League Round 6, overturning Newcastle 2-1 away from home with Merino’s equalizer and Gabriel’s stoppage-time header, keeping the Gunners close to Liverpool in the title race.
The EFL Cup third round kicks off with Manchester City, Arsenal, Newcastle United, and Tottenham Hotspur all set to face League One opponents. With squad rotations expected, the Premier League giants are still tipped to progress smoothly into the
Liverpool edged past Newcastle 3-2 in a thrilling Premier League Round 2 clash. Sixteen-year-old Ngumoha scored a historic stoppage-time winner on his debut, becoming Liverpool’s youngest-ever goalscorer.
