Manchester City beats Arsenal 2-0 in English League Cup final win

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by James Robson, Associated Press
March 22, 2026
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Manchester City won the English League Cup final, defeating Arsenal 2-0.

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Manchester City won the English League Cup final with a 2-0 victory over Arsenal on Sunday, claiming the first major domestic trophy of the season. The dominant performance suggests City may be positioned to capture additional silverware in the months ahead. The win extends City's recent success in domestic cup competitions and underscores the team's strength across multiple fronts as the season progresses. Arsenal, despite the loss, remains in contention for other major titles. The result marks a significant early statement in what could be a competitive season across English football's top competitions.

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