Carabao EFL Cup Betting Tips at OLBG Explained
In the first column, you can see the overall confidence rating for each EFL League Cup tip. This looks at the total win tips on each match spread across home, away and draw selections. A higher confidence rating than the odds of that team is a good indication of a possible value bet.
Our EFL tipsters cover predictions on a wide selection of markets including 1X2, over-under goals, both teams to score, first goalscorer and correct score. Some tipsters are experts in finding great bets from certain markets. They have studied all the stats and trends so you don't have to.
Click on an EFL match above to dig deeper into the tips available, check out the profitability of the tipsters, their consistency for regularly tipping winners and read why they are making their forecasts.
For more information on the latest news and fixtures, to help you to choose the best EFL Cup bets, consult the Carabao Cup website, for results check out the BBC League Cup pages.
Best EFL League Cup Betting Odds
If you pick your bets on our EFL Cup predictions page, you can add them to a betslip, then if you are backing your bets in a football accumulator, you can see which bookie has the best odds for your EFL Cup bets.
In our article covering the Best Football Bookmakers, we look at the best betting odds provided by all the top UK bookmakers to see if any bookie regularly offers the best odds. There is research to suggest that BetVictor regularly provide good odds on football and they back that up with their price promise for football accumulators.
If you are betting in-play on the EFL Cup make a visit to the In-play betting pages on OLBG.
Do check out our free bets and promotions pages though and the offers listed by the matches on-site and in our app. All bookies regularly provide great enhanced odds offers and other specials on their premier league betting markets.
If you are looking for other betting tips on today’s football outside the EFL Cup please go to our main football betting tips page.
EFL Cup Trends and Statistics
The EFL Cup has over the years been known by a variety of different titles. Originally and for older readers it will always be the League Cup, however many will remember the Milk Cup, Rumbelows Cup, Worthington Cup, Coca-Cola, Carling Cup. Currently, it is the drinks provider Carabao that supplies the sponsorship.
Competed by all teams in the top 4 English divisions, the knockout matches start early in the season with the Final taking place normally at the end of February. The Semi-Final features two legs with teams playing home and away. Winners of the EFL Cup qualify for the Europa League for the following season.
Last Ten EFL Cup Winners
Year | Champions | Score | Runners-Up | Attendance |
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2023-24 | Liverpool | 1-0 (AET) | Chelsea | 88,868 |
2022-23 | Manchester United | 2-0 | Newcastle United | 87,306 |
2021-22 | Liverpool | 0-0 (11-10 Pens) | Chelsea | 85,512 |
2020-21 | Manchester City | 1-0 | Tottenham Hotspur | 7,773 |
2019-20 | Manchester City | 2-1 | Aston Villa | 82,145 |
2018-19 | Manchester City | 0-0 (4-3 Pens) | Chelsea | 81,775 |
2017-18 | Manchester City | 3-0 | Arsenal | 85,671 |
2016-17 | Manchester United | 3-2 | Southampton | 85,264 |
2015-16 | Manchester City | 1-1 (3-1 Pens) | Liverpool | 86,206 |
2014-15 | Chelsea | 2-0 | Tottenham Hotspur | 89,294 |
Ten of the twenty-seven finals since 1998 have gone to extra time.
If we rank all incarnations of the “League Cup” the following teams have won the Cup on most occasions.
- 10 - Liverpool
- 8 - Manchester City
- 6 - Manchester United
- 5 - Aston Villa
- 5 - Chelsea
Steve Madgwick and Andy Powell, the experts behind OLBG's comprehensive English Football League (EFL) coverage of the EFL League Cup, bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to their work.