Manchester United meet Newcastle United at Wembley Stadium this weekend as the Reds aim to win the League Cup for the sixth time in their history.
Only Liverpool (nine) and Manchester City (eight) have lifted the trophy more times, with Jose Mourinho the last United manager to do so during the 2016/17 season. Zlatan Ibrahimovic was the match-winner six years ago, scoring the 87th-minute winner, his second of the match, to seal a 3-2 win over Southampton.
In comparison, Newcastle are yet to win the competition and have only once before reached the final in their history, losing 2-1 to Manchester City. This weekend at Wembley is their first major cup final of any kind since 1999.
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What time is kick-off?
Kick-off on Sunday, February 26 is set for 4:30pm local time, which is 11:30am ET and 8:30am PT.
How can I watch in the US?
The match is being streamed live on ESPN+, with coverage on the service starting at 10:30am ET and 7:30am PT, or 10 minutes earlier on @ESPN where a pre-game show is being aired. Spanish language commentary is also available five minutes before kick-off on ESPN+.
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