Man City v Tottenham live stream: how to watch Carabao Cup final online now
Wembley is ready to see City and Spurs battle out this final
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Its been a week of major upheaval for English football, but today at Wembley it’s all about the game itself. Read on for your full guide to getting a Man City vs Tottenham live stream and watch the EFL Carabao Cup final 2021 from anywhere in the world right now,where it’s being shown exclusively in the US on ESPN Plus.
Date:Sunday, April 25
Kick-off time:11.30am ET / 8.30am PT
Venue:Wembley Stadium, London (England)
Live stream:exclusively onESPN Plus
Both teams come into this clash having had to weather a storm of condemnation after being revealed as founder members of ill-fated breakaway European Super League. Amid the fall out, Spurs also sacked manager José Mourinho following a disappointing campaign that leaves Spurs' best hopes of European football qualification resting on a win in this game.
The players seem to have responded to Jose’s exit, with Spurs winning Mason’s first game in charge with a battling 2-1 victory over Brighton on Wednesday night. This match provides a much greater challenge for the fledgling manager however, as he comes up against the might of Man City, and a club looking to secure their fourth successive Carabao Cup trophy.
City will be looking to avoid their second successive defeat at Wembley having lost to Chelsea in last weekend’s FA Cup semi final, a defeat that prevented Guardiola’s men pulling off an unprecedented quadruple. The Premier League leaders could be without influential midfielder Kevin De Bruyne for the final, with the Belgian playmaker facing a race against time to be fit after limping off against Chelsea last week.
Follow our guide below to get a Man City vs Tottenham live stream and watch this 2021 Carabao Cup final match-up.
How to watch Man City vs Tottenham: live stream EFL Cup final in the US
Today’s final is set to kick off in the US at 11.30am ET/ 8.30am PT.
ESPN has the rights to the EFL Cup in the US, and the great news is that the final will be shown live on itsESPN Plusstreaming service.
ESPN+only costs $5.99 per monthand allows you to watch online as well as via its mobile app and TV streamer apps on the likes of Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, PS4 and Xbox. You’ll save even more if you pay for a year in advance - that costs$59.99 for 12 months.
But there’sevenbetter value to be had, if you grab ESPN+ as part of the bigDisney Plus Bundle. As well as ESPN Plus live coverage and documentary action, you’ll get access to the hugely impressive Disney Plus catalogue - which features Marvel movies, every Simpsons episode ever, the complete Star Wars canon, Pixar films, and much more - plus all the great shows and movies that Hulu offers.
And the cost is super reasonable - for all that content, you only have topay $13.99 a month for the Disney Plus bundle.
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