Arsenal's 19-year-old striker Folarin Balogun signs a new long-term contract with the club.

Arsenal legends Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira join Spotify founder and billionaire Daniel Ek's bid to buy the club.

Thierry Henry talks about the upcoming social media boycott in English football

Chelsea winning race for Varane, Young Boys defender Camara attracting Premier League clubs, plus more.

Match of the Day pundit Ian Wright says he supports Arsenal fans who are calling for owner Stan Kroenke to leave the club after his role in the failed European Super League.

MOTD2 pundit and former Tottenham midfielder Jermaine Jenas explains why Spurs have got much bigger issues than Sunday's Carabao Cup final defeat by Manchester City.

West Brom's faint hopes of avoiding relegation suffer a significant setback after substitute Keinan Davis scored a 92nd minute equaliser for Aston Villa.

England forward Phil Foden again plays a starring role as beat Tottenham at Wembley to win a fourth successive Carabao Cup.

Sam Allardyce says West Brom produced an "outstanding" performance at Aston Villa but was left to rue the home side's late equaliser which pushed the Baggies closer to relegation.

Boss Dean Smith says defeat to West Brom would have been a "travesty" as substitute Keinan Davis scored a 92nd-minute equaliser to rescue a draw for Aston Villa.

Manchester City win the Carabao Cup for the fourth successive season as Aymeric Laporte's late header beats Tottenham Hotspur.

Players, fans and pundits alike rejoice at the return of supporters on the "day football came off mute".

Leeds take points off one of the 'Big Six' for the third Premier League game running as they hold Manchester United to a goalless draw.

Reaction as Leicester City beat Crystal Palace in the Premier League.

Watch highlights as Jordan Nobbs scores twice against Brighton & Hove Albion to boost Arsenal's hopes of finishing in the top three in the Women's Super League.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

This is a question plenty of people inside Wembley are asking themselves after a first 45 minutes of complete and utter domination from Manchester City.

City have been in total control and yet Spurs are still level, which means they are still right in this.

Little or nothing has been seen of Harry Kane, who was a big doubt for this League Cup Final after sustaining an ankle injury at Everton.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits that his team's 0-0 draw at Leeds means Manchester City are almost guaranteed to win the Premier League title.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Sounds of anxiety and frustration coming from the Spurs fans already as Manchester City take ominous control in these early stages at Wembley.

Spurs can hardly get on the ball as City pin them back.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Finally fans are back in numbers and the thousands of supporters of Manchester City and Spurs are letting out months of anticipation with big volume levels inside Wembley.

Great sound, Makes such a difference.

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