Right, that's all from us. Check below for all the reaction to the game and you can read Chris Bevan's report here.

Cheerio!

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: "I am so proud of these players. They have beaten City twice at their ground. They have come so far these players. They have given me absolutely everything.

"We have come a long way. Even though we did not create too many clear cut chances we pressed them back. It pleased me.

"Of course it is hard to come here and score a goal with 11 never mind 10. It was never a sending off. Absolutely for me a joke. How many times did they foul us?"

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

To come here and get a result is a good win for United,

They came here and looked very solid and organised. They didn't have a lot going forward and it look a great strike by Nemanja Matic for them to find a goal.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola: "We played a side with incredible physicality. The goal was from a set piece. The first time they shot on target.

" In both games we were better. I am so satisfied with the players, and the way they play with the problems in the back four.

"Aymeric Laporte and Fernandinho are not completely fit. Benjamin Mendy neither. We’ll see in the next days. I am pretty sure they will be OK for West Ham, I don’t know for Spurs. We don’t want to take risks."

• Manchester City are just the third side to reach three consecutive League Cup finals after Liverpool (four in a row between 1981 and 1984) and Nottingham Forest (1978 to 1980).
• Only Liverpool (12), Aston Villa (9, including this season) and Manchester United (9) have reached the League Cup final on more occasions than Manchester City (8).
• Man Utd have won consecutive away matches against Man City for the first time since winning four in a row between November 1993 and November 2000, with all wins in that run coming in league games.
• Manchester United are the first side to beat Manchester City in domestic cup competition (League Cup and FA Cup) since Wigan did so during the 2017-18 FA Cup, ending City’s 19 game unbeaten run in such fixtures.
• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is just the third manager to win two away matches against Pep Guardiola in his managerial career, after José Mourinho and Jürgen Klopp.
• Nemanja Matic was the first Manchester United player to both score and be sent off in a game since Wayne Rooney against West Ham in the Premier League back in September 2014.

Manchester City's Ilkay Gundogan: "We should have scored early in the first half. We should have scored at least one or two goals today but it wasn't to be.

"The manager said before the game this is now an experience, we have to survive and overcome. I think we can improve. It is a learning process."

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Aaron Wan-Bissaka's tackling and timing is outstanding.

But to put a negative spin on it, he's therefore putting himself in the wrong position, so he has to make the tackle.

He makes a lot of tackles because people are just about to get away from him.

If he can get his positioning right - he can be even better.

Harrison Short: Obviously disappointed with the result, but encouraged by the performance. We weren't exactly an attacking threat, but we held our own against the second-best team in the country, and were defensively solid for most of the game. Positives to take from this for sure.

Liz Tray: Don't go overboard Reds. You had one chance. De Gea's lack of ambition has served you well. We missed about seven chances, and that can't continue if we're going to win anything. I've aged about 10 years.

Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne, speaking to Sky Sports:"I can't really comprehend how we lost this game. For me Manchester United didn't have one chance today. In the end, good we go through.

"I think we got sloppy. The goal we did not clear the lines well and out of nothing they scored. You can tell me if they had a chance again. We fought when we had to and will learn from the mistakes.

"If we win the final no-one will talk about this game. The final is a nice day and we will fight to win the cup. If we do it will be nice."

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

In terms of executing the final ball and finding the right finish, it was the worst I've seen City play in a long, long time.

Eph3meral: First game everyone went on about the gulf in class between the two teams but ultimately United lost to an own goal in the end. That was despite not having much of an attack and many injuries. United are on the right path to get ahead of City who are in decline.

Ian Dennis
Radio 5 live senior football reporter

Other than the goal, United didn't really test Claudio Bravo.

Man City should have made it a lot easier than it was in the end. Raheem Sterling was guilty of a missed opportunity as was David Silva - so they had the chances to make it a smoother route to Wembley.

They're the third team to make it to the final of the EFL Cup final three seasons in a row.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

That is quite amazing.

Yet another away win in a Manchester derby. That is three in a row this season and six in the last seven meetings.

It is the first time Manchester United have won twice at Manchester City in a single season since 1956-57.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I believe United could have been better in the final third.

City have so much quality over the pitch they just about nicked it over the two legs.

All over in the night's Premier League game too with Liverpool beating West Ham to go NINETEEN points clear at the top.

All over!

Manchester City are through to the Carabao Cup final despite losing 1-0 on the night thanks to a 3-2 victory on aggregate.

Aston Villa await Pep Guardiola's side at Wembley on 1 March.

Seconds left. There's a brief stop in play because a kid has run onto the pitch...