Arsenal vs Man City Carabao Cup Final: How to watch, live stream details and kick-off time
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Credit: Imago Fri 20 March 2026 12:54, UK Arsenal and Manchester City are set to face each other in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday. While both sides are competing with each other to win the Premier League title this season, they will now step away from the division for a weekend to fight for a trophy.Both managers will be keen to lift the cup, with Mikel Arteta without a cup since 2020, while Pep Guardiola is at risk of going the campaign without a major trophy.Therefore, anticipation is high to see the two best sides in England clash at Wembley in the Carabao Cup final.Below, Football Insider has outlined how you can watch this mouthwatering Man City showdown. ⚽ Man City Matchday ⚽ Team news, line-ups, tactical previews and expert breakdowns for every Manchester City fixture.
VISIT THE MATCH HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES How to watch the Carabao Cup finalFor fans unable to make it to the clash at Wembley, the game will be made available to watch for UK audiences live.ITV1 is set to broadcast the match, with coverage beginning at 3:30pm, ready for kick-off at 4:30pm.Route to the finalArsenal Man City Port Vale, Brighton and Hove Albion, Crystal Palace, ChelseaHuddersfield Town, Swansea City, Brentford, Newcastle UnitedBoth sides had to overcome some tough teams to reach the finalLivestreams are also available via ITVX, with the app accessible on many smartphones, laptops and tablets.Alternatively, Sky Sports are also set to broadcast the game live, although users will need a valid subscription.If you are unable to make it to a screen, BBC Radio 5 Live is set to have live commentary of the match.Highlights of the game will also be made available after full-time on Sky Sports Football’s YouTube channel.Man City’s record against Arsenal explainedWith Football Insider revealing that Man City are “increasingly resigned” to the prospect of Pep Guardiola leaving at the end of the season, the manager will want to go out with at least one trophy.However, the odds of this coming on Sunday look increasingly unlikely.Man City have a terrible recent record against Arsenal, and are winless in their last six meetings.This included a terrible 5-1 trashing last season, as well as a penalty defeat in their last meeting at Wembley during the 2023 Community Shield.Man City’s record vs ArsenalWins65Draws48Losses101Man City have traditionally struggled against ArsenalBefore this, Man City had a wonderful record against the Gunners, winning eight matches on the spin.It remains to be seen if Guardiola is able to take inspiration from these victories and ensure the club bounces back from its Champions League defeat to Real Madrid.Exclusive offer: For a limited time, try Proton VPN Plus for a month for only £1.00. Don’t Miss a Beat: Your Man City Insider Access Get the full story from the Etihad Stadium and CFA with our dedicated expert hubs: Updated 24/7 with expert analysis from the Etihad Campus.