EFL Cup Live Stream England: How to Watch

EFL Cup / League Cup Predictions

The EFL Cup has been known by several names over the years. This includes the original Football League Cup and now the EFL Cup and the trophy has also had naming rights sponsors.  The Carabao Cup is one of the most recent names which has superseded the Capital One Cup, Carling Cup, Worthington Cup, Coca-Cola Cup, Rumbelows Cup, Littlewoods Challenge Cup and Milk Cup. 

All 92 members of the Premier League and English Football League take part in the League Cup, which is a seven-round knockout competition.  The Premier League clubs get involved in the second round, and teams that are involved in European competition get a bye until the third round. By the third round, 32 teams are left.

The EFL Cup is known for giant-killing efforts from some of the lower ranked teams who often find themselves facing up to weakened higher ranked teams who tend to field below-strength lineups.  The main reason for this is to keep their squad rotated and rest some of their star players.  This can make for some heroic cup runs and great paydays for the smaller clubs.

How do I back your League Cup Tips?

You can back our League Cup tips from here on FootballPredictions.NET. For each prediction made, we maintain regularly updated odds from multiple bookmakers. To place your bets, simply click/press on the links here.

When are your EFL Cup Predictions available?

You will find our EFL Cup predictions & betting tips on this page a few days before each scheduled match. This is about as early as we like to forecast our football tips in order to take into account various factors such as injury updates as well as any other relevant news.

See our updated betting offers page for the latest bookmaker offers such as new customer bonuses and free bets to use on the League Cup.

For further information about all of our football bets and categories in addition to the League Cup, check out the free predictions & football betting tips page.