Carabao Cup live on TV and livestream today

For Manchester City, the Carabao Cup kicks off this season with a home game against Wycombe Wanderers. How can the game be followed live on TV and live stream today? SPOX clears up and provides the important information.

Manchester City vs. Wycombe Wanderers, Carabao Cup: kick-off, date, place

2021: Manchester City. 2020: Manchester City. 2019: Manchester City. 2018: Manchester City. Star coach Pep Guardiola’s team has already won the Carabao Cup four times in a row on the island. Will there also be a fifth title win in a row?

First of all, the Skyblues have to complete the compulsory tasks at the beginning. It starts for them on Tuesday, September 21st, in the third round against the English third division club Wycombe Wanderers. The whistle will sound at 8.45 p.m., the game will be played at the Etihad Stadium, which means that City will have a home game.

Manchester City vs. Wycombe Wanderers: Carabao Cup live on TV and livestream today

The uneven clash between Manchester and Wycombe will not be shown on free TV in this country. Nevertheless, there is a live broadcast. DAZN has secured the rights to broadcast the cup competition. The streaming service shows the encounter accordingly in a live stream, commented on by Michael Born.

DAZN now costs 14.99 euros with a monthly subscription and 149.99 euros with an annual subscription. The respective prices were recently increased because an even broader live program is now available on the platform. For example, 121 Champions League games are now broadcast live, in the Bundesliga there are 106. All Friday and Sunday games are played here on DAZN.

In addition, the streaming service remains the first port of call for anyone interested in the top international leagues Primera Division (Spain), Serie A (Italy) and Ligue 1 (France). In addition, at DAZN you will continue to get US sports with the NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB as well as boxing, tennis or motorsport.

An important note: New customers can only register for the free trial month until the end of September. From October this offer will no longer exist.

Manchester City vs. Wycombe Wanderers, Carabao Cup: Preview

The Citizens are of course the clear favorites in the game. At the start of the season they went bankrupt in a row (0-1 in the Community Shield against Leicester City, 0-1 in the Premier League against Tottenham Hotspur), but since then they have won four games and drew last weekend.

In the Premier League, the Champions League finalist is fifth in the table – as is Wycombe Wanderers in the third division.

Clubs with the highest transfer spending in the last decade

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The football world will probably not forget the previous summer of transfers for a long time. But what did that look like in the past ten years? SPOX shows you the teams that have invested the most money in the past ten years.

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20TH PLACE | Sevilla FC | 661 million euros | 233 additions

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The Spaniard’s record transfer was winger Rony Lopes in 2019 for 25 million euros. Over the years, Seville has invested a lot in the offensive. Central defender Kounde (25 million) stands alone next to transfers such as Muriel (24.5), Promes (21) or Correa (18.2).

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19TH PLACE | Everton FC | 736 million euros | 198 additions

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The Toffees have invested a lot of money over the past ten years, but they have not enjoyed great success. Romelu Lukaku (35 million) and Richarlison (39 million) are the luxury strikers, but the most expensive purchase was Gylfi Sugurdsson in 2017 (49 million).

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18th place | Borussia Dortmund | 757 million euros | 135 additions

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Dortmund’s most expensive newcomer Ousmane Dembele (35 million) developed into a really good deal when he was sold a year later for 135 million euros. For Hummels, Malen and Schürrle they reached similarly deep in their pockets with 30 million euros.

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17TH PLACE | FC Bayern Munich | 784 million euros | 108 additions

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The most expensive Bayern access remains Lucas Hernandez, who came from Atletico in 2019 for 80 million euros. But they also invested in Manuel Neuer (30 million) or Javi Martinez (40 million) at the beginning of the last decade.

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16TH PLACE | SSC Naples | 814 million euros | 407 additions

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The Italians drew attention to themselves last year with 80 million striker Victor Osimhen. Her commitment to Gonzalo Higuain in 2013 for just under 40 million euros was similarly famous.

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15TH PLACE | Tottenham Hotspur | 857 million euros | 193 additions

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This year the Londoners held back compared to their rivals. With Bryan Gil (25 million) and Emerson (25), two young players with potential were signed. So Tanguy Ndombele remains the most expensive transfer of all time for 60 million euros.

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14TH PLACE | AC Milan | 921 million euros | 436 additions

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Who of you remembers Ibra’s 24 million deal in 2011? As a result, Milan reached deep into their wallets several times and took from that money, among others, Leonardo Bonucci (42 million), Lucas Paqueta (38 million) or Andre Silva (38 million), who storms for RB today.

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13TH PLACE | AS Monaco | 952 million euros | 328 additions

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In the beginning and middle of the 2010s, the Monegasque was considered a jewelers’ smithy. Over the years they also invested the money they won generously in seasoned players such as Radamel Falcao (43 million), Wissam Ben Yedder (40) or Gelson Martins (30).

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12TH PLACE | AS Roma | 1.01 billion euros | 506 additions

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The Romans celebrated their last great success in 2008 in the cup, since then the Italian capital has been waiting for a triumph and investing a lot of money: Patrick Schick (42 million), Tammy Abraham (40) and Leonardo Spinazzola (29.5) are just a few examples .

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11TH PLACE | Inter Milan | 1.03 billion euros | 554 additions

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Much like their city rivals, Inter like to pay good money for good players. Romelu Lukaku (74 million) or Achraf Hakimi (43) are among the world’s best in their position and brought trophies to Milan. Most recently they brought the Scudetto home.

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10TH PLACE | Liverpool FC | 1.04 billion euros | 202 additions

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This summer, the Reds poached at RB Leipzig and, after Naby Keita (60 million), also brought Ibrahima Konate to England for 40 million euros. The record transfer is still Virgil van Dijk, who came from Southampton four years ago for almost 85 million euros.

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9TH PLACE | Arsenal FC | 1.07 billion euros | 199 additions

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Especially this summer, the Gunners attracted attention with expensive transfers. White (58.5 million), Ödegard (35 million), Ramsdale (28 million) and Tomiyasu (18.6 million) moved to London, but the great success has not been there since the Wenger era.

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8TH PLACE | Real Madrid | 1.10 billion euros | 133 additions

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Contrary to what you might think, Real Madrid have “only” spent the eighth most money in the past ten years. The deals with Eden Hazard (115 million) and Gareth Bale (101 million) were record-breaking. And maybe the next one will come with Mbappe.

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7TH PLACE | Atletico Madrid | 1.14 billion euros | 218 additions

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The other Madrid team from Spain’s upper class has also spent over a billion euros in recent years. Joao Felix (127 million) is probably the most famous in this series.

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6TH PLACE | Paris Saint-Germain | 1.40 billion euros | 178 additions

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PSG made the first really big transfer with Javier Pastore (42 million), later the transfers became more and more expensive: Neymar (222 million), Mbappe (145 million) and Cavani (64.5 million) are right at the top of the list List.

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5TH PLACE | Juventus Turin | 1.45 billion euros | 533 additions

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The dominance of the Italian serial champions was only broken this summer, but Juve remains Italy’s top team on the transfer market. Cristiano Ronaldo (117 million) and Gonzalo Higuain (90 million) are Juve’s record men.

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4TH PLACE | FC Barcelona | 1.48 billion euros | 152 additions

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The Catalans made six additions over 80 million euros in the past decade, but Barca were also one of the most successful teams in the world during this time. Five Spanish championship titles, six cup titles and one CL title.

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3rd PLACE | Manchester United | 1.49 billion euros | 168 additions

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Since leaving Sir Alex Ferguson, United have spent a lot of money building on their great successes from the past. Record entry was Paul Pogba, who came to Manchester from Juventus Turin in 2016 for 103 million euros.

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2nd PLACE | Chelsea FC | 1.59 billion euros | 346 additions

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Chelsea owner Roman Abramowitsch bought in London’s capital in 2003 and has been investing incredible sums in the football company to this day. Probably the most famous transfer was that of Romelu Lukaku this summer for 115 million euros.

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1ST PLACE | Manchester City | 1.64 billion euros | 267 additions

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Hardly any other football club in the world represents such high investments as Manchester City. Grealish (117 million), De Bruyne (76 million), Dias (68 million) or Mahrez (67.8 million) are among the best in the world, only the CL-Tite is still missing.

Carabao Cup: The last five winners

year	winner	finalist	Result
2021	Manchester city	Tottenham Hotspur	1-0
2020	Manchester city	Aston Villa	2: 1
2019	Manchester city	Chelsea FC	4: 3 n.e.
2018	Manchester city	Arsenal FC	3-0
2017	Manchester United	Southampton FC	3: 2