The EFL Cup, known as the Carabao Cup for sponsorship reasons, is an annual knockout tournament open to all 92 clubs in the top four divisions of the English Football League system. It is a tournament known for major upsets and giving youngsters at big clubs a chance to break through into the first team. Below is some important information you need to know before betting on the English Carabao Cup.

Odds on the Carabao Cup can vary between different bookmakers. Bettors are advised to examine multiple betting websites in order to find the deals with the best value available. Thankfully, our comparison tools allow you to compare odds on offer from different sources against each other.

Bettors are advised to keep tabs on the latest fixture information regarding the Carabao Cup. When analysing Carabao Cup draws, pay attention to match venues and to the fixture lists of the clubs involved. These are two of many factors which can influence match results.

Bettors are advised to keep up to date with the latest results of teams competing in the Carabao Cup from matches both inside and outside the competition itself. It is useful for punters to do in-depth research which goes beyond merely looking at scorelines. Analysing statistics and spotting trends can put punters at an advantage before placing their bets.

SuperSport does not currently broadcast live Carabao Cup matches. Some English football clubs allow users of their official websites and/or mobile apps to stream matches live and this is one option available to bettors in South Africa.

English clubs often post highlights of their Carabao Cup matches on their official YouTube channels. If you miss the live action, it is worth searching here to catch up on any action you might have missed.

English Carabao Cup bettors should ideally stay up to date with the latest team and club news using both independent news sources and official club social media accounts. Injury and suspension news in particular is of significance.