League Cup Odds
BettingOdds.com has you covered when it comes to League Cup betting. Manchester City have dominated the competition in recent years, winning it five times in the previous seven seasons, with the Cityzens' latest triumph coming against Aston Villa in February 2020.
Much like the FA Cup, the League Cup can throw up some huge surprises as teams from the lower leagues pit their wits against some of the biggest sides in England. League Cup football bets can be extremely profitable because of this, so be sure to track the best League Cup odds and betting markets on this page throughout the season.
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34.8%
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20%
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Frequently asked related questions about the League Cup betting markets:
Who has won the League Cup the most times?
Liverpool are the most successful team in League Cup history, winning the competition eight times. The Reds missed out on a ninth triumph back in 2015 when they were beaten by Manchester City in the final. City themselves have won it seven times and have dominated proceedings in recent years, winning it five times in the last seven seasons. Pep Guardiola's side are the current holders and always worth considering when looking at League Cup odds.
- Liverpool - 8
- Manchester City - 7
- Manchester United & Aston Villa & Chelsea - 5
Which teams were the biggest outsiders to win the League Cup?
Much like the FA Cup, the League Cup throws up plenty of shocks throughout a season as a lot of the bigger sides use the competition as an opportunity to rest some of their key players. There have been a number of big shocks in the final of the League Cup over the years, with these three probably ranking as the biggest:
- Luton 3-2 Arsenal (1988)
- Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 Man Utd (1991)
- Arsenal 1-2 Birmingham (2011) - 5/1
What teams have scored the most goals in the League Cup this season?
The highest-scoring sides in this season's edition of the League Cup were Aston Villa, Manchester City and Leicester. Villa knocked Midlands rivals Leicester out of the competition in the semi-finals but were defeated 2-1 by City at Wembley.
- Aston Villa - 20
- Man City - 14
- Leicester City - 12
