EFL Carabao Cup Winners List by Year: Every Winner Since 1960

In this article, weโ€™ll be looking at all the winners of the EFL Cup since its inception in 1960.

The EFL Cup, officially known as the Carabao Cup due to sponsorship, is one of the major domestic soccer tournaments in England. Itโ€™s a knockout competition that features clubs from the English Football League (EFL) โ€“ The Premier League, Championship, League One, and League Two.

While the Premier League and FA Cup often steal the limelight, the EFL Cup has its own unique charm and has been witness to some of the most memorable moments in English football history.

In this article, weโ€™ll unravel the list of EFL Cup winners, from its inception to the present day. Weโ€™ll also take a look at the most successful teams and managers in the EFL Carabao Cup.

So, letโ€™s get started!

List of Teams Who Have Won The EFL Carabao Cup

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Before looking at the list of all the EFL Cup Winners, letโ€™s first explore the record of English teams in the tournament.

ClubWinnersRunners-up
Liverpool94
Manchester City81
Manchester United64
Aston Villa54
Chelsea54
Tottenham Hotspur45
Nottingham Forest42
Leicester City32
Arsenal26
Norwich City22
Birmingham City21
Wolverhampton Wanderers20
West Bromwich Albion12
Middlesbrough12
Queens Park Rangers11
Leeds United11
Stoke City11
Luton Town11
Sheffield Wednesday11
Swindon Town10
Oxford United10
Blackburn Rovers10
Swansea City10

Liverpool is the most successful team in the EFL Cup with nine title wins. Manchester City have caught up in the last decade with six EFL Cups since 2013, taking their total tally to eight trophies.

EFL Carabao Cup Winners By Year Since 1960

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Hereโ€™s the list of all the EFL Cup Winners since its inception in 1960.

SeasonWinnersScoreRunners-up
2022/23Manchester United2-0Newcastle United
2021/22Liverpool FC0-0 (p 11-12)Chelsea
2020/21Manchester City1-0Tottenham Hotspur
2019/20Manchester City2-1Aston Villa
2018/19Manchester City0-0 (p 4-3)Chelsea
2017/18Manchester City3-0Arsenal
2016/17Manchester United3-2Southampton
2015/16Manchester City1-1 (p 3-1)Liverpool
2014/15Chelsea FC2-0Tottenham Hotspur
2013/14Manchester City3-1Sunderland
2012/13Swansea City5-0Bradford City
2011/12Liverpool FC2-2 (p 3-2)Cardiff City
2010/11Birmingham City2-1Arsenal
2009/10Manchester United2-1Aston Villa
2008/09Manchester United0-0 (p 4-1)Tottenham Hotspur
2007/08Tottenham Hotspur2-1 aetChelsea
2006/07Chelsea FC2-1Arsenal
2005/06Manchester United4-0Wigan Athletic
2004/05Chelsea FC3-2 aetLiverpool
2003/04Middlesbrough FC2-1Bolton Wanderers
2002/03Liverpool FC2-0Manchester United
2001/02Blackburn Rovers2-1Tottenham Hotspur
2000/01Liverpool FC1-1 (p 5-4)Birmingham City
1999/00Leicester City2-1Tranmere Rovers
1998/99Tottenham Hotspur1-0Leicester City
1997/98Chelsea FC2-0Middlesbrough
1996/97 โ€“ replayLeicester City2-1 aetMiddlesbrough
1995/96Aston Villa3-0Leeds United
1994/95Liverpool FC2-1Bolton Wanderers
1993/94Aston Villa3-1Manchester United
1992/93Arsenal FC2-1Sheffield Wednesday
1991/92Manchester United3-1Nottingham Forest
1990/91Sheffield Wednesday1-0Manchester United
1989/90Nottingham Forest1-0Oldham Athletic
1988/89Nottingham Forest3-1Luton Town
1987/88Luton Town3-2Arsenal
1986/87Arsenal FC2-1Liverpool
1985/86Oxford United3-0Queens Park Rangers
1984/85Norwich City1-0Sunderland
1983/84 โ€“ replayLiverpool FC1-0Everton
1982/83Liverpool FC2-1 aetManchester United
1981/82Liverpool FC3-1 aetTottenham Hotspur
1980/81 โ€“ replayLiverpool FC3-2West Ham United
1979/80Wolverhampton Wanderers1-0Nottingham Forest
1978/79Nottingham Forest3-2Southampton
1977/78 โ€“ replayNottingham Forest1-0Liverpool
1976/77 โ€“ replayAston Villa4-3 aetEverton
1975/76Manchester City2-1Newcastle United
1974/75Aston Villa1-0Norwich City
1973/74Wolverhampton Wanderers2-1Manchester City
1972/73Tottenham Hotspur1-0Norwich City
1971/72Stoke City2-1Chelsea
1970/71Tottenham Hotspur2-0Aston Villa
1969/70Manchester City2-1 aetWest Bromwich Albion
1968/69Swindon Town3-1 aetArsenal
1967/68Leeds United1-0Arsenal
1966/67Queens Park Rangers3-2West Bromwich Albion
1965/66West Bromwich Albion5-3West Ham United
1964/65Chelsea FC3-2Leicester City
1963/64Leicester City4-3Stoke City
1962/63Birmingham City3-1Aston Villa
1961/62Norwich City4-0Rochdale
1960/61Aston Villa3-2Rotherham United
aet = After Extra Time, p = penalty shootouts
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List of Managers Who Have Won the EFL Carabao Cup

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Hereโ€™s a list of all the managers who have won the English Football League (EFL) Cup.

ManagerNumber of titles
Pep Guardiola4
Josรฉ Mourinho4
Sir Alex Ferguson4
Brian Clough4
George Graham3
Bob Paisley3
Manuel Pellegrini2
Gรฉrard Houllier2
Martin Oโ€™Neill2
Ron Atkinson2
Ron Saunders2
Bill Nicholson2
Joe Mercer2
Erik ten Hag1
Jรผrgen Klopp1
Michael Laudrup1
Sir Kenny Dalglish1
Alex McLeish1
Juande Ramos1
Steve McClaren1
Graeme Souness1
Gianluca Vialli1
Brian Little1
Roy Evans1
Joe Fagan1
Tony Book1
Bill McGarry1
Don Revie1
Alec Stock1
Jimmy Hagan1
Tommy Docherty1

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