Premier League and Carabao Cup final: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
The Guardian · 2026-03-23 · archive
Kobbie Mainoo needs a power boost, Everton revel in home comforts but Brentford must rediscover their buzzPremier League top scorers: check the latest standingsOne theory behind Manchester City’s subpar 18 months is that the end is sliding into view on Pep Guardiola’s glorious reign, and the fact that he may be considering life after City is transmitting itself to his players. Sunday’s Carabao Cup win goes some way to refuting that. Not only did he see off the challenge of his former apprentice Mikel Arteta, but it was vintage Guardiola on the touchline. He looked gobsmacked when decisions didn’t go...
The Story So Far
West Ham United watched as divisional rivals experienced shifts in momentum following the latest round of Premier League fixtures and the domestic cup final. Manchester City secured the Carabao Cup, overcoming a challenge from a side led by Mikel Arteta to reaffirm their position at the top of the English game. This result comes amid ongoing discussions regarding the eventual conclusion of their manager's tenure. Elsewhere in the top flight, Everton found success at home while Brentford struggled for form. Additionally, individual performances, such as those from Kobbie Mainoo, drew scrutiny as teams continue to navigate the current league standings.
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