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Manchester United are at least 90 minutes away from lifting their first trophy under Erik ten Hag and first in six years as the Red Devils travel to Wembley Stadium to face high-flying Newcastle United in the EFL Cup final. This will be the first meeting between the two sides in a cup final since 1999 and only the fourth time in this competition.
Manchester United have everything crossed as they sweat over talisman Marcus Rashford and his availability for the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle United on Sunday afternoon (4.30pm).
Ahead of Thursday night's unforgettable 2-1 win over Barcelona, much of the pre-match conversation centred around who would join forces with Casemiro in central-midfield.
Manchester United will aim to end their six-year trophy drought when Erik ten Hag's resurgent side face Newcastle in Sunday's League Cup final, while the Magpies' Saudi-funded revolution could produce the club's first major prize since 1969. As underachieving members of English football's aristocracy in recent years, United hope the showpiece at Wembley can serve as a long-awaited rebirth. However, revelling in their role as nouveau riche irritants to the Premier League's established powers, Newcastle believe the final can serve as concrete proof they are now a force to be reckoned with.
A change in mentality has helped Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford find his best form this season, the 25-year-old said as he hopes to guide the team to their first trophy in nearly six years at the League Cup final on Sunday.
Rashford Doubtful For Final Manchester United manager, Erik ten Hag says Newcastle are an “annoying team to play against” because of their time wasting.
Manchester United are potentially 90 minutes away from getting their hands on silverware for the first time since 2017 when they meet Newcastle in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday afternoon (4.30pm).
Manchester United are still dreaming about a historic quadruple this season after eliminating Barcelona from the Europa League in memorable style on Thursday night.