The first silverware of the domestic season will be decided today as Arsenal take on Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley.
Pep Guardiola's men may have had their hopes of a quardruple smashed in their shock FA Cup defeat at Wigan last week, but will be keen to ensure they continue their great season so far with a trophy.
The runaway Premier League leaders will go into the game as favourites, and could be set to welcome back striker Gabriel Jesus from his long-term injury, with Claudio Bravo set to return to the starting line-up
However Arsenal will be keen to spring a minor upset and win their first League Cup title since 1993. Arsene Wenger is set to make several changes to his team, with David Ospina replacing Petr Cech in goal, and Mesut Ozil and Aaron Ramsey due to return to the line-up too.
The game is also given extra intrigue with the inclusion of VAR technology for the first time in a major English final - so hopefully referee Craig Pawson won't need to refer any decisions upstairs.
If you've not managed to get tickets for the big game, and can't get to a TV, here is TechRadar's guide to watching all the action online, wherever you are in the world.
1. How to watch Arsenal v Man City Carabao Cup final online
This is the best way to watch Arsenal v Man City Carabao Cup final online - from absolutely anywhere in the world - without any commercial breaks:
2. How to watch the Arsenal v Man City Carabao Cup final in the UK in its entirety:
If you’re in the UK the game is being shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football, with coverage starting from 3.30pm on the latter.
Sky Sports subscribers will be able to stream the match online via SkyGo and the SkyGo app.
The match is available via Now TV, where you can get your hands on a day pass to watch the game for £6.99.
3. How to watch Arsenal v Man City Carabao Cup final in the US in its entirety:
As mentioned above, if you're not based in the UK and want to watch the Carabao Cup final live, you won't be able to access the Sky Sports live coverage without using a VPN.
In the US, CBS and ESPN are showing the action online, with the match streamed on WatchESPN player (subscription required) or via the CBS Sports app for Android and iOS.
Stay safe during the Carabao Cup final
Photos courtesy of EFL.com
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