The final of the EFL Cup was staged as "Manchester City Beatdown"! In a 4-goal thriller in the early hours of Monday morning (22nd), Manchester United led 3-0, were chased down by Champions League side Govanelli by 3 goals, and ultimately progressed with a thrilling 12-yard shootout against each other. Underperforming United 'shamefully' made it to the final and earned a 12-yarder, and many of the players knew it and were afraid to celebrate the big event. However, captain Tannhäuser was not embarrassed at the end of the game, meaning he achieved a huge final for the second year in a row.
United took control at the start of the game and managed to create a succession of attacks. From a 23rd minute cross from the left by Daloji, McTomini shot at the near post; just before half time, Halimaguni beat the top of the corner 2-0; after the change, things didn't change.After 58 minutes, Slave Nandis started to shoot, and the provincial foe changed direction and went in. United won three goals, thought the big picture was set, and suddenly collapsed in the last 20 minutes.
Govindli were left unattended by Ellisons on 71 minutes. eight minutes later, Colin O'Shaughnessy fired a shot from inside the province that bounced higher than Shaka. The imposing Gowngdilly won a handball in the Yumbi Shaka penalty area five minutes into added time, and Shaji Huli was on the end of a dramatic 12-yard chase and 3-3. in the final moments of extra time, Gowngdilly was in the wave again, but only for offside to be overturned by VAR, and United were fortunate to go into the 12-yard shootout for the deciding goal of the inter-conference.
Manchester United had Casimiru banquet guests, but Govanelli also conceded two goals. When Helen beat United 5-4, he rushed to the United fan zone and celebrated enthusiastically, but he turned around and realized there were no teammates to celebrate with. A group of United players "knew the decline" and simply clapped their hands, not daring to celebrate the big event. Former United captain Kenneth Kennedy said: "From the players to the fans, I don't want to celebrate because it's too embarrassing to win the game".
Manchester United will compete with Manchester City for the title in the final, and team leader Tannhäuser insisted after the match that he was embarrassed: "In 2 years of finals, I've reached 2 finals, and it's a great achievement! It's a great achievement to see the team make mistakes, but mistakes are inevitable and I'm not embarrassed at all. This season has had a lot of ups and downs. Winning the EFL Cup doesn't mean it's been a successful season, but we want to win the title, even if we're playing against the best team in the world".
