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Article Title: Carling Cup Final 2009 At The Wembley Stadium
Author: Peri Witny
Category: Sports, Soccer
Word Count: 461
Keywords: Carling Cup,English Football,FA Cup,Football Livescore,football 
results,Football Scores,League Cup
Author's Email Address: [email protected]
Article Source: http://www.articlemarketer.com
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The semi-final ties have been scheduled to play on the Tuesday/Wednesday 
evenings during the weeks commencing 5 January and 19 January. The final match 
for Carling Cup 2009 will take place on Sunday 1 March 2009 at the Wembley 
Stadium.

Popularly known as the Football League Cup, or simply the League Cup or Carling 
Cup, this football league is an English football competition which was founded 
in 1961. A total of 92 clubs can enter the competition, which include 20 cups 
from the FA Premier League and 72 clubs of The Football League. The semi-finals 
for this league cup are played over two legs, and the winning teams qualify for 
the UEFA European League.

Liverpool club has been the most successful club so far in these football 
league matches, and have won a total of 7 titles. The current champions for 
Carling Cup are Tottenham Hotspur club who has won 4 titles so far. Aston Villa 
club stands at second position with 5 title winnings. Both Nottingham Forest 
and Chelsea clubs also have 4 winnings each in this league cup, making them 
in-line with Tottenham Hotspur club.

The Preliminary Rounds for Carling Cup 2009 started last year in 2008, with 
Round 1 held on 13 August 2008, Round 2 held on 25 August 2008, Round 3 held on 
22 September 2008, Round 4 held on 10 November 2008, and Round 5 held on 1 
December 2008. Round 5 marks the Quarter-final and so far the scores for 2008 / 
2009 Carling Cup Quarter finals are Watford 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester 
United 5-3 Blackburn Rovers, Burnley 2-0 Arsenal and Stoke City 0-1 Derby 
County.

The four Quarter final winners will compete in the semi-finals over two 
matches, which will be held at each club's stadium. The aggregate score of the 
clubs will determine the two winners of the semi-finals who will then compete 
for the final title at the 2009 Football League Cup Match. This years final 
will be the 48th edition of this Football League Cup, which will be held in the 
well-known Wembley Stadium in London on Sunday 1 March 2009.

This year is sure to bring more excitement and thrill to millions of footballs 
fans as the best football teams will compete for the Carling Cup Title. 
Although more popular among the young players, this league cup gives an 
opportunity to play against some of the large clubs, as the League Cup is a 
little less prestigious than the FA Cup and other league matches. This is why 
only a few large clubs participate in these league matches so that they can 
save their energy and effort for the 'giant killing' in other league matches.

The Carling Cup provides an opportunity to the young players to show their 
talent and put up a big game.

You can stay up to date with the latest scores by visiting 
http://www.ScoresPro.com
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