Two-time winners Birmingham and League Two side Bradford City book their places in the semi-finals of the EFL Trophy.

Putting Arsenal manager’s complaint to the test, Telegraph Sport enlisted the help of Bromley FC to conduct a Nike vs Puma ...

The FA Cup is the world's oldest national soccer competition. The inaugural edition of the tournament took place in November 1871. Contested between just 13 teams, it was won by the now disbanded ...

The Spaniard was asked about how the EFL Cup ball differs to the Premier League ... MORE ARSENAL STORIES A limited-edition ball has been revealed by British football brand Mitre, which has been ...

To make matters worse for the already embarrassed Spaniard, the EFL kept ... Mitre have given him a further complication by also bringing in a new ball for this weekend’s FA Cup clash against ...

Arteta faced criticism for suggesting the Puma ball used in the Carabao Cup against Newcastle impacted his side’s failure to score. The Gunners will have to adapt to a customised Mitre ball to ...

FA Cup ball providers, Mitre, have produced a special edition ... the grip is very different as well so you adapt to that.” An EFL spokesperson said in response: “As is required throughout ...

Arsenal and Manchester United will play with a special new Mitre gold ball during their ... Meanwhile, the record FA Cup winners Arsenal suffered a hammer blow to their EFL Cup prospects in ...

FA Cup ball providers, Mitre, have decided to produce a special ... passes off without any ball-based controversy, after the EFL was on the receiving end on Tuesday. Arteta said: “We also ...

And, perhaps adding to Arteta's frustrations, Mitre - who supply the ... the professional game, the PUMA ball used in this season's Carabao Cup and in EFL competition since 2021-22 is tested ...

Competition ball supplier Mitre have announced the game will be ... the PUMA ball used in this season’s Carabao Cup and in EFL competition since 2021/22 is tested in accordance with the FIFA ...

(Reuters) - The English Football League (EFL) has defended the ball used in the League Cup after Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said it "flies differently" from those used in the Premier League.