Manager Pep Guardiola officially surpasses Sir Alex Ferguson

Pep Guardiola enters history by aiding Manchester City to secure their 5th League Cup title, thus overtaking Sir Alex Ferguson and affirming his premier status in the league.

Early morning on March 23 (Vietnam time), Manchester City continues to assert its dominant position in domestic competitions as they defeat Arsenal in the English League Cup final, and simultaneously help Pep Guardiola establish a new historical milestone.

This victory marks Pep Guardiola's 5th EFL Cup win, officially making him the most successful manager in the tournament's history. The Spanish coach has surpassed legends like Sir Alex Ferguson, Brian Clough, and José Mourinho to claim the top spot alone. This clearly demonstrates Guardiola's stability and excellence in building a Manchester City that consistently maintains peak competitiveness across multiple seasons.

Not only Guardiola, Manchester City also sets another notable record at Wembley. Since the new national stadium opened in 2007, the Etihad-based team has achieved 15 victories there as a neutral venue, the most among all clubs. This achievement helps them surpass Chelsea, who previously held the record with 14 wins, thereby reinforcing their status as the "King of Wembley" in the modern era.

On the other hand, this defeat continues to extend Arsenal's forgetful streak in the League Cup arena. "The Gunners" have lost all four recent finals they participated in, making them the team with the longest losing streak in the tournament's history. Despite having many decent playing moments, the composure in decisive matches remains something the London club lacks.

For Pep Guardiola, this title is not merely a trophy, but also a milestone confirming he has surpassed the greatest icons of English football. In an era of increasingly fierce competition, the Spanish strategist still knows how to lead Manchester City to conquer new heights, thereby continuing to write golden chapters for the blue-clad team.