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Carabao Cup: Goals galore - the most astonishing scorelines in competition's history

Carabao Cup: Goals galore - the most astonishing scorelines in competition's history

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Adding to this, Some clubs use the early rounds to give experience to young players, shake off the last of their pre‑season rust and perhaps sneak an early season upset, but that can also result in some staggering scorelines.

Meanwhile, From 12‑goal thrillers to 10-0 humiliations and penalty shootouts that threaten to last almost as long as the match itself, the EFL Cup has had it all over the years.

Notably, Here's a look at the some of the most wild games the competition has ever produced...

As per the latest buzz, Image source, Brentford FC Image caption, The 12-goal thriller between Dagenham and Redbridge and Brentford is the joint-highest scoring tie in EFL Cup history

In further updates, Let's start off with a bang and talk about the joint-highest scoring EFL Cup tie in history.

On top of that, The tie between Dagenham & Redbridge, then in League Two, and a Brentford side of late promoted to the Championship may not have looked the most interesting on paper, but it certainly delivered a gripping match.

A remarkable match was level at 4-4 after 90 minutes and the goals kept coming in extra-time.

Source: BBC