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Knowing what it is like to win this trophy, Brand Ambassador Michael Owen‘s EFL Cup preview includes a couple of potential upsets.

Arsenal v Leeds

Arsenal to win 2-1

Arsenal looked in very good form in Friday’s win over Villa.  I thought they played with great energy, led by Emile Smith Rowe.

Arsenal have won the FA Cup under Arteta, and he’ll fancy another Cup run here.  I’m going 2-1 Arsenal.

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Chelsea v Southampton

Chelsea to win 2-0

That was an outstanding performance by Chelsea on Saturday. They’ll make a few changes here, but they have such a big squad that I can’t see it being an issue.

Southampton have bigger issues to worry about in the league, so I’m predicting a 2-0 win.

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QPR v Sunderland

QPR to win 2-1

8/1

Both teams have started their seasons well and QPR are the Championship’s joint 2nd highest scorers. I think they’ll narrowly edge this 2-1.

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Burnley v Tottenham

Burnley to win 1-0

I fancy Burnley to nick this one. I thought Spurs were poor on Sunday and they’ve disappointed in the UEFA Conference League so far this season. I’m saying 1-0 to Burnley.

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Leicester v Brighton

Leicester to win 2-0

Leicester are beginning to find their best form. That was a good win on Sunday and after winning last season’s FA Cup, Brendan Rodgers will be eyeing more silverware here. I’m going for 2-0 to the Foxes.

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Preston v Liverpool

Liverpool to win 2-0

7/1

After Sunday’s masterclass at Old Trafford, the squad must be full of confidence. I don’t expect we’ll see the same team here, but Liverpool will have too much for a Preston side who are struggling in the Championship.

2-0 Liverpool is my prediction.

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Stoke v Brentford

Brentford to win 2-0

Stoke have made a good start to their season but have now lost three in a row. I think that will become four as Brentford will be too strong for them here. I fancy a 2-0 win for the Bees.

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West Ham v Man City

Match to end 1-1

8/1

This is the hardest of all the games to predict. Both sides are in great form, and I don’t think we’ll see too many changes to the line-ups for this one.

West Ham have been strong at home, so I think it’ll be tight. That said, the longer it goes, I wouldn’t be surprised if City nicked it after normal time.

It could go all the way, so I’m looking forward to a great game.

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Odds are correct at the time of posting

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