Before coming to the current Carabao Cup battle The British Football League Cup has been renamed after a number of sponsors. As for what names are there? Let’s go see it together.
Football match League Cup British or EFL Cup (EFL Cup: English Football League) It is a Knockout Cup competition, with 92 teams eligible to compete, including 20 teams from the Premier League and 72 teams from the 3 minor professional leagues: Championship, League. One and League Two by this competition It began to be held since 1960 or 61 years ago and has continued to compete until now.
In the first 21 years of the competition There was no Main Title Sponsor until 1981, so it was the first Major Sponsor. Come to support Which makes this competition It started using the title after the official main sponsor that year And since then, the League Cup will be called According to the main sponsor for that year all year (except for the 2016/17 season without sponsors) there are also some sponsors. That has made a special trophy To give to the championship team for another cup as well
Which over a period of 40 years has many brands Have turned to support The name of the League Cup competition has been changed to many names. Before the last switch to the name Carabao Cup As the name suggests, an energy drink from Thailand To be the main sponsor at present We try to look back at the same time that This competition What names have been used before?
1. Football League Cup (Football League Cup)
Seasons: 1960/61 – 1980/81
Sponsored: None
2. Milk Cup
Seasons: 1981/82 – 1985/86
Sponsors: British Milk Marketing Board
** There is a special sponsor trophy **
3. Littlewoods Challenge Cup (Littlewoods Challenge Cup)
Season: 1986/87 – 1989/90
Sponsored: Littlewoods, a legal department store and gambling shop.
** There is a special sponsor trophy **
4. Rumbelows Cup
Season: 1990/91 – 1991/92
Sponsor: Rumbelows Electronics Store
5. Coca-Cola Cup (Coca-Cola Cup)
Season: 1992/93 – 1997/98
Sponsor: Coca-Cola (Coca-Cola) soft drink
6. Worthington Cup
Season: 1998/99 – 2002/03
Sponsor: Worthington’s, alcoholic beverage
7.Carling Cup
Season: 2003/04 – 2011/12
Sponsored: Carling, alcoholic beverage
8.Capital One Cup
Season: 2012/13 – 2015/16
Sponsor: Capital One, a financial organization
9. EFL Cup
Season: 2016/17
Sponsored: None
10. Carabao Cup
Season: 2017/18 – present
Sponsored: Carabao, an energy drink
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