Jeanette Kwakye is joined by former Tottenham right-back Stephen Kelly, former Aston Villa midfielder Lee Hendrie and Ben Haines from 90min to analyse Manchester City beating Tottenham 1-0 at Wembley to win their fourth consecutive EFL Cup title. They discuss how Pep Guardiola has “transcended the idea of football positionally” and how they have developed the habit of winning trophies. The team unpick whether Jose Mourinho should have been sacked ahead of the final, how Ryan Mason has handled this past week, whether Mason is the man for the job permanently and what now for Harry Kane now the wait for silverware continues. The race for the top four in the Premier League is hotting up after Liverpool drop points to Newcastle and is Burnley’s Chris Wood the league’s most underrated striker? TOPICS 3’00” – Ben and Stephen’s pain as Spurs’ fans as Manchester City win their fourth consecutive League Cup 4’30” – How Manchester City are “transcending the idea of football positionally” 7’00” – How do you defend against this Manchester City team? 9’00” – Manchester City’s ability to win “ugly” as well as playing beautiful football 10’00” – Interview with Pep Guardiola 11’00” – Guardiola’s habit of winning trophies 15’30” – Interview with Ryan Mason 19’00” – Mason’s handling of the past week 22’00” – Timing of Jose Mourinho’s sacking 26’00” – Who should be Tottenham’s new manager? 29’00” – Will Harry Kane leave Spurs this summer? 34’00” – Premier League’s top four battle 36’00” – Liverpool’s late collapses 40’00” – Consequences for Liverpool if they fail to make top four 43’00” – Is Chris Wood one of the most underrated strikers in the Premier League? 47’00” – West Brom drop points against Aston Villa