• Manchester United's players celebrate with the League Cup trophy after their 2-0 victory over Newcastle United at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, February 26, 2023. PA
    Manchester United's players celebrate with the League Cup trophy after their 2-0 victory over Newcastle United at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, February 26, 2023. PA
  • Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire lift the trophy. Reuters
    Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire lift the trophy. Reuters
  • Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag with coaching staff celebrate with the trophy. Reuters
    Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag with coaching staff celebrate with the trophy. Reuters
  • Manchester United's Diogo Dalot and Raphael Varane celebrate at the final whistle. AFP
    Manchester United's Diogo Dalot and Raphael Varane celebrate at the final whistle. AFP
  • Manchester United's Lisandro Martinez celebrates. AFP
    Manchester United's Lisandro Martinez celebrates. AFP
  • Manchester United's Marcus Rashford and Casemiro celebrate their victory. AFP
    Manchester United's Marcus Rashford and Casemiro celebrate their victory. AFP
  • Manchester United's Casemiro and Luke Shaw after the final whistle. Reuters
    Manchester United's Casemiro and Luke Shaw after the final whistle. Reuters
  • Manchester United players celebrate their victory. AP
    Manchester United players celebrate their victory. AP
  • Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag and Marcus Rashford celebrate after winning the League Cup final. AP
    Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag and Marcus Rashford celebrate after winning the League Cup final. AP
  • Manchester United players celebrate winning the League Cup. PA
    Manchester United players celebrate winning the League Cup. PA
  • Newcastle manager Eddie Howe consoles Bruno Guimaraes after the final whistle. AP
    Newcastle manager Eddie Howe consoles Bruno Guimaraes after the final whistle. AP
  • Newcastle's Miguel Almiron, Fabian Schaer and Sven Botman after the game. AP
    Newcastle's Miguel Almiron, Fabian Schaer and Sven Botman after the game. AP
  • Manchester United's Casemiro scores their first goal against Newcastle United in the League Cup final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, February 26, 2023. PA
    Manchester United's Casemiro scores their first goal against Newcastle United in the League Cup final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, February 26, 2023. PA
  • Manchester United's Casemiro scores the opener. AP
    Manchester United's Casemiro scores the opener. AP
  • Loris Karius of Newcastle United fails to save the Manchester United first goal scored by Casemiro. Getty
    Loris Karius of Newcastle United fails to save the Manchester United first goal scored by Casemiro. Getty
  • Casemiro celebrates his goal. Reuters
    Casemiro celebrates his goal. Reuters
  • Manchester United players celebrate Casemiro's opening goal. Reuters
    Manchester United players celebrate Casemiro's opening goal. Reuters
  • Manchester United's Marcus Rashford celebrates scoring their second goal. Reuters
    Manchester United's Marcus Rashford celebrates scoring their second goal. Reuters
  • Marcus Rashford's shot is deflected past Newcastle United goalkeeper Loris Karius for the second goal for Manchester United. EPA
    Marcus Rashford's shot is deflected past Newcastle United goalkeeper Loris Karius for the second goal for Manchester United. EPA
  • Manchester United's Marcus Rashford celebrates after scoring their second goal. AP
    Manchester United's Marcus Rashford celebrates after scoring their second goal. AP
  • Manchester United's David de Gea celebrates after Marcus Rashford's goal. Reuters
    Manchester United's David de Gea celebrates after Marcus Rashford's goal. Reuters
  • Newcastle's Joelinton challenges for the ball with Manchester United's Casemiro, left, and Antony. AP
    Newcastle's Joelinton challenges for the ball with Manchester United's Casemiro, left, and Antony. AP
  • Referee David Coote shows a yellow card to Manchester United's Diogo Dalot. AP
    Referee David Coote shows a yellow card to Manchester United's Diogo Dalot. AP
  • Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe and Manchester United's Erik ten Hag on the touchline. AFP
    Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe and Manchester United's Erik ten Hag on the touchline. AFP
  • Callum Wilson of Newcastle United is spoken to by referee David Coote. Getty
    Callum Wilson of Newcastle United is spoken to by referee David Coote. Getty
  • Lisandro Martinez of Manchester United passes the ball under pressure from Miguel Almiron of Newcastle. Getty
    Lisandro Martinez of Manchester United passes the ball under pressure from Miguel Almiron of Newcastle. Getty
  • Newcastle United's Sven Botman in action with Manchester United's Wout Weghorst. Reuters
    Newcastle United's Sven Botman in action with Manchester United's Wout Weghorst. Reuters
  • Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe talks to Dan Burn. Reuters
    Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe talks to Dan Burn. Reuters
  • Wout Weghorst of Manchester United shoots. Getty
    Wout Weghorst of Manchester United shoots. Getty
  • Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes is challenged by Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes. AP
    Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes is challenged by Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes. AP
  • Fabian Schaer of Newcastle United and Lisandro Martinez of Manchester United after clashing heads. Getty
    Fabian Schaer of Newcastle United and Lisandro Martinez of Manchester United after clashing heads. Getty
  • Lisandro Martinez of Manchester United receives medical treatment after a clash of heads. Getty
    Lisandro Martinez of Manchester United receives medical treatment after a clash of heads. Getty
  • Manchester United's Diogo Dalot in action with Newcastle United's Joelinton. Reuters
    Manchester United's Diogo Dalot in action with Newcastle United's Joelinton. Reuters
  • Manchester United's Fred and Newcastle United's Sean Longstaff battle. PA
    Manchester United's Fred and Newcastle United's Sean Longstaff battle. PA
  • Antony of Manchester United on the charge. Getty
    Antony of Manchester United on the charge. Getty
  • Newcastle fans wave flags before the kick-off. AFP
    Newcastle fans wave flags before the kick-off. AFP
  • Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson in the stands before the match. Reuters
    Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson in the stands before the match. Reuters
  • Newcastle United fans at Wembley Stadium. PA
    Newcastle United fans at Wembley Stadium. PA
  • Newcastle fans before kick-off. AFP
    Newcastle fans before kick-off. AFP
  • A tribute to the late English football commentator John Motson at Wembley. Getty
    A tribute to the late English football commentator John Motson at Wembley. Getty
  • Newcastle United chairman Yasir Al Rumayyan and director Amanda Staveley before the kick-off. AP
    Newcastle United chairman Yasir Al Rumayyan and director Amanda Staveley before the kick-off. AP

Manchester United clinch League Cup after final victory over Newcastle


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Manchester United clinched their first trophy in almost six years on Sunday after defeating Newcastle United 2-0 in the League Cup final at Wembley.

Casemiro opened the scoring when he headed home Luke Shaw's perfect set-piece cross in the 33rd minute and Sven Botman's own goal, deflecting a Marcus Rashford strike over goalkeeper Loris Karius, six minutes later proved the difference.

In lifting the League Cup, United have claimed their first piece of silverware since winning the Europa League in 2017 and provided tangible proof of the progress being made under manager Erik ten Hag since his appointment last summer.The celebrations that accompanied United's sixth League Cup triumph could be the first of many trophy parades on the evidence of Ten Hag's transformative first season.

United remain challengers on three other fronts, sitting third in the Premier League and with an FA Cup fifth round tie against West Ham on Wednesday followed by a Europa League last 16 tie against Real Betis in March.

After 10 years in the wilderness since Alex Ferguson retired having led them to their last Premier League title in 2013, United are finally emerging from one of the darkest periods in the club's illustrious history.

United finished a dismal sixth in the Premier League last season, but Ten Hag has swiftly masterminded their return to relevance. It was fitting that Ten Hag's maiden trophy success with United came after he met Ferguson for dinner recently and with the Scot watching from the Wembley stands.

Ending United's longest trophy drought for 40 years is no guarantee of future success, but the steely Ten Hag appears capable of thriving in the unrelenting Old Trafford spotlight.

Despite failing to win their first major trophy since the 1969 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, Newcastle can also expect to feature in more showpiece occasions soon.

Newcastle have been revitalised since their takeover by a Saudi-funded consortium in 2021 and they competed gamely in their first cup final for 24 years. Hauled from the relegation zone by manager Eddie Howe last season, they sit fifth in the Premier League, a sleeping giant awaking after decades as the laughing stock of English football.

Newcastle's fanatical 'Toon Army' turned one half of Wembley into a roiling sea of black and white as they belted out songs of praise for their heroes well over an hour before kick-off. But that show of passion proved the highpoint of the day for Newcastle as United spoiled the party in composed style.

Newcastle had feared stand-in keeper Loris Karius might be exposed in his first major occasion since his howlers led to Liverpool's 2018 Champions League final defeat against Real Madrid.

Playing instead of the suspended Nick Pope, Karius might feel he could have done better with United's second goal, but he was not to blame for Newcastle's defeat.

Allan Saint-Maximin had toothless Newcastle's best opportunity to snatch the lead when he skipped past Diogo Dalot for a fierce strike that David De Gea repelled with an out-stretched hand.

It was a crucial save as United went ahead moments later in the 33rd minute. Shaw's free-kick arrowed towards the Newcastle six-yard box and Casemiro timed his run perfectly to glance a clinical header past Karius.

It was just reward for the latest commanding performance from the United midfielder following his move from Real Madrid last year.

United then doubled their lead in the 39th minute. Wout Weghorst's pass found Marcus Rashford inside the area and, with Newcastle's defenders slow to react, he hit a mistimed shot that deflected off Botman and looped over the wrong-footed Karius.

Newcastle laid siege to De Gea's goal in the second half but, showing the desire and organisation demanded by their manager, Ten Hag's men refused to buckle.

If United's last League Cup triumph ended up as fool's gold, this success suggests the Ten Hag era is built on far stronger foundations.

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Cast: Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams, Riz Ahmed

Rating: 1.5/5

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Pre-school (three - five years)

You can’t yet talk about investing or borrowing, but introduce a “classic” money bank and start putting gifts and allowances away. When the child wants a specific toy, have them save for it and help them track their progress.

Early childhood (six - eight years)

Replace the money bank with three jars labelled ‘saving’, ‘spending’ and ‘sharing’. Have the child divide their allowance into the three jars each week and explain their choices in splitting their pocket money. A guide could be 25 per cent saving, 50 per cent spending, 25 per cent for charity and gift-giving.

Middle childhood (nine - 11 years)

Open a bank savings account and help your child establish a budget and set a savings goal. Introduce the notion of ‘paying yourself first’ by putting away savings as soon as your allowance is paid.

Young teens (12 - 14 years)

Change your child’s allowance from weekly to monthly and help them pinpoint long-range goals such as a trip, so they can start longer-term saving and find new ways to increase their saving.

Teenage (15 - 18 years)

Discuss mutual expectations about university costs and identify what they can help fund and set goals. Don’t pay for everything, so they can experience the pride of contributing.

Young adulthood (19 - 22 years)

Discuss post-graduation plans and future life goals, quantify expenses such as first apartment, work wardrobe, holidays and help them continue to save towards these goals.

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  2. Kings School Al Barsha (Dubai) – Dh71,905
  3. Brighton College Abu Dhabi - Dh68,560
  4. Jumeirah English Speaking School (Dubai) – Dh59,728
  5. Gems Wellington International School – Dubai Branch – Dh58,488
  6. The British School Al Khubairat (Abu Dhabi) - Dh54,170
  7. Dubai English Speaking School – Dh51,269

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Updated: February 27, 2023, 6:11 AM