Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish is confident his side can build on their Carling Cup final triumph and win more trophies.

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Cup win first of many – Dalglish

Liverpool win 3-2 on penalties to defeat Cardiff and seal a thrilling Carling Cup final at Wembley, their first trophy since 2006.

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Cardiff 2-2 Liverpool (Liverpool win 3-2 on penalties)

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson apologises to fans for his team’s display in their 2-1 Carling Cup quarter-final loss to Crystal Palace.

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Ferguson apologises over cup loss

Sportsday Live – breaking sports news, featuring Rugby World Cup and Carling Cup reaction.

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Sportsday Live – latest updates

Wales boss Gary Speed names his squad for the Carling Nations Cup double-header against Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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Wales call for Cotterill/Collison

Birmingham boss Alex McLeish says his side’s Carling Cup final victory over Arsenal is the “greatest achievement” of his managerial career.

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McLeish revels in Blues final win

Birmingham boss Alex McLeish says his side’s Carling Cup final victory over Arsenal is the “greatest achievement” of his managerial career.

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McLeish revels in Blues final win

An 89th-minute Obafemi Martins goal after an Arsenal mix-up helps Birmingham win an enthralling Carling Cup final at Wembley.

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Birmingham snatch cup glory

Arsene Wenger says Arsenal’s six-year trophy drought will not be a factor on Sunday when they face Birmingham City in the Carling Cup final.

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Wenger confident of cup final win

Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas is ruled out of the Carling Cup final on Sunday with a hamstring injury.

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Fabregas ruled out of cup final

Scotland cruise to an impressive 3-0 win over a depleted Northern Ireland side in the Carling Nations Cup opener.

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Scotland 3-0 Northern Ireland

Birmingham will play Arsenal in the Carling Cup final as Craig Gardner’s extra-time strike seals a stunning fightback against West Ham.

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Birmingham 3-1 West Ham (agg 4-3)

West Ham owners David Gold and David Sullivan will not be returning to former club Birmingham City for Wednesday’s Carling Cup semi-final second-leg.

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West Ham owners to miss cup semi

Arsenal break Ipswich’s valiant resistance to overturn a first-leg deficit and book their place in the Carling Cup final.

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Arsenal 3-0 Ipswich (3-1 agg)

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes his side were lacking in every department in their 1-0 Carling Cup defeat by Ipswich.

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‘Naive’ Arsenal disappoint Wenger