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Cup win can kick-start new Swansea chapter
COMMENT: The Swans thrashed Bradford 5-0 in the Capital One Cup final to win their first major trophy - a feat that can be the start of a successful new era for the Welsh club
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How Capital One Cup usurped the FA Cup
COMMENT: Affordable ticket prices, great entertainment, upsets, fairy tales and goals galore have turned the once ridiculed tournament into the nation's favourite cup competition
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Who makes our Capital One Cup XI?
Finalists Swansea and Bradford boast seven representatives between them, while players from Arsenal, Aston Villa and Chelsea also feature in Goal.com's team of the tournament
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PFA chairman: Hazard behaviour unacceptable
Gordon Taylor has condemned the Chelsea star's actions in kicking out at a ball boy in the Capital One Cup clash with Swansea, and praised referee Chris Foy for sending the player off
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Football League will not scrap ball boys
EXCLUSIVE: In the wake of Chelsea star Eden Hazard's clash with a 17-year-old ball boy on Wednesday, the body have confirmed they have no plans to remove them from future games
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Sorry! Hazard apologises for ball boy row
The Chelsea star was shown a red card by match official Chris Foy for appearing to kick the 17-year-old as he attempted to collect the ball with the Blues failing to break down Swansea
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Swansea play out draw to reach cup final
Michael Laudrup’s side secured a 2-0 aggregate victory over Chelsea to reach the Capital One Cup final, while Eden Hazard was sent off in the second half for kicking out at a ball boy
The Danish manager has settled into life in the Premier League quickly and led the Swans to their first-ever piece of silverware by lifting the Capital One Cup in February more »
