Carabao Cup Final: Kieran Trippier Names 4 Man United Stars Newcastle Must Stop to Win Trophy

• Newcastle and Manchester United are set to lock horns in this season's Carabao Cup final on Sunday
• While both teams are in fine form, Kieran Trippier believes there are four United they must be wary of
• The Magpies have not won a major domestic title in almost 68 years, last winning the FA Cup in 1955

Newcastle United skipper, Kieran Trippier has singled out four Manchester United stars for praise ahead of their Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium.

The two Premier League clubs are scheduled to face off on Sunday, February 26, for a chance to lift their first trophy of the season.

According to Sportbible, Newcastle are keen to win their first major domestic trophy since 1955, when they lifted the FA Cup.

United, on the other hand, have endured their fair share of a trophy drought with the EPL giants yet to win any silverware since 2017.

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Trippier has now taken stock of the match and singled out four 'unbelievable' Man United players who could deny Newcastle their first trophy in 68 years.

Top on the Magpies captain's list is Marcus Rashford, who has been in terrific form, especially after the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

“I know Marcus very well. I’m really happy for him because I’ve always known how unbelievable he is and he’s certainly hit some form," Trippier told Chronicle Live.

“But it’s not about one individual - you’ve got Bruno Fernandes, Casemiro, Luke Shaw, who’s been unbelievable this season as well," he added.

Meanwhile, Newcastle are also facing their own challenges ahead of the tie, with Nick Pope set to miss the clash due to suspension.

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Sports Brief has also reported that Pope's red card against Liverpool over the weekend put a dent into Newcastle's season.

For a club that had done so well this term and surpassed all its expectations, the sending-off felt like ten steps backwards

Were it not for the superb job Mikel Arteta had done in north London, Howe could easily have been the coach of the season.