Willy Caballero: Man City keeper 'deserved' League Cup final

Manchester City goalkeeper Willy Caballero says he has repaid manager Manuel Pellegrini's trust in him with his Capital One Cup heroics at Wembley.
 Willy Caballero

The Argentine saved three Liverpool spot-kicks as City won the final 3-1 on penalties after a 1-1 draw.
Caballero, 34, was criticised after a 5-1 FA Cup fifth-round loss to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge a week earlier.
"It is well deserved for me to play this final," Caballero, picked ahead of first-choice Joe Hart, told BBC Sport.
Caballero has started just four Premier League games since moving to the Etihad from Malaga in July 2014.
He had started every round of the League Cup this season and boss Pellegrini said he would rather have lost the final than drop Caballero.
The former Boca Juniors keeper kept out penalties by Lucas, Philippe Coutinho and Adam Lallana after the game had ended all square after 120 minutes.
"It was incredible. To save three penalties and win a trophy is amazing," added Caballero. "I enjoyed this a lot because it was hard work for me.
"It was the decision of the manager to put me in the starting line-up and now I can return his confidence in me."
                            Manchester City goalkeeper Willy Caballero keeps out Adam Lallana's penaltyManchester City goalkeeper Willy Caballero keeps out Adam Lallana's penaltyManchester City goalkeeper Willy Caballero keeps out Adam Lallana's penaltyManchester City manager Willy Caballero keeps out Adam Lallana's penalty Pellegrini said he never planned to reinstate England international Hart, who has played in 24 of City's 26 Premier League games this season, against Liverpool."I would prefer to lose a title than lose my word," said the City boss. "My word is more important than football."We deserved to win the game before penalties, but I'm happy to win it that way with Willy as a great hero."Maybe most of the media were waiting for him to make a mistake and criticise my decision but I promised he would play both cups."He had to play against Chelsea with a young team so he conceded five goals. But I never lost trust in him because I know how good a player he is."
Source: BBC

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