Nico O'Reilly's match-winning performance in the Carabao Cup final was a "testament" to those at the club who have kept him "level-headed", says former Premier League striker Jay Bothroyd. The left-back, who only turned 21 on Saturday, was the Wembley hero on Sunday after scoring Manchester City's two goals against Arsenal that secured them a fifth League Cup under Pep Guardiola. It was a dream day for versatile O'Reilly - a first major trophy with the club having graduated from the City academy and only made a senior debut last season as the side struggled with injuries.
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