It's unacceptable – Guardiola unhappy with EFL Cup match ball
The match ball used in the EFL Cup left Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola unhappy despite his team's win.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola labelled the match ball used in the EFL Cup as "unacceptable" after his side reached the quarter-finals.
City, so dominant in the Premier League this season, were unable to find a breakthrough against Wolves on Tuesday, needing penalty shoot-out heroics from Claudio Bravo to progress after a 0-0 draw.
Guardiola was unhappy with the Mitre match ball, which is usually used in Football League matches.
"It is not acceptable. The ball was unacceptable for a high-level competition," the Spaniard said.
"It is too light, it moves all over the place, it is not a good ball. It is impossible to score with a ball like that and I can say that because we won, I'm not making excuses.
"All of my players said, 'What is that?' I'm sorry [but the] Carabao Cup is not a serious ball for a serious competition.
"It's [for] marketing, money, OK but it's not acceptable – [it has] no weight, nothing."
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