Nottingham Forest beat Man City in shock upset

Gibbs-White scores late winner to send City crashing out of Carabao Cup

Nottingham Forest pulled off a stunning upset on Wednesday night, beating Manchester City 2-1 in the Carabao Cup semi-final.

The Championship side took the lead in the first half through Sam Surridge, and although Bernardo Silva equalised for City after the break, Morgan Gibbs-White scored a late winner to send Forest into the final.

The result was a major shock, as City are the defending champions and have won the Carabao Cup six times in the past nine years.

Forest's victory was a triumph for the underdogs

Forest are a Championship side, and they were facing a Manchester City team that is full of world-class players.

But Forest played with heart and determination, and they never gave up.

Their victory was a triumph for the underdogs, and it showed that anything is possible in football.

Gibbs-White was the hero for Forest

Morgan Gibbs-White scored the winning goal for Forest, and he was the hero of the hour.

The 22-year-old midfielder has been in impressive form for Forest this season, and he showed his quality again on Wednesday night.

Gibbs-White's goal was a stunning strike, and it sent the Forest fans into raptures.

Forest will face Tottenham in the final

Forest will now face Tottenham Hotspur in the Carabao Cup final on February 26.

Tottenham are a Premier League side, and they will be favourites to win the final.

But Forest have already shown that they can beat the best teams in the country, and they will be confident of causing another upset in the final.