Johnstone's Paint Trophy final: Tim Cahill, Adam Lallana and Ben Foster make best-ever XI
Sunday 3 April 2016 14:01, UK
Barnsley and Oxford meet in the final of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy at Wembley on Sunday.
Whoever wins will be the 32nd team to lift the trophy, but who are the best-ever players to have taken part in the final of the competition?
Live Johnstone's Paint Trophy Final
We have picked an all-star XI that includes some famous faces...
Goalkeeper - Ben Foster
The former England keeper was part of the Wrexham side that lifted the trophy in 2004/05, keeping a clean sheet in the 2-0 extra-time win over Southend in the final. Foster has since gone on to play for Manchester United, Birmingham, Watford and West Brom, as well as winning eight international caps.
Right-back - Phil Neal
The most decorated player in Liverpool history, Neal made 650 appearances for the Reds and won 50 England caps before joining Bolton in 1985. He was a beaten finalist in 1986 as Bolton lost 3-0 to Bristol City, but three years later he lifted the trophy with the club as a player-manager.
Centre-back - Jose Fonte
The Portuguese centre-back was part of the Southampton side that won the 2009/10 trophy with a convincing 4-1 victory over Carlisle in the final. He has made more than 200 appearances for Saints.
Centre-back - Garry Monk
The former Swansea boss was still playing for the Swans when they beat Carlisle 2-1 in the 2005/06 final. He took over as player-manager at the club in 2014 and stayed on until he was sacked earlier this season.
Left-back - Jeff Schlupp
The Leicester full-back was on loan at Brentford when they reached the 2010/11 final and hit the post in the 1-0 defeat to Carlisle. Schlupp has made more than 100 appearances for the Foxes and has also been capped by Ghana.
Right midfield - Michail Antonio
Now flourishing at West Ham, Antonio scored Southampton's fourth goal in the 2009/10 final as they beat Carlisle 4-1. He has also played for Reading, Sheffield Wednesday and Nottingham Forest.
Centre midfield - Tim Cahill
The former Everton midfielder played in the 1998/99 final as Millwall conceded an injury-time goal to lose 1-0 to Wigan. Cahill is Australia's all-time highest scorer and played more than 200 times for both Millwall and Everton.
Centre midfield - Leon Britton
The midfielder made his debut for Swansea in 2002 and started in the 2005/06 final as the Swans beat Carlisle 2-1 to lift the trophy. He recently made his 500th appearance for the club.
Left midfield - Adam Lallana
The Southampton academy product scored the second goal as Saints beat Carlisle 4-1 in 2009/10. He eventually left St Mary's in 2014 to join Liverpool and has been capped 20 times by England.
Striker - Rickie Lambert
The striker opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the 2009/10 final to set Southampton on their way to their first-ever victory in the competition. He has gone on to play for Liverpool and West Brom and won 11 England caps.
Striker - Joe Jordan
The former Leeds and Manchester United forward was playing for Bristol City in 1986/87 when they were beaten on penalties by Mansfield Town in the final. Earlier in his career, Jordan won the First Division title with Leeds, was on the losing side in the 1975 European Cup final, played for AC Milan and won more than 50 caps for Scotland.
Subs: Kevin Hitchcock (Mansfield), Rory Delap (Carlisle), Ian Harte (Carlisle), Matt Ritchie (Swindon), Adam Clayton (Carlisle), Brian Marwood (Hull), Glenn Murray (Carlisle).
