CARABAO CUP FOURTH ROUND DRAW: Manchester United host Newcastle in a repeat of last year’s final, while Liverpool and Arsenal also face all-Premier League ties
- Manchester United beat Newcastle 2-0 at Wembley Stadium in last season’s final
- Liverpool will take on Bournemouth with Arsenal to do battle with West Ham
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Newcastle are going to have to do it the hard way if they want to be successful in the Carabao Cup this year after being drawn against Manchester United in the fourth round in a repeat of last year’s final.
Eddie Howe’s side knocked out treble winners Manchester City on Wednesday, beating Pep Guardiola’s outfit 1-0 at St James’ Park thanks to and Aleksandr Isak goal as jubilant scenes went around the ground at full time.
They will be hoping to build on what has been so far a successful project under Howe, and go one step further than last season after they lost 2-0 at Wembley to Erik ten Hag’s side.
Liverpool, meanwhile, face a trip to Bournemouth, while Chelsea will take on Championship side Blackburn after beating Brighton.
There’s also a London derby to look forward to with Arsenal travelling to West Ham, while Everton, who have won their last two games, face Burnley.
Newcastle – last year’s runners-up who knocked out Manchester City in the third round – drew
United defeated Newcastle 2-0 at Wembley to lift the Carabao Cup – and their only trophy under Erik ten Hag – last season
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One of Port Vale and Mansfield will reach the last eight after being drawn against each other, with the League One and Two outfits to go head-to-head at Vale Park.
Championship high-flyers will be optimistic of their chances of reaching the quarter-finals when they host Fulham, with Sean Dyche facing his old side Burnley after Everton got past Aston Villa in round three.
League One Exeter City meanwhile will face Championship Middlesbrough after knocking out Premier League Luton on Tuesday.
The games are due to be played in the week commencing October 30.
Sean Dyche will take on old side Burnley after Everton beat Aston Villa 2-1 in the third round
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