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Carabao Cup quarter-final draw: Arsenal giant-killers Fleetwood handed another home tie against Premier League opposition

Read the confirmed Carabao Cup quarter-final draw

League Two Fleetwood Town will be given another home tie against either Everton or Newcastle in the Carabao Cup quarter-final after sensationally knocking out Arsenal.

The League Two side toppled the Premier League champions on penalties at Highbury and will have home advantage against against either one of the top-flight duo who face off tomorrow.

Elsewhere, Manchester City have been given a favourable home draw against the other remaining lower-league side as Bradford City travel to the Etihad.

Liverpool, who edged past Chelsea via a penalty shootout, are also at home against Bournemouth, who convincingly beat Aston Villa 3-0 on Wednesday night.

The final tie sees Crystal Palace take on Sunderland, after seeing off Fulham and Brentford in their respective ties.

Carabao Cup quarter-final full draw

  • Fleetwood Town vs Everton or Newcastle
  • Manchester City vs Bradford City
  • Liverpool vs Bournemouth
  • Crystal Palace vs Sunderland

More to follow.

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