Carabao Cup fourth round draw date, time, ball numbers and full details
Man Utd got their season back on track with Burnley victory | Football Digest
The draw for the fourth round of the Carabao Cup will take place later this week once all of the third-round fixtures have been played. The likes of Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool will be hoping to avoid an early exit over the coming days in order to boost their hopes of going deep into the competition.
United will be the favourites to progress against Crystal Palace at Old Trafford tonight, while Chelsea could struggle when they go up against last year’s semi-finalists Brighton despite having home advantage. Liverpool, meanwhile, will face Championship leaders Leicester City in a game that Jurgen Klopp’s side will have high hopes of winning in front of their own fans at Anfield.
The standout tie of round three will take place on Wednesday night when Manchester City go up against Newcastle United in a mouthwatering clash at St James’ Park. Other matches will see the likes of West Ham, Wolves, Burnley and Luton Town face lower-league opposition and it would not be surprising to see a couple of shocks along the way.
Express Sport takes a look at everything you need to know about round four of the Carabao Cup, which will see the action really begin to heat up…
JUST IN: Phil Jones returns to Man Utd as axed defender ‘excited’ to pursue new role
When is the Carabao Cup fourth round draw?
The draw for the fourth round of the Carabao Cup will take place live on Sky Sports following Newcastle’s showdown with City. It is expected to begin at around 10.15pm and can also be watched online via Sky Go or the Sky Sports app.
The ball numbers will be officially confirmed before the draw commences.
When will the fourth round fixtures take place?
All fourth-round matches are expected to be played across Tuesday, October 31 and Wednesday, November 1. Kick-off times and exact dates will be subject to change depending on which games are selected for live TV coverage.
We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info
Don’t miss…
Andros Townsend left in tears after Premier League club ‘rip contract away'[LATEST]
Chelsea dressing room’s ‘thoughts’ on Mauricio Pochettino as sack calls begin[GOSSIP]
Man Utd have silver lining as Alejandro Garnacho joins elite group of starlets[INSIGHT]
What are the competition rules?
Each team will be permitted to name up to nine substitutes on the bench, although only five changes will be allowed during matches. Substitutions can be made at half-time, which will not count towards the allowed maximum of three opportunities. Teams may also make more than one substitution at each of their three permitted opportunities.
No extra time will be played if the scores are level after 90 minutes in the first five rounds of the Carabao Cup, with an immediate penalty shoot-out taking place instead. VAR will also not be used for the vast majority of the tournament and will only come into play for the semi-finals and final.
All third round fixtures
Tuesday, September 26
Ipswich Town vs Wolves
Exeter City vs Luton Town
Manchester United vs Crystal Palace
Port Vale vs Sutton United
Bradford City vs Middlesbrough
Mansfield Town vs Peterborough United
Salford City vs Burnley
Wednesday, September 27
Blackburn Rovers vs Cardiff City
Brentford vs Arsenal
Liverpool vs Leicester City
Fulham vs Norwich City
Newcastle United vs Manchester City
Aston Villa vs Everton
Bournemouth vs Stoke City
Chelsea vs Brighton
Lincoln City vs West Ham
Want the latest Premier League news as we publish it on Express Sport? Join our Facebook group by clicking here.
Source: Read Full Article