Updated at 22.55
MANCHESTER UNITED AND Liverpool could face each other in the EFL Cup final after they were kept apart in the semi-final draw.
The great rivals are the highest-placed sides left in the competition after Southampton shocked Arsenal on Wednesday to earn a two-legged tie with Jurgen Klopp’s side.
United will play Hull City home and away for a place at Wembley.
Jose Mourinho’s men required a stoppage-time winner from Marcus Rashford earlier this season to see off the Tigers, who reached a first League Cup semi-final in club history by beating Newcastle United on penalties on Tuesday.
Liverpool and Southampton met in this competition last season, with the Anfield side thrashing the Saints 6-1 at St Mary’s Stadium, where the first leg in that tie will be held.
The first legs of the ties will be held on the week commencing January 9, with the following games a fortnight later.
Before this starts again all Genuine dublin supportershave no issue playing away nowlan park or where ever.
So you’ve no issue playing away as long as ye get Kilkenny?
Does this draw really need to take place now, in October. Make the draw in the new year when people actually have enthusiasm towards the GAA season starting again.
Why no Ulster hurling draw?
Ulster council do there own draw for the hurling.
1 genuinely competitive province in football and 1 in hurling. structures are a joke.
Thurles- last played in Cork in 2012- Tipp won by a point
MHC Cork vTipperary venue Fitzgerald stadium Killarney?