MANCHESTER CITY WILL travel to Tottenham in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup.
Holders Liverpool have been drawn to play away at Brighton, while Manchester United are at home against Leicester.
Championship outfit Preston’s reward for seeing off top-flight Fulham in an epic penalty shoot-out last week is a home game with Arsenal.
Fellow second-tier sides Sheffield Wednesday and Stoke go to Brentford and Southampton respectively.
There is another all-Premier League tie as Aston Villa host Crystal Palace, and a potential one if Newcastle get past League Two AFC Wimbledon, with the winners of that game to face Chelsea at home.
The AFC Wimbledon-Newcastle contest was due to be played at the Cherry Red Records Stadium on Tuesday night but was switched to St James’ Park next Tuesday after the former was affected by flooding.
The fourth-round games are scheduled to take place in the week commencing 28 October.
Carabao Cup fourth-round draw
- Brentford vs Sheffield Wednesday
- Southampton vs Stoke City
- Tottenham vs Man City
- AFC Wimbledon/Newcastle vs Chelsea
- Man United vs Leicester
- Brighton vs Liverpool
- Preston vs Arsenal
- Aston Villa vs Crystal Palace
A tough one for Utd
@Liam23: there’s always one.
@Liam23: Very tough
@Shawn: sniffing around again, big child
@John Moloney: he can’t take it I had him crying last week.
@paulie: Your the one who cant take it child posting silly things everyday like a 5 year old as for john i mutted him he is biggest fool on here sniffing around non stop on liverpool post saying loserpool he cant take it
Pep has said he will be playing his second team. Also City’s record at Spurs is terrible. Last season was the first time they beat Spurs at Spurs in a long long time. Also I get they will prioritise Champions League and League now. If both teams put out there second teams then you would fancy City.
Both clubs will be hoping to get beaten.
@paulie: I don’t think spurs will be hoping to get beat… I’m sure they’d love a bit of silverwarein the cabinet. They don’t have much and it’s been quite a while. I wonder will pep play the reserves against Tottenham?
@paulie: since when have spurs been entitled to turn their nose up at a chance of silverware?
@robert kelly: it’s a inconvenience top 4 is spurs ambitions and yes he’ll play squad players.
@Brian Dunne: im not saying they’re turning nose to anything I’m saying for the top teams this competition is an irrelevant inconvenience they would be rather not involved in.
@paulie: you think spurs are a top team?
@paulie: Spurs ambitions are anything they can get their hands on. And I’m talking about playing the reserves which he hinted at. City’s 2nd string would be on par or better than Spurs and nearly every other’s first team. I think now they got Tottenham he’ll play a strong 11
@Brian Dunne: yes top 6 club absolutely.
@robert kelly: spurs will also play squad players in the tie both would be happy to get turfed out.
@paulie: your probably correct, they’ll play a lot of reserves/youths but they’d be foolish to sacrifice a chance at silverware to maybe potentially finish 4th and qualify for a competition they’d have little chance of winning.
@paulie: You sure post nonsense
@Shawn: that would be you seanie singing Liverpool are top of the league oh the embarrassment.
@paulie: You are a 5 year old with no life posting rubbish everyday mutted