Liverpool drawn against Tottenham in Carabao Cup third round
The Carabao Cup third round draw has been made, with Liverpool hosting Tottenham as the standout tie. Arsenal travel to Ipswich, while Manchester United host Brighton among the 16 fixtures.
Liverpool will host Tottenham Hotspur in the headline fixture of the Carabao Cup third round, after the draw paired the two clubs in what is the most eye-catching tie of the round. The eight Premier League clubs competing in European football this season were included in a separate mini-draw to determine home or away status before being slotted into the bracket.
Bradford, Newcastle, Tottenham, and Everton all advanced on the night to secure their places in the third round alongside the top-flight European sides.
Manchester United will host Brighton, while Arsenal make the trip to Ipswich Town. Manchester City face Norwich City, and Everton take on Wolves. West Ham’s opponent will be confirmed once Fulham and AFC Wimbledon settle their earlier tie, and Chelsea’s third-round match against Leeds United depends on the outcome of their game with Luton Town.
Full list of Carabao Cup third round fixtures:
Crystal Palace v Middlesbrough
Manchester United v Brighton
Manchester City v Norwich City
Sunderland v Hull City
Ipswich Town v Arsenal
Coventry City v Aston Villa
Bournemouth v Lincoln City
Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur
Chelsea or Luton Town v Leeds United
Millwall v Newcastle
Fleetwood Town v Sheffield United
Everton v Wolves
Leyton Orient v Bradford City
Reading v Brentford
Peterborough United v Barnsley
West Ham v Fulham or AFC Wimbledon
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