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Carabao Cup draw LIVE: Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal learn third-round fate

The rest of the Premier League sides enter the competition, with sides in Europe set to be pre-seeded for the third round

Michael Jones
Thursday 29 August 2024 07:19 BST
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Carabao Cup first round recap

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League Two Barrow were handed a plum tie away at Chelsea in the Carabao Cup while Manchester City, who have won this competition four times under manager Pep Guardiola, were drawn at home to Tom Cleverley’s Watford.

Arsenal will host Bolton, who won at Shrewsbury, as Manchester United will also be at home and face League One Barnsley, who saw off Sheffield United with a 1-0 win on Tuesday.

Wycombe’s reward for winning 1-0 at Swansea on Wednesday is a home tie against Aston Villa, while Coventry will welcome Tottenham. Carabao Cup holders Liverpool, the last of the European sides, will begin the defence of the trophy at home to West Ham in an all Premier League tie.

Newcastle, who edged out Nottingham Forest on penalties on Wednesday, will be heading to the capital to take on another League Two side in AFC Wimbledon. A pair of all-Premier League ties will see Everton host Southampton, who snatched a dramatic 5-3 win at Cardiff, while Brighton host Wolves.

League One Leyton Orient will cross the capital to face Premier League Brentford, while QPR will welcome Crystal Palace in another London derby. League Two Walsall will host Leicester and Fulham will head to Preston. Blackpool will take on Sheffield Wednesday and Stoke are at home to Fleetwood.

All ties will take place on the weeks commencing September 16 and 23. Check out the draw for the third round below

Carabao Cup draw live

Brentford are playing against Leyton Orient.

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:42

Carabao Cup draw live

League Two’s Walsall will be playing Leicester City.

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:41

Carabao Cup draw live

Coventry City are taking on Tottenham Hotspur.

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:41

Carabao Cup draw live

Wycombe Wanderers are playing at home against Aston Villa. Unai Emery will be happy with that.

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:40

Carabao Cup draw live

Manchester United are facing Barnsley at Old Trafford.

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:40

Carabao Cup draw live

Arsenal are playing at home against Bolton Wanderers. That’s a decent tie.

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:40

Carabao Cup draw live

Next out are Manchester City who will face Watford.

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:39

Carabao Cup draw live

Let’s get to it...

First out of the pot is Liverpool who will be at home against West Ham.

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:39

Carabao Cup draw live

This draw is slightly different this year.

As the Champions League and the Europa League competitions are longer this year the teams in those competitions cannot meet in the Carabao Cup third round.

For the rest of the draw, it’s business as usual.

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:38

Carabao Cup draw live

Newcastle’s Sean Longstaff giving his post match reaction to Sky Sports: “Massive result for us and hopefully one that kickstarts our season.

“I love working with the manager every day. We want to be tough to beat this year and we got a good result tonight, we want to kick on.

“It is massive. There’s no European football this year so the cup competitions will play a massive part in our season. We want to go as far as we can.

“A home tie would not go amiss! Fingers crossed.”

Mike Jones28 August 2024 22:30

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