When is the Carabao Cup fourth-round draw? Ball numbers, TV channel and start time
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The Carabao Cup draw takes place this evening with just three more fixtures to be played before the third round is complete.
Manchester City, Chelsea and Aston Villa joined the likes of Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur in reaching the fourth round on Tuesday night.
Liverpool host West Ham and Arsenal play Bolton on Wednesday, while the postponed fixture between Newcastle and AFC Wimbledon will be staged next Tuesday and held at St James’ Park after it was postponed due to a sinkhole at Plough Lane.
Last year, Liverpool went all the way to Wembley and beat Chelsea in what turned out to be the final trophy won under Jurgen Klopp, so Arne Slot has plenty of reason to want to do well in the competition too.
And as soon as the Reds’ initial foray into this year’s tournament is concluded, they - or their opponents - will get to find out the next step on their path towards Wembley.
Here’s everything you need to know about the League Cup fourth-round draw:
When is the Carabao Cup draw?
Liverpool host West Ham United this week at Anfield on Wednesday 25 September, with kick-off set for 8pm. Immediately following full time in that match, the fourth-round draw will be held – so around 10pm to 10:15pm, depending on any added time or penalty shootout.
Where can I watch it?
The draw will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Ultra. Subscribers can live stream via the Sky Go app. If you’re not a Sky customer, you can grab a NOWTV Day Pass here to watch without a subscription.
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Who is through to the fourth round?
Ball numbers for the draw will be finalised on the morning of Wednesday 25 September.
- Stoke
- Sheffield Wednesday
- Brentford
- Southampton
- Preston
- Crystal Palace
- Manchester United
- Brighton
- Tottenham
- Manchester City
- Chelsea
- Leicester
- Aston Villa
What are the third-round fixtures?
Wednesday 25 September
- Arsenal v Bolton
- Liverpool v West Ham
Tuesday 1 October
- Newcastle vs AFC Wimbledon
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