West Ham and Manchester United will do battle at Old Trafford in the biggest tie of the EFL Cup quarter-finals, with a fascinating slate of matches lined up for the latter rounds of English football's second cup competition.
Arsenal host Southampton in the next round's other fascinating all-Premier League tie, after ex-Saint Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scored twice to put the Gunners through against Reading on Tuesday night at the Emirates.
The #EFLCup Quarter-Final draw:@LFC v @LUFC @ManUtd v @WestHamUtd @HullCity v @NUFC @Arsenal v @SouthamptonFC
Ties played w/c Nov 28. pic.twitter.com/pQ1CINaN26
Liverpool will face Leeds United at Anfield after knocking out Tottenham, while top-flight strugglers Hull will be visited by Newcastle United.
Jose Mourinho's United eased into the last eight on Wednesday night thanks to an ugly win over a much-rotated Manchester City side, Juan Mata's second-half goal proving the difference between the two bitter rivals.
#MUFC will be at home to West Ham in the quarter-finals of the #EFLCup. The tie will be played on either 29 or 30 November.
Wednesday also saw West Ham knock out Chelsea in a match which was perhaps worse-tempered off the pitch than on it, with reports of chairs and coins being thrown between the two pairs of fans. Cheikhou Kouyate andEdimilson Fernandes sealed the game for the home side before Gary Cahill's late consolation.
Leeds are the lowest-ranked club left in the competition after their dramatic penalty shootout win over Norwich on Tuesday - with Newcastle the other non-Premier League side still standing.
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