Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini refuses to be drawn on the chances of David Silva and Yaya Toure being fit for Sunday's derby against Manchester United.

Both Ivory Coast powerhouse Toure and Spain star Silva were taken off with injuries. "We will see tomorrow what the doctors say," says the Chilean boss.

Jumaane Brown:, external Good win for the Spurs. Gotta feel if we play Kane and Soldado we'll do alright. Their link-up can only get better with time.

Felix Culmer:, external As a Newcastle fan I'm in heaven! Couldn't have asked for more from the boys!

John Russell:, external Apart, perhaps, from Real, who is going to stop Chelsea from winning everything this season?

Honestly, it's nearly time for the draw. Hang in there...

Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini: "We didn't play well enough - we conceded two easy goals and didn't take our chances to score.

"The team ran a lot, tried to do things better but we couldn't because we're not in a good moment. I think Newcastle deserved to win, although we had four or five chances to score.

"It's difficult to say what happened but must recover our trust as a team. We will continue to try to recover ahead of the derby."

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Newcastle midfielder Gabriel Obertan on Sky Sports: "It's an amazing result. I have been here a long time but this is the first win in Manchester. The confidence has always been there we just kept working hard and we had a good philosophy, so it's amazing for the whole club, the fans and the manager."

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Right, let's get those numbers drawn. Here comes the draw for the last eight of the League Cup...

Newcastle goalscorer Rolando Aarons: "We are buzzing in the dressing room. It has given the club a massive lift. It's been a great week."

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Jonathan Cowley:, external City have been found out. MP's insistence on playing one way regardless of opposition is costing us. Needs to adapt dependent on opposition. Players also lacking fight and desire to win. West Ham and Newcastle out-battled and out-fought us.

You're in the hat, Spurs fans. The draw is coming your way shortly.

Nacer Chadli shoots wide as this game enters added time, but it does not matter because it looks like it is pretty much job done for Tottenham.

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On Twitter:, external I got hammered on here a few weeks ago when I suggested that Alan Pardew still had the dressing room. I'm listening? Superb goal from Sissoko. Best I've seen Newcastle play in yonks. Amazing what a couple of wins can do.

Standby for the draw for the last eight. It's coming up in a minute or two.

Shuvam Sinha:, external Give him a full-strength squad, and Pardew will do you the honours. Newcastle fans, where are the banners now?

WB: Well done Pards. I wanted you out as a symbol of the Ashley era, but your reaction has been class. Howay!

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Newcastle defender Ryan Taylor, speaking to Sky Sports: "We came here on the back of two good wins. It was a fairytale. It was a dream which all came true. It's been two years of hard graft to get back playing. What a performance that was from the lads. We've had three away games, so we'd like a home tie next."

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Newcastle throw themselves into one giant huddle in the centre circle. It means a lot.

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"Listen to the reception Harry Kane is getting as he goes off. They appreciate the efforts he has put in and I would like Pochettino to give him a start now because he has done enough."

The holders are no more. Newcastle are into the last eight.

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Tottenham are in cruise control now. Referee Mark Clattenburg can start the car.

A poor backpass from Eliaquim Mangala and Sammy Ameobi almost gets in on goal. The keeper rushes from his line to mop up.