Summary

  • Man Utd V Man City & Leicester v Aston Villa in semi-final

  • FT: Everton 2-2 Leicester City - Foxes win on penalties after brave comeback from hosts

  • FT: Oxford 1-3 Man City - Sterling double puts visitors into semi-final

  • FT: Man Utd 3-0 Colchester United - Martial adds third for visitors

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Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. And that's all from us

    Leicester needed penalties, Manchester City and Manchester United overcame lower-league opposition to set up a semi-final derby.

    Lovely stuff.

  2. Manchester United 3-0 Colchester

    Manchester United

    Manchester United midfielder Nemanja Matic speaking to Sky Sports: "As you saw it was a hard game for us. I think in the first half we played much better but in the second half we scored three goals, which is strange.

    "In the first half we were in complete control in the second half they had one or two counter attacks which were dangerous but then we could also take advantage of the space.

    "I’m more happy with the first half but in football you never know. I’m happy we are through and hope we can reach another final to win a trophy."

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    Steve Pearson: Being drawn at old Trafford first in this semi-final is going to be the important factor in this tie. Utd to win 4-2 after two legs.

    Osama Khalid: Of course it had to be Man city, going to be difficult to repeat the success of the last derby, hope Ole does it again

  4. 'A brilliant journey'

    Manchester United 3-0 Colchester

    Colchester United manager John McGreal: "I'm really proud to come in at 0-0 at half-time. We set ourselves a challenge, we knew we were going to give away territory and chances.

    "It’s been a brilliant, brilliant journey, I’m proud of every one of them."

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  5. Long time coming

    Oxford 1-3 Manchester City

    Manchester City

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    Man City full-back Joao Cancelo scored his first goal in 32 appearances in all club competitions, last netting for Juventus against Lazio in Serie A.

  6. Best yet

    Manchester United 3-0 Colchester

    Manchester United

    Marcus Rashford has scored 14 goals in all competitions for Manchester United this season, his best return in a single campaign for the club.

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  7. Goal machine

    Everton 2-2 Leicester (Leicester win 4-2 on penalties)

    Leicester City

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    Jamie Vardy has been directly involved in 30 goals in his 29 appearances under Brendan Rodgers in all competitions for Leicester City (25 goals, five assists).

  8. Aston Villa last won the League Cup in 1996 while Leicester won it in 1997 and 2000.

    City have won it for the last two years and United lifted the trophy thanks to Zlatan in 2017.

  9. So Manchester United and Leicester will be at home in the first legs of those ties which will be played in the weeks of 6 January and then 27 January...

  10. League Cup semi-final

    Leicester v Aston Villa

  11. It HAD to be...

  12. League Cup semi-final

    Manchester United v Manchester City

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    Paras Arora: Got a feeling for United v Villa!!!

  14. Here we go, Dennis Wise has appeared from somewhere to join singing Chris Kamara for the draw.

  15. We still await the draw. Talk about dragging things out.

  16. 'Something I will never forget'

    Oxford United 1-3 Man City

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    Oxford United manager Karl Robinson speaking to Sky Sports: "I was frustrated. I didn't expect to say that. I thought we were disciplined, took them on in a game they are best at and we were brave in the press for a team so young.

    "I am really pleased with the players but my last thought tonight will be 'what could have been.' We now move on to a big game this weekend though.

    "We were lacking good finishing, that is it. I don't think the goalkeeper made good saves - most of them were at him. I don't think we quite believed those chances would drop to us.

    "They have scored two goals on the break but I hope all the fans can wake up tomorrow and say they enjoyed watching Oxford United last night. It will be something that I will never forget."

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    Stevey Gee: Surely got hope for a Man United vs Man City semi-final!

  18. 'I don't know about Arteta'

    Oxford 1-3 Manchester City

    Manchester City

    Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a tight game with the wind making things difficult but we did well."

    On whether Mikel Arteta will become the next Arsenal boss: "I don’t know."

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  19. 'We suffered a lot'

    Oxford United 1-3 Man City

    Manchester City

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    Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to Sky Sports: "We play against a top side so congratulations for the team, young players and the victory"

    "Everything [pleased me], a lot of games, we now have six or seven in 18-19 days which is tough and the competition itself now is tough, there are quality teams in the semi-finals."

    On Oxford's 18 shots: "That means they are good. We suffered a lot in the second half. At 2-1 they play long balls with throw-ins, corners and we struggled but it's okay, we knew before we came here."

    On Raheem Sterling scoring again: "It doesn't matter who scores, happy for him with a few goals, he likes to play, is fit all the time, good for him."

  20. Mind games?