Summary

  • Man City lose in EFL Cup for first time since 2016 as West Ham win on penalties

  • Leicester beat Brighton in shoot-out after 2-2 in 90 minutes

  • Minamino & Origi goals for Liverpool win at Preston; Lucas Moura gives Spurs victory at Burnley

  • Canos & Toney score as Brentford win 2-1 at Stoke

  • Quarter-final draw will take place at 10:30 BST on Saturday

  • Get Involved: #bbcfootball

Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes

  1. West Ham 2-1 Man City

    Jarrod Bowen scores for West Ham to make it 2-0! Joao Cancelo responds by tucking away his penalty to get City up and running.

    The Hammers still in charge, though.

  2. West Ham 1-1 Man City

    Advantage West Ham!

    Mark Noble rattles in the first spot-kick for West Ham. Right down the middle.

    Phil Foden steps up for City and it is saved!

  3. Leicester 2-2 Brighton

    Still going at the King Power. We're into injury time and there's enough of the four minutes of it left for this result to change.

  4. FULL-TIME

    Stoke 1-2 Brentford

    It was harder than Brentford imagined it was going to be at the break, but they are into the quarters.

  5. FULL-TIME

    Burnley 0-1 Tottenham

    Tottenham are through. Not a classic last-16 tie, this. Spurs won't care, though.

  6. PENALTY SHOOT-OUT

    West Ham 0-0 Man City

    To penalties we go. Is Man City's grip on this competition going to end?

  7. West Ham 0-0 Man City

    Big chance at the death!

    The ball is chipped into the box and met by Raheem Sterling but his header is straight at Alphonse Areola.

  8. FULL-TIME

    Preston 0-2 Liverpool

    Liverpool weren't at their best, but they are into the last eight.

    Preston leave the competition with their heads held high.

  9. Burnley 0-1 Tottenham

    No prizes for guessing how Burnley are trying to get themselves a late equaliser against Spurs. The away defence are having to deal with an aerial bombardment.

  10. Preston 0-2 Liverpool

    Owen Beck is on for Liverpool. His great uncle is Ian Rush. No pressure.

  11. West Ham 0-0 Man City

    Remember that Man City have not lost in this competition since 2016. They are running the risk of a bit of a lottery to maintain that record here.

  12. Preston 0-2 Liverpool

    Declan Rudd keeps it to two as he pulls out a fine save to stop Neco Williams adding a third. The full-back was away down the right but couldn't finish.

  13. So, that's the game at Deepdale put to bed. Brentford and Spurs still lead. But as I type, we're heading for pens at Leicester and West Ham.

    Less than five minutes to go.

  14. goal

    GOAL - Preston 0-2 Liverpool

    Divock Origi

    Game over!

    Somehow, Divock Origi has stuck out an Inspector Gadget-style leg to turn a deflected ball past Declan Rudd and into the net from close range.

    It follows a Konstantinos Tsimikas cross that hit the bar and a Neco Williams effort that popped up to the striker.

  15. goal

    GOAL - Leicester 2-2 Brighton

    Enock Mwepu (71 mins)

    They're hogging the goals at the King Power Stadium!

    Brighton are level once more and it's a first goal for summer signing Enock Mwepu, he gets up to loop a head into the corner and make it 2-2 with 19 minutes remaining.

    Game on.

  16. Preston 0-1 Liverpool

    Preston make good use of their bench, sending on three players to try and level things up. One of them is Scott Sinclair.

    Curtis Jones tries to end the contest but his low shot is saved.

  17. West Ham 0-0 Man City

    Phil Foden almost does provide that inspiration as his low deflected shot falls to Ilkay Gundogan. All the German needs to do is control and finish but his touch lets him down and Alphonse Areola hacks away.

  18. West Ham 0-0 Man City

    Phil Foden is on for Man City as they look for inspiration in the closing stages.

  19. Just over 15 minutes left in the five games.

    Only one of them currently heading for penalties. All of them there to showcase another twist or two, though.

  20. Preston 0-1 Liverpool

    Preston haven't really responded to falling behind here.

    Liverpool are managing the game well now, patiently taking any remaining sting out of the hosts.