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Fourth round draw - Wolves v Gillingham, Southampton v Lincoln, Blackburn v Forest, Newcastle v Bournemouth, Man City v Liverpool, Man Utd v Burnley, MK Dons v Leicester, Charlton v Brighton
FT: Man Utd 4-2 Aston Villa - Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford, Bruno Fernandes & Scott McTominay; Ollie Watkins & Diogo Dalot own goal
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FT: Manchester United 4-2 Aston Villa
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Manchester United come from behind twice to beat Aston Villa in a second-half thriller (the first half was rubbish) and then Manchester City get paired with Liverpool in the draw for the next round.
Until next time, bye for now.
FT: Manchester United 4-2 Aston Villa
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Image source, Getty IMagesManchester United celebrate
Teenage winger Alejandro Garnacho took centre stage as Manchester United came from behind to beat Aston Villa in a thrilling Carabao Cup tie at Old Trafford.
Villa led twice as the game sparked into life after a tepid opening period. But Garnacho's appearance off the bench, a minute after Diogo Dalot's own goal made it 2-1 to Villa, changed the dynamic of the contest.
The young Argentine ran directly at the Villa defence and they could not cope.
After Marcus Rashford levelled, Garnacho steered Robin Olsen's wayward pass into the path of Bruno Fernandes, whose shot deflected in off Tyrone Mings
Then it was Garnacho who delivered the superb left-wing cross that Scott McTominay turned home to ensure United's progression into the last 16.
FT: Manchester United 4-2 Aston Villa
Aston Villa
Aston Villa boss Unai Emery, speaking to Sky Sports: "I am happy with our peformance for 75 minutes, we competed very well and in the first half were defensively strong.
"We need to take more calm with the ball, more possession and break the press. We were in a good moment for the second half. We had more options in attack and scored two times, but when they scored quickly we needed to close more the spaces between our lines and not open the match.
"They had 15 minutes at the end better than us. We have to achieve in our mind the good moment we did tonight and only the end minutes our mentality was a bit going down. Our challenge is to be consistent."
So reigning Carabao Cup holders Liverpool go to Manchester City in the biggest tie of round four.
City had lifted the trophy in six of the previous eight years before Liverpool won on penalties against Chelsea in the 2022 final.
Pep Guardiola's side beat Chelsea on Wednesday, while Liverpool scraped through on penalties against Derby County in round three.
Charlton Athletic v Brighton
MK Dons v Leicester City
Manchester United v Burnley
Manchester City v Liverpool
What a tie!
Newcastle United v Bournemouth
Blackburn Rovers v Nottingham Forest
Southampton v Lincoln City
Wolves v Gillingham
The ties will be played the week commencing 19 December - only a few days after the World Cup final.
And here we go...
It's a couple of ex-Manchester United and Aston Villa players to do the fourth-round draw - Peter Schmeichel and Dion Dublin.
It is now time for the fourth round draw of the Carabao Cup - with 16 teams remaining.
There are 10 Premier League teams (Bournemouth, Brighton, Leicester, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Southampton, Wolves).
Two Championship sides (Blackburn, Burnley).
Three from League One (Charlton, Lincoln, MK Dons).
And one from League Two (Gillingham).
These are the numbers to look out for...
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FT: Manchester United 4-2 Aston villa
United left-back Tyrell Malacia, on Twitter...
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FT: Manchester United 4-2 Aston Villa
Marcus Rashford gets the trophy for being the best player of the match - and doesn't he look happy to do so.
Still, what a day for Rashford with today's goal and performance coming on the same day he got named in Gareth Southgate's 26-man England squad for the World Cup.
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Regular Jon: Imagine that, move the ball quicker and score four goals! Been saying it’s too slow for 10 years now!
FT: Manchester United 4-2 Aston Villa
Manchester United
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag, speaking to Sky Sports, says: "Our two halves are never the same. We controlled the game in the first half by good pressing, we won a lot of possession but then did the wrong things. Bad in transition, missing the pass, one step too late passing in behind so we missed a lot of opportunities. We were sloppy and had some corners against us. At half time we said keep the pressing but be more direct. I'm proud of the team we could do that, we are happy tonight.
"They [Aston Villa] play with a high line so you have to pass the ball behind and we were quite successful in the second half. The problem in the first half was that we had too many touches and missed the moment that's why we brought Christian Eriksen on.
"Happy with that resilience. That's what we need and have to show every game, I was so disappointed and mad on Sunday because we didn't fight. We were sloppy, especially in the defence and United players always have to show 100% discipline."
On season so far: "Quick game, intense game. What we have to do better we have to play football at a high intensity because that's what the top teams do. We have made a step in the right direction but we have to find the moments to get more composure on then ball and find the moments where we can speed up. We are in the right direction but still a long way to go."
On using World Cup to reflect: "We continually analyse and reflect, now we have a bit more time. We can go a bit deeper and we will do that and see where we can improve."