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Marcus Rashford continued his fine form with two late goals to take his tally for the season to 15, and put Manchester United into the Carabao Cup semi-finals at the expense of League One Charlton at Old Trafford.

Antony's superb first-half opener gave United the lead after 21 minutes but Dean Holden's visitors claimed plenty of credit for the way they continued to battle - until second-half substitute Rashford found the net for a sixth successive game with goals in the 90th and 94th minutes.

It means eight consecutive wins for United and their third last-four appearance in this competition in six seasons since they won it under Jose Mourinho in 2017.

They lost the last two to rivals Manchester City - their next opponents in the Premier League at Old Trafford on Saturday (12:30 GMT).

Read more from last Tuesday night's result here.

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Erik ten Hag wasn't giving much away on Wout Weghorst last night, answering with a simple 'No, unfortunately, I can't', when asked last night if there was any update on Manchester United's move for the Dutchman.

However, it is understood a loan move for the striker is edging closer, albeit slowly.

Besiktas want a replacement for Weghorst in order to complete the deal.

United's win against Charlton last night means they have two League Cup semi-finals to fit into their busy January schedule.

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If transfer gossip is what drives you then click here and dive into our round-up of the latest stories lighting up the world wide web.

Here is a taste of the top lines:

Real Madrid want to sign England striker Harry Kane for next season. The 29-year-old's current deal at Tottenham runs until 2024 and he could cost up to 100m euros (£88.3m). (Todofichajes - in Spanish), external

Poland have approached former Rangers and Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard about becoming their new manager. (Polish publication Meczyki, via Mail), external

Arsenal are considering making a move for 32-year-old Real Madrid midfielder Eden Hazard, who retired from international duty with Belgium in December. (Mediafoot - in French), external

Chelsea have joined Tottenham in wanting to sign Spain defender Pedro Porro this month but have hit the same issue as Spurs in any move for the 23-year-old as Sporting Lisbon want his €45m (£36.7m) release clause paid in full. (90 Min), external

Besiktas have agreed to accept about £2.7m from Manchester United to allow Netherlands striker Wout Weghorst, 30, to end his loan from Burnley early and move to Old Trafford until the end of the season. However, the Turkish side want to have a replacement lined up before allowing the move to go through. (Guardian), external

BBC Sport's Simon Stone has more on that Weghorst story, coming up...

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And finally...Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has hinted at a possible left-field team selection for Saturday's derby at Old Trafford after admitting he has had some "ridiculous thoughts"...

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Let's ease into the day with a look at this morning's papers.

As you can imagine, Tuesday night's goal heroes dominate the headlines.

There is also a "crazy" line from Pep Guardiola as the Manchester City manager plots United's downfall in Saturday's derby at Old Trafford...

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There are plenty of potential talking points today.

It could be a busy day in the transfer window as Manchester United look to tie up a deal for Netherlands striker Wout Weghorst and Chelsea bid to iron out the details on Portugal forward Joao Felix's loan move from Atletico Madrid.

Will both signings work out? How much of a difference do you think they will make?

Who would you like to see linked with your club?

And what about the EFL Cup? Can Newcastle win a first trophy in more than 50 years? Or can Marcus Rashford fire Manchester United to their first piece of silverware under Erik ten Hag?

Get in touch with your views in the usual ways.

Who will join Newcastle and Manchester United in the draw for the semi-finals?

The final two places will be decided tonight as Nottingham Forest host Wolves and Manchester City travel to Southampton.

We will have all the reaction from last night's matches and build-up to tonight's quarter-final ties, plus all the latest transfer news.

So make yourself a brew, sit down and join us.

Marcus Rashford's rich vein of form continues as his late double at home to Charlton helps Manchester United reach the semi-finals of the EFL Cup...

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...and Newcastle United join them in the last four thanks in part to Dan Burn's first goal for his boyhood club.

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