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Manchester United will face Newcastle in the Carabao Cup fourth round in a repeat of last season's final.

West Ham host Arsenal, Bournemouth are at home to Liverpool and Everton host Sean Dyche's old club Burnley in three more all-Premier League ties.

Fulham visit Championship side Ipswich and Chelsea host Blackburn.

There will be at least two EFL sides in the quarter-finals, with League Two Mansfield at home to Port Vale and Exeter playing Middlesbrough.

The fourth-round ties will take place in the week commencing 30 October.

Here are the results from tonight's games. Click on the title to read the match report.

• Aston Villa 1-2 Everton
• Blackburn 5-2 Cardiff
• Bournemouth 2-0 Stoke
• Brentford 0-1 Arsenal
• Chelsea 1-0 Brighton
• Fulham 2-1 Norwich
• Lincoln 0-1 West Ham
• Liverpool 3-1 Leicester
• Newcastle 1-0 Manchester City

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Sky Sports: "We played an incredible game. They increased after the break and were more aggressive. They scored a goal. Last season we were out against Southampton and not there but tonight we were. Congratulations to Newcastle.

"They start to be more aggressive. Yeah, it was a tight game and the players who played played really good. It is football. The way we played in the first half and second half was amazing. But they played aggressive to win the game.

"I leave comfortable with how we played, no injuries and minutes for Mateo [Kovacic] and Jack [Grealish]."

On Kalvin Phillips: "Very good. It was really, really good. We will see. Go home and rest and we see [for next few games]."

On Oscar Bobb: "Brilliant performance. It was perfect."

Anthony: I just knew Newcastle would get a tough draw again! Bring it on.

Alex: Exeter v Middlesbrough in the fourth round. You've got to be a dedicated Boro fan to do that on a Wednesday night.

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a game of two halves. First was tough and City played well. We didn't but defended well as we didn't have the ball. Probably had the one chance with Jacob Murphy. Second half we were excellent in most aspects, defensively and offensively. We attacked well and probably deserved to win in the end.

"There were tactical changes but the biggest thing was in belief. That is not a reflection on the lads we took off but the lads we brought on made a big difference. With the ball we were a better team completely.

"A difficult opponent in Jack Grealish [for Tino Livramento]. Defensively he was really good and played with maturity in his game. He looked composed. Good signs for him. He attacked well as we improved as a team.

"Pre-game it was in our thoughts, the run last year. It was an inspiration to us and helped our season, albeit the final maybe affected our league results. We look back on it with real pride. We want to try and go one further if we can but there is a long way to go at this stage. We are still there fighting."

Chelsea

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Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's really important for us to get the victory and that we're through to the next round after a few games where we didn't score or win."

On Nicolas Jackson scoring: "It's important for offensive players to find the net. He really was really good."

On if this result can be a turning point: "It should be, it must be. It's about time. Today there were many positive things. Today we saw the players fighting to give their best."

• Mansfield Town v Port Vale
• Ipswich Town v Fulham
• Manchester United v Newcastle United
• Bournemouth v Liverpool
• Chelsea v Blackburn Rovers
• West Ham United v Arsenal
• Everton v Burnley
• Exeter City v Middlesbrough

The ties will take place in the week commencing 30 October.

Exeter City v Middlesbrough

Everton v Burnley

West Ham United v Arsenal

Chelsea v Blackburn Rovers

Bournemouth v Liverpool

Manchester United v Newcastle United

Ipswich Town v Fulham

Mansfield Town v Port Vale

The Carabao Cup last-16 draw will take place live on Sky Sports shortly.

Don Goodman and Neil Lennon will be doing the draw.

The ball numbers for the draw are as follows...

1. Burnley
2. Exeter City
3. Ipswich Town
4. Manchester United
5. Mansfield Town
6. Middlesbrough
7. Port Vale
8. Bournemouth
9. Everton
10. Blackburn Rovers
11. Arsenal
12. Chelsea
13. Fulham
14. West Ham United
15. Liverpool
16. Newcastle United

Round four ties will take place in the week commencing 30 October.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Paul Dummett, who hadn't played for over a year, was fabulous tonight.

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live after beating Manchester City in the Carabao Cup third round: "First half we tried to rotate the squad and keep our players fresh. Second half we were better for sure, but when you bring on players like Anthony Gordon and Bruno, they're high level players."

Second half: "We needed to be better, we were a little bit stuck in possession. They pressed us really well. The reason we won the game was because we didn't concede in that first period."

Drawing Manchester City: "When the draw came out, it wasn't a great feeling for anyone. A win like this can elevate us."