And that's your lot for this evening.

There'll be more reaction to come on the site so stay across that.

We'll be back at the weekend for more Premier League action, starting with Manchester United's trip to Fulham at 12:30 GMT on Saturday.

Night everyone

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag, speaking to Sky Sports: "We know this is not good enough. We have to take responsibility for it, so do I. We're sorry to the fans."

Fan reaction: "We have to recover from it. We have to do it quickly. Saturday is the next game. We have to raise our standards. This is not good enough."

Character in squad: "I am confident that players will stand up and stick together. This is not good enough. I am responsible for this. We have to stand up together."

Confidence: "You only get confidence when you want to play. You have to get the right result. Be in the game, win your battles. Do it together. There is no other way than sticking together, but you have to be disciplined and accountable. That is the key word."

Fulham on Saturday: "We have a night sleep and then we will pick the team and the tactics. Most importantly, the mentality is where we have to prepare."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

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Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has confirmed defender Matt Targett suffered a hamstring injury in tonight's game.

Targett suffered the problem after two minutes of the game, which Howe said was 'bizarre' because the former Aston Villa man was not suffering from fatigue.

"He is in pain and is struggling to walk now," he said. "It doesn’t look good."

Newcastle United

Newcastle United full-back Tino Livramento on 8,000 away fans at Old Trafford: "When I played away, when I was at Southampton, I could tell the fans were amazing. Being part of Newcastle is a whole different level. It's amazing when you hear them chanting your name and it just makes you want to run that extra yard and give everything you have got."

Newcastle United

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Newcastle's Sean Longstaff and Tino Livramento, speaking to Sky Sports.

Livramento: "It was a very good night for everyone involved. The new players came into the starting XI and they took the opportunity."

Longstaff on win: It's a special night for everyone. Lewis Hall, young lad at full-back I thought he was outstanding. The manager gives us a gameplan every week, there's a reason he's so good. we've got good depth in the squad. Everyone was terrific tonight.

Livramento on fans: "When I played away when I was at Southampton, I thought the fans were amazing. Hearing them chant your name makes you want to run harder.

"It's something that the coaching staff push us to everyday. We've got the mentality to never want to concede."

Longstaff on winning Carabao Cup: "That's the goal [winning trophy]. We want to try and get as far as we can in every competition. We haven't won a trophy in a long time. Hopefully, we get a nice draw in the next round.

Livramento on Champions League next week: "That's down to how well the team has done last season. I'm seeing it now. We as a club look forward to playing in the top competitions."

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I reckon Chelsea v Newcastle is the pick of those.

Eddie Howe's men have beaten both Manchester clubs and they've now got to go to Chelsea.

We'll also get an EFL club in the semis in either Port Vale or Boro.

The ties will be played week commencing the 18th of December.

Liverpool v West Ham

Port Vale v Middlesbrough

Chelsea v Newcastle

Everton v Fulham

Here are the eight teams in the quarter-final draw, coming up now...

Chelsea

Everton

Fulham

Liverpool

Middlesbrough

Newcastle

Port Vale

West Ham

Charlie: Can someone explain what good will come from sacking Ten Hag? Is there anything over the last 10 years that has given you belief that the owners/directors have the first clue about football?

Neglecting the stadium, training ground, academy... who would want the job?

Oh no. Hang on. Sky are showing highlights from West Ham's win over Arsenal. The wait for the draw goes on.

I know you've been waiting a while for the quarter-final draw. Not sure why it's taken this long, but apparently it's happening very soon, when Sky come back from an ad break.

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Anon: Martial has survived Louis Van Gaal, Giggs, Mourinho, Ole, Michael Carrick, Ralf Ragnick and now will probs survive Ten Hag. And he is playing up top for us as a number nine. Tells you everything about football operations at the club.

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

The Manchester derby on Sunday was bad. Tonight just cemented what we have seen in the last few days. They're lacking in ideas and he [Erik ten Hag] has got some thinking to do. He has got to work out how he can get the best out of these players very quickly.

West Ham United

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West Ham forward Jarrod Bowen, speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live: "We had to fight, we knew we was playing a top side but it was a really good performance compared to the last few [games].

"We have not been at the level, but we were always going to bounce-back and tonight was the prefect way to do it."

Playing in a central position compared to being wide: "A lot of running! A different position, but I have played there a few times.

"I predominately am on the right, it is a bit different but one thing for me is I will always run and work hard - I feel that is a main is part of my game."

On where he prefers playing: "Wherever. It is a boring answer but I will play wherever there is different positions right or upfront, but I do not mind."

On relationship with Mohammed Kudos: "He is a special player. Kind of similar to myself left footed and off the right wing.

"I was thinking where do his he need me to help him, but it is about knowing the players and he is a top player.

"You saw that with the goal tonight with the touch and finish."

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola: "We cannot ask for much more from the players, I think we played really well.

"In the second half we put a lot of pressure on them but it's an amazing goal from Darwen [Nunez].

"We kept pushing and had chances but we were not clinical enough.

"The wind today was a key factor. We struggled in the first half and they struggled in the second. It was difficult for both teams and I think it mattered a lot.

"Liverpool didn't want to kick it long in the second half and we wanted to use set-pieces, but they are the ones who scored the second goal and we have to congratulate them.

"We played well today. It's a cup competition and you don't want to go out."

Liverpool

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "We should have scored more in the first half when the wind was with us.

"We scored a wonderful goal in the second half, the boys fought really hard, but it [the weather] was brutal. One yard on the pitch it was outrageous but we got through.

"We can't go long because we know they'll come back at us so we have to try to play from the back, it's risky but we have to.

"The goal we conceded was a set-piece and I don't know why he [Justin Kluivert] was unmarked.

"Games like this are super tough for both teams and it's important that you win. There are millions of ways to win a football game and we found one.

"It's not always about learning, sometimes you just have to get through and we did."

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Newcastle United

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Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a very good performance from us. The mentality was brilliant. We had injuries and picked one up early. It was a great response."

Players returning: "Emile Krafth coming back after such a long absence. He was committed with Paul Dummett. Willock was brilliant and Livramento."

Game plan: "Without the players committing to what we want, we've got no chance. This is a really tough place to come to score the goals we did at the time we did."

Busy schedule: "We hope the draw is kinder to us! I don't think there are any easy games in the quarter-finals. We hope to go one better than last season. You can't go too far away. We return to the Premier League with Arsenal. I know we have a tough schedule ahead and we look forward to it."

On fans: "Delighted for the fans. With the journey, we had to respond and reward them."