Carabao Cup fourth round draw: Tottenham face West Ham as Manchester United travel to Swansea

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A reminder that those fourth-round ties will be played during the week commencing 23 October.

Difficult tasks lay ahead for both Norwich and Wolves, while United have already thumped Swansea once already this season and Everton were comfortably beaten by Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Leeds at home is a potential banana skin for Leicester as it pits them against the current Championship leaders. Ditto Bournemouth, who will have to be at their best to see off recently relegated Middlesbrough.

A tasty London derby between rivals Tottenham and West Ham at Wembley certainly looks to be the pick of the ties there.

Bristol City, who beat Stoke 2-0 last night, will fancy their chances of claiming another Premier League scalp as they take on rock-bottom Crystal Palace at Ashton Gate.

Bournemouth vs Middlesbrough

Leicester vs Leeds

Manchester City vs Wolves

Chelsea vs Everton

Arsenal vs Norwich

Swansea vs Manchester United

Bristol City vs Crystal Palace

Tottenham vs West Ham

No time to waste as we head to Sky Sports News' headquarters for the draw. Here we go...

It's been a shock-free evening in English football's second-tier cup competition, with Chelsea thrashing Nottingham Forest 5-1 courtesy of a hat-trick from Michy Batshuayi.

Theo Walcott's first-half goal was enough to see Arsenal past League One outfit Doncaster Rovers and two efforts from Leroy Sane either side of a rare strike from Claudio Yacob secured a 2-1 win for Manchester City at West Brom. Hal Robson-Kanu struck the post in the 94th minute at The Hawthorns.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin bagged a double and forgotten man Oumar Niasse also notched for Everton in a 3-0 home defeat of Simon Grayson's Sunderland.

No extra-time across any of tonight's five third-round clashes means no delays to the draw for the last 16 of the 2017-18 Carabao Cup.

Proceedings will follow hot on the heels of tonight's live televised match at Old Trafford, where holders Manchester United eased past Championship minnows Burton Albion 4-1 thanks to an early brace from Marcus Rashford and further goals from Jesse Lingard and Anthony Martial.