Follow updates from five EFL Cup matches
Quarter-final draw follows
Liverpool 0-0 Chelsea
There's not been much from Chelsea in terms of attacking threat. The defence has been busier, highlighted by Danny Welbeck having 12 touches of the ball so far compared to 35 for Maxence Lacroix.
Man City 1-1 Brighton
Away we go. Remember no extra time tonight, it will be straight to penalties.
HT: Man City 1-1 Brighton
A couple of substitutions at the break for the hosts.
Rayan Ait-Nouri is on for Ayyoub Bouaddi and Ryan McAidoo replaces Floyd Samba.
Bournemouth 1-0 Aston Villa
Best chance for Aston Villa on the stroke of half time as Leon Goretzka sends a header over from close range.
Sunderland 3-1 Brentford
Sunderland lead by two in an eventful first half.
Fulham 0-1 Crystal Palace
Somehow, Crystal Palace are ahead at the break.
Fulham 0-1 Crystal Palace
All of Fulham's joy seems to be coming down this right-hand side and Oscar Bobb.
His latest ball is looped back from the byline and it's a good opportunity for Sander Berge but his header sails over the bar.
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Nyoni already showing why he is pushing for that first team place. So composed and brave on the ball.
Paul
Liverpool 0-0 Chelsea
Liverpool have the opportunity to cause a bit of danger in the box with a Joe Gomez long throw. He sends the ball into the area and the ball does bounce among Chelsea and Liverpool players, but the visitors are able to clear.
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Wonder what Chelsea fans think watching Rio knowing he was their player.
Lee
Fulham 0-1 Crystal Palace
Fulham have had 74% possession so far in this game. Four shots with one on target.
Palace have had one shot on target - Eddie Nketiah's goal. In fact, that has been their only touch in the Fulham box so far.
Liverpool 0-0 Chelsea
Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield
It's something that I think we'll get used to saying but there really is something about Rio Ngumoha that gets fans off their seats, when he has the ball.
We're also getting used to hearing the "Rio, Rio" chant around Anfield.
Bournemouth 1-0 Aston Villa
Emiliano Buendía should do better really as he gets the ball just outside the box but can only drag a tame effort wide. He had space to produce something better there, really.
Fulham 0-1 Crystal Palace
A nice looking ball into the box from Oscar Bobb and Rodrigo Muniz's header is straight to Dean Henderson but it's a strange bit of goalkeeping from the Palace shot stopper, who has been out for a while.
Bit rusty?
Callum Wilson (42 mins)
Back in it?
Jadon Anthony picks out Callum Wilson, who is level with the penalty spot, and he scuffs a volley into the turf before it flies into the bottom corner.
What a game.
Fulham 0-1 Crystal Palace
Talk about against the run of play.
Just how important could that goal be for the Eagles?
Benjamin Lecomte is fuming with Joachim Andersen after he failed to put up Eddie Nketiah.
Liverpool 0-0 Chelsea
Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
He has to be careful.
The thing is with these young players on yellow cards, [the manager] might look at half-time and think we might have to sacrifice you because we can't afford to go down to 10 men.
It was a big horrible touch from McConnell, he tries to make amends and he stuck a hand out.
Malick Fofana (39 mins)
Who needs to play a first 11?!
Sunderland are absolutely flying in this first half despite changing all 11 players in their side.
Malick Fofana is there at the back stick to head his side into a 3-0 lead after Jocelin Ta Bi's cross.
Liverpool 0-0 Chelsea
Anfield raises its voice as Rio Ngumoha surges forward. He feeds the overlapping Konstantinos Tsimikas but his low cross is hacked away.
Eddie Nketiah (37 mins)
Out of nowhere!
It has been all Fulham so far but somehow Crystal Palace are ahead after a brilliant counter-attack.
A lovely ball into the box from Oscar Mingueza and Eddie Nketiah has timed his run superbly to guide into the corner.
A lovely finish.
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Nketiah scored his second goal of the season
Eddie Nketiah's smart first-half finish put Crystal Palace into the Carabao Cup quarter-finals as Pierre Sage's side snatched victory at Fulham.
The cup run won't relieve all the pressure on Sage, given Palace have lost five of their eight Premier League games to put huge focus on the manager's position, but this will brighten the mood at the club.
The Eagles boss gambled with 10 changes from the weekend defeat by Newcastle in the Premier League, with his focus clearly more on Saturday's trip to Tottenham, but they still managed to squeeze past Alvaro Arbeloa's side.
Fulham started strongly but squandered early chances, with Kenny Tete, Antonee Robinson and Joachim Andersen all off target from inside the area.
The visitors were being completely dominated in the opening half, but then Nketiah found the net against the run of play.
Oscar Mingueza crossed in the 37th minute and Nketiah provided a clever flick to find the net with what was Palace's only shot of the first half.
Fulham, who made six changes from their weekend win over Coventry, kept Palace under pressure after the break.
Alex Iwobi had a close-range effort saved by Dean Henderson, who recovered from injury to make his first appearance since early September for the Eagles.
Fulham boss Arbeloa made changes in a bid to get Fulham level in the tie - including bringing on Josh King and Gonzalo Garcia.
Daichi Kamada missed a good chance for Palace late on before Garcia had a header saved by Henderson at the other end as Fulham failed to find an equaliser.
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Manager: Álvaro Arbeloa
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: Pierre Sage
Formation: 3 - 4 - 2 - 1
Manager: Álvaro Arbeloa
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: Pierre Sage
Formation: 3 - 4 - 2 - 1
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