DETAILS for the Carabao Cup fourth round draw have been confirmed! Chelsea and Newcastle are among the teams looking to progress this week, while Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City and Aston Villa begin their campaigns a week later. Reigning Carabao Cup champions Manchester City begin their defence in the third round Credit: Getty Details for the Carabao Cup fourth round have been confirmed Credit: Getty The third round has been split across two weeks to prevent fixture clashes for Premier League clubs playing in European competitions. Sixteen sides will progress to the fourth round of the Carabao Cup as the competition heats up. Sign up for the Arsenal newsletter Thank you! When is Carabao Cup fourth round draw? The Carabao Cup fourth round draw will take place on Wednesday, September 16. It will start immediately after the third-round clash between Man United and Brighton. That match kicks off at 8pm, meaning the draw should begin at around 10pm. If the game is level after 90 minutes, it will go straight to penalties, which could delay the draw slightly. Pien Meulensteen will host the draw, with former Liverpool midfielder Jamie Redknapp and ex-Man Utd defender Ashley Young tasked with pulling balls out of the hat. What TV channel is Carabao Cup fourth round draw be on and can it be live streamed FREE? The Carabao Cup fourth round draw will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event/Football. You can live stream the draw for FREE via the EFL’s official YouTube channel. Alternatively, SunSport’s live blog will bring you all the confirmed ties as they are pulled out. Most read in Football Carabao Cup fourth round draw ball numbers The EFL confirmed that ball numbers for the draw will be finalised on the morning of Wednesday, September 16. Comment now
Carabao Cup 4th round draw: Date, start time, TV channel, live stream and ball numbers for next stage
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