Carabao Cup fourth round draw in FULL as Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and City learn their fate

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ARSENAL have been drawn against Brighton in the Carabao Cup fourth round.

The Seagulls have hit form in the competition so far, scoring 12 goals against Oxford United and Barnsley.

GettyArsenal have been given a tough test in Brighton[/caption]

GettyChelsea will face Wolves in the next round[/caption]

GettyLiverpool have been drawn against Crystal Palace[/caption]

Brighton got the better of Arsenal in their previous Carabao Cup meeting too, winning 3-1 at the Emirates in the third round in 2022.

Another all-Prem tie sees Tottenham travel to defending champions Newcastle, who thrashed Bradford 4-1 in the previous round.

Liverpool and Chelsea also face Premier League clubs in Crystal Palace and Wolves respectively.

The Reds are looking to go one better than they managed last season, when they suffered defeat at Wembley.

While Manchester City, who have won the competition four times under Pep Guardiola, have an easier clash on paper.

They travel to South Wales to take on Championship side Swansea.

The other two Welsh sides that remain in the cup – Wrexham and Cardiff – will face off at the Racecourse.

Meanwhile giant killers Grimsby Town have drawn top flight opposition once again in Brentford.

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Carabao Cup draw in full

Arsenal vs Brighton

Grimsby vs Brentford

Swansea vs Manchester City

Newcastle vs Tottenham

Wrexham vs Cardiff

Liverpool vs Crystal Palace

Wolves vs Chelsea

Wycombe vs Fulham

And League One Wycombe will host Fulham.

Manchester United, who were knocked out in round two by Grimsby, are the only big six club no longer in the competition.

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