NEWS
- Carling Cup Quarter-finalist
Armory
Blackburn Rovers
Cardiff
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Liverpool
Manchester City
Manchester United
The draw will be conducted at noon Saturday, Oct. 29
- League Cup Fourth Round Review II
Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City will all be in the hat for the quarter-finals after another batch of Carling Cup fourth round Thurs. A seven-goal thriller at Ewood Park as the game heads into overtime and Gael Givet scored in the last minute to give Blackburn a 4-3 victory over Newcastle. A reverse match at Goodison Park as the game heads into extra time was Daniel Sturridge hero with a goal down. Luis Suarez was at the double against Stoke, as Liverpool came from behind to win 2-1 at the Britannia. In the second match of the night, Manchester City has demonstrated a clinical benefit once again, when they beat Wolves 5-2 at Molineux.
- Who will join Arsenal, Cardiff, Crystal Palace and Manchester United?
Now we know that the first four names in the hat for the quarter-finals, but will join them? The series finale of the fourth round games saw Newcastle host Blackburn, Chelsea travel to Everton, Liverpool and Manchester City welcome Stoke Wolves travel in four cases, of any Premier League. Does your team to the quarterfinals?
- Carling Cup Round of Review
The first four quarterfinals were discovered after the opening game in the fourth round of the Carling Cup. Manchester United recovered from his thrashing Manchester City 3-0 Aldershot beatings thanks to goals from Michael Owen, Dimitar Berbatov and Antonio Valencia. Arsenal had to come from behind to beat Bolton at the Emirates, Fabrice Muamba put the Trotters against Andriy Arshavin and Park Chu-Young sealed the 2-1 victory for the Gunners. Elsewhere, Cardiff Burnley won 1-0 on a goal by Joe Mason, while goals from Darren Ambrose and Jermaine Easter sealed a 2-0 win against Crystal Palace in Southampton.
- Pardew keeps cards close to chest
Newcastle travel to Blackburn in the Carling Cup cycle, but the fourth, Alan Pardew refused to speculate on his side. His team is undefeated this season, but we believe that Pardew hand begins to Hatem Ben Arfa, David Santon, Sylvain Marveaux and Shola Ameobi.
- Diaby eyes Carling Cup back
Abou Diaby is closed on a return to first team action for Arsenal. The midfielder believes he will be back for the match against Arsenal Bolton. His manager Arsene Wenger said: ".. is very good news, go to training so far is 10 days away from being competitive to play all goes well, should be available for the Carling Cup or play before."
- Arsenal young eyes Carling Cup debut
Benik Jakob, a promising striker, who has his eyes on his debut against Bolton in the Carling Cup England under 19 international missed the victory of his team around Shrewsbury through injuries last year, but believed to be in shape for the fourth round of the game.
- The dates will be decided by Carling Cup fourth round
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Aldershot v Man Utd
Arsenal v Bolton
Cardiff v Burnley
Crystal Palace v Southampton
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Stoke v Liverpool
Wolverhampton v Man City
Blackburn v Newcastle
Everton v Chelsea
- Search begins for new sponsor of the League Cup
The Football League is to begin talks with potential new sponsors for the Cup competition's flagship, the League Cup, after the period of exclusive negotiations with Carling ended without an agreement for an extended period.
Carling sponsorship of the competition began in 2003 and 9 years is one of the sports longest and most successful national (Carling leader, the Molson Coors, has sponsored the Cup since 1998). Carling will continue to sponsor the Carling Cup in the current contract until the end of the 2011/12 season.
Sponsorship has been very successful and will help strengthen our position as the biggest selling lager in Britain, and one of the main supporters of football in this country.
We remain very proud of our work with the Football League in transforming the perception of competition between football fans and even though the contract was renewed in 2012, we continue to discuss the future of the competition with the Football League . But for now, we focus on three competition as memorable as previous seasons and this season's fourth round draw on Saturday produced some fascinating ties, led by Aldershot Town at home to Manchester United.
- Carling Cup fourth round - Sky Games
Games will be broadcast live on SKY has been decided. They are:
Aldershot v Man United - Tuesday, October 25
Wolves v Manchester City - Wednesday, October 26
- League Cup fourth edition
Wolves v Man City
Cardiff v Burnley
Blackburn v Newcastle
Arsenal v Bolton
Stoke City v Chelsea
Aldershot v Man Utd
Crystal Palace v Southampton
Everton v Chelsea
All ties to be played the week of October 24.
- Carling Cup Quarter-finalist
Armory
Blackburn Rovers
Cardiff
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Liverpool
Manchester City
Manchester United
The draw will be conducted at noon Saturday, Oct. 29
- League Cup Fourth Round Review II
Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City will all be in the hat for the quarter-finals after another batch of Carling Cup fourth round Thurs. A seven-goal thriller at Ewood Park as the game heads into overtime and Gael Givet scored in the last minute to give Blackburn a 4-3 victory over Newcastle. A reverse match at Goodison Park as the game heads into extra time was Daniel Sturridge hero with a goal down. Luis Suarez was at the double against Stoke, as Liverpool came from behind to win 2-1 at the Britannia. In the second match of the night, Manchester City has demonstrated a clinical benefit once again, when they beat Wolves 5-2 at Molineux.
- Who will join Arsenal, Cardiff, Crystal Palace and Manchester United?
Now we know that the first four names in the hat for the quarter-finals, but will join them? The series finale of the fourth round games saw Newcastle host Blackburn, Chelsea travel to Everton, Liverpool and Manchester City welcome Stoke Wolves travel in four cases, of any Premier League. Does your team to the quarterfinals?
- Carling Cup Round of Review
The first four quarterfinals were discovered after the opening game in the fourth round of the Carling Cup. Manchester United recovered from his thrashing Manchester City 3-0 Aldershot beatings thanks to goals from Michael Owen, Dimitar Berbatov and Antonio Valencia. Arsenal had to come from behind to beat Bolton at the Emirates, Fabrice Muamba put the Trotters against Andriy Arshavin and Park Chu-Young sealed the 2-1 victory for the Gunners. Elsewhere, Cardiff Burnley won 1-0 on a goal by Joe Mason, while goals from Darren Ambrose and Jermaine Easter sealed a 2-0 win against Crystal Palace in Southampton.
- Pardew keeps cards close to chest
Newcastle travel to Blackburn in the Carling Cup cycle, but the fourth, Alan Pardew refused to speculate on his side. His team is undefeated this season, but we believe that Pardew hand begins to Hatem Ben Arfa, David Santon, Sylvain Marveaux and Shola Ameobi.
- Diaby eyes Carling Cup back
Abou Diaby is closed on a return to first team action for Arsenal. The midfielder believes he will be back for the match against Arsenal Bolton. His manager Arsene Wenger said: ".. is very good news, go to training so far is 10 days away from being competitive to play all goes well, should be available for the Carling Cup or play before."
- Arsenal young eyes Carling Cup debut
Benik Jakob, a promising striker, who has his eyes on his debut against Bolton in the Carling Cup England under 19 international missed the victory of his team around Shrewsbury through injuries last year, but believed to be in shape for the fourth round of the game.
- The dates will be decided by Carling Cup fourth round
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Aldershot v Man Utd
Arsenal v Bolton
Cardiff v Burnley
Crystal Palace v Southampton
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Stoke v Liverpool
Wolverhampton v Man City
Blackburn v Newcastle
Everton v Chelsea
- Search begins for new sponsor of the League Cup
The Football League is to begin talks with potential new sponsors for the Cup competition's flagship, the League Cup, after the period of exclusive negotiations with Carling ended without an agreement for an extended period.
Carling sponsorship of the competition began in 2003 and 9 years is one of the sports longest and most successful national (Carling leader, the Molson Coors, has sponsored the Cup since 1998). Carling will continue to sponsor the Carling Cup in the current contract until the end of the 2011/12 season.
Sponsorship has been very successful and will help strengthen our position as the biggest selling lager in Britain, and one of the main supporters of football in this country.
We remain very proud of our work with the Football League in transforming the perception of competition between football fans and even though the contract was renewed in 2012, we continue to discuss the future of the competition with the Football League . But for now, we focus on three competition as memorable as previous seasons and this season's fourth round draw on Saturday produced some fascinating ties, led by Aldershot Town at home to Manchester United.
- Carling Cup fourth round - Sky Games
Games will be broadcast live on SKY has been decided. They are:
Aldershot v Man United - Tuesday, October 25
Wolves v Manchester City - Wednesday, October 26
- League Cup fourth edition
Wolves v Man City
Cardiff v Burnley
Blackburn v Newcastle
Arsenal v Bolton
Stoke City v Chelsea
Aldershot v Man Utd
Crystal Palace v Southampton
Everton v Chelsea
All ties to be played the week of October 24.
