EFL Q/FINAL: Arsenal host Southampton as Man Utd face West Ham

Arsenal vs Southampton
The Gunners will host Southampton in the the EFL Cup quarter-finals.

Saints won the last League Cup meetings between the sides two years ago beating Arsenal 2-1 at the Emirates in a third-round clash.

Arsenal last won the League Cup in 1993. Southampton have never won the competition.

Hull City vs Newcastle
Mohammed Diame will return to the KC Stadium on in the EFL Cup after leaving for Championship side Newcastle.

The last meeting between the two was a 3-0 away victory for Newcastle in the Premier League in January 2015.

They last met in the League Cup in 3rd round clash in 1997 when Des Hamilton and Ian Rush scored in a 2-0 win for Newcastle.

Read also: EFL Cup: West Ham dump Chelsea out, Man United win derby

Manchester United vs West Ham
West Ham will travel to Old Trafford with the hope of preventing Jose Mourhino from winning a fourth League Cup crown.

The Hammers won their last meeting with the United, a 3-2 victory in the last ever game at Upton Park in May.

The last League Cup tie between the two was a resounding 4-0 win for West Ham against a United second string side.

Liverpool vs Leeds
The two sides last faced each other in the third round of the same competition, with the Reds winning 1-0 at Elland Road thanks to a David N’Gog goal.

Leeds’ last victory over Liverpool came at Anfield in 2001 when Rio Ferdinand and Lee Bowyer handed the Yorkshire side a 2-1 win.

Fixtures will be played on the week commencing November 28.

 

 

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