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Carabao Cup draw in full as Arsenal and Manchester United learn opponents

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Carabao Cup draw in full as Arsenal and Manchester United learn opponents

The third round of the Carabao Cup has thrown up some intriguing ties (Picture: Getty) Liverpool will face Tottenham at home in the third round of the Carabao Cup. The tie will see Andrew Robertson make a quick return to…

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The Carabao Cup third round draw has been completed, pairing several Premier League sides. Liverpool will host Tottenham, with the tie marking Andrew Robertson's return to Anfield after his summer transfer to Spurs. Manchester United will play host to Brighton. The draw includes holders Manchester City alongside Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United among the top-flight clubs involved.

What we know

  • Liverpool face Tottenham at home in round three.
  • Andrew Robertson returns to Anfield following his move to Spurs.
  • Manchester United will host Brighton in their third round tie.

Why it matters

The third round draw determines matchups for major Premier League clubs competing in the domestic cup competition. Liverpool–Tottenham adds narrative intrigue given Robertson's recent transfer, whilst the draw shapes the tournament's progression toward later stages.

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