The draw for the 2025-26 EFL Cup semi-final will take place on Wednesday, 17 December. It will begin after the conclusion of the quarter-final tie between Premier League sides Newcastle United and Fulham, which starts at 20:15 GMT. Four teams will enter the draw.

Chelsea are set to travel to Wales to face Cardiff away from home in the EFL Cup.The last time the side won the competition was in 2015 when they beat Mauricio Pochettino’s Tottenham 2-0 in the

Key details on how to watch the EFL Cup draw for the 2025/26 semi-finals, including date, time, TV channel and live streams.

The officials have been confirmed for Chelsea's Carabao Cup tie against Cardiff City on Tuesday night. Chelsea have a chance to book their third semi-final spot in 18 months under Enzo Maresca as a quarter-final tie against Cardiff City awaits in the Carabao Cup.

Former Tottenham chairman Alan Sugar has claimed that Spurs should replace Thomas Frank with Liverpool legend Jurgen Klopp in January. Tottenham were well beaten on Sunday by Nottingham Forest with a brace from Callum Hudson-Odoi and another goal from Ibrahim Sangare sealing a 3-0 defeat for Spurs.

Holders Newcastle United remain in the mix as the last eight battle for a place in the semi-finals, with the final at Wembley looming ever closer on Sunday, March 22. It’s the final stage without extra time, so look forward to some penalty drama in the event of any draws after 90 minutes.

MANCHESTER City will host Brentford at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday in the quarter-final of the EFL Cup. The Blues are eight-time winners of the competition, and looking for their first victory

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Sports Mole looks at how Fulham could line up in Wednesday's EFL Cup quarter-final with fellow Premier League side Newcastle United.

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They pushed Newcastle hard on their visit to St. James' Park in October, only falling to a last minute winner from Bruno Guimaraes. Only two points separate them from their hosts, who will be feeling the pressure after Sunday's defeat in the Tyne-Weir derby and who looked drained from competing on four fronts.