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Do EFL Carabao Cup games have extra time or penalties after 90 minutes if they finish in a draw?


THE Carabao Cup is back this week with the quarter-finals.

This season’s tournament is down to the final eight, but what happens if games are all square after 90 minutes?

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Do Carabao Cup ties go to extra time or straight to penalties?

If the score is level after 90 minutes, Carabao Cup ties up to the semi-final go STRAIGHT to penalties. Only from the semi-final – which will be single-legged this season – and final do ties have extra-time before penalties.

The Carabao Cup will have no replays.

What are the Carabao Cup quarter-final fixtures?

Tuesday

  • Brentford 1-0 Newcastle (5.30pm)
  • Arsenal 1-4 Man City (8pm)

Tonight

  • Stoke City vs Tottenham Hotspur (5.30pm)
  • Everton vs Manchester United (8pm)

When is the Carabao Cup final?

The Carabao Cup final has been moved from February 28 to Sunday April 25, 2021.

The EFL have made the decision in a bid to have as many fans as possible attend the Wembley showdown which will kick off at 4pm.

In a statement, the EFL said: “This season’s Carabao Cup final has been rescheduled and will now take place on Sunday 25 April 2021, with a 4pm kick-off.

“It is the objective of the League to stage the final with as many supporters in attendance as possible.

“And the decision has therefore been taken to move the final from its original date of Sunday February 28, 2021 to later in the year.

“The number of fans permitted will be dependent on Government guidance in place at the time.

“And it is hoped that moving the date to later in the year will give clubs and their fans the best opportunity to attend in person.

“The competition is set to continue this week, with the quarter-finals to be played across Tuesday December 22 and Wednesday December 23, with all four games live on Sky Sports.”


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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