Follow our Carabao Cup semi-final draw coverage live as either Tottenham or Manchester United join Newcastle, Arsenal and Liverpool in the last four

In the shadow of Tottenham Hotspurs’s 4-3 victory over Manchester United, the semifinal draw for the Carabao Cup was announced on Thursday evening. Arsenal fans waited to see which of the remaining clubs they would draw.

Chris Waddle believes his former club Newcastle United will want to face Manchester United in the Carabao Cup semi-finals. The Magpies moved a step closer to Wembley by beating Brentford 3-1 at St James' Park last night.

The Carabao Cup semi-final draw has pitted Newcastle United against Arsenal, with the first leg to take place at the Emirates Stadium in early January—with Fabian Schar and Bruno out suspended.

Newcastle United, who beat Brentford last night, will be particularly keen to discover their route to a Wembley final in March, having failed to pick up a major trophy since 1955. Liverpool and Arsenal also booked their spots in the last four with narrow wins over Southampton and Crystal Palace respectively.

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Arsenal will play Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup semi-final, with Premier League leaders Liverpool drawn against Tottenham.

The game is being shown live on Sky Sports+, which can be streamed on the Sky Sports app. Sky Sports+ is also available through Now TV if you don’t have a Sky Sports subscription. Arsenal vs Crystal Palace kicks-off at 7.30pm and is on Sky Sports Main Event, while Southampton host Liverpool at 8pm on Sky Sports Football, both on Wednesday.

Not having to balance European football going into the Carabao Cup semi-finals is a "big advantage" says former Magpies winger Chris Waddle. On Wednesday, Eddie Howe's side booked their place in the last four alongside Arsenal,