World enews: Carabao Cup draw live stream: How to watch online today as semi-final ties are revealed

There will finally be a new Carabao Cup winner crowned after Manchester City’s four-year reign of dominance was brought to an end this season in a fourth-round penalty shootout defeat against West Ham.

Arsenal are already through to the semi-finals, after Eddie Nketiah scored a hat-trick in a 5-1 thrashing of Sunderland on Tuesday night, meaning only Premier League sides remain in the competition.

The other three quarter-finals will all be played on Wednesday evening, two of which are London derbies. Brentford, who confirmed they had 13 players and staff test positive for Covid-19 last week, host Chelsea and Thomas Tuchel’s side are dealing with several absences of their own, too.

Tottenham take on West Ham in what is sure to be a fiery tie while Jurgen Klopp is likely to heavily rotate his side when they take on Leicester at Anfield, with the Foxes also hit by a major Covid outbreak.

Here is everything you need to know:

When is the draw and what time does it start?

The draw will take place at the conclusion of Wednesday’s quarter-finals, meaning fans can expect it to start at approximately 9.40pm. However, if any of the ties go to penalties, the draw will be slightly delayed.

How can I watch it online and on TV?

The draw will be broadcast live on Sky Sports following their coverage of Tottenham vs West Ham on Wednesday.

If you’re not a Sky customer you can grab a NOWTV Day Pass here to watch without a subscription.

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Who’s in the draw?

Arsenal

Brentford vs Chelsea

Liverpool vs Leicester

Tottenham vs West Ham

When will the semi-finals be played?

The semi-finals are currently scheduled to be two legs, although there is a possibility that could change if more fixtures are postponed due to Covid outbreaks within clubs. As it stands, the first legs will take place on the weeks commencing 3 January and 10 January, with the final to take place on 27 February at Wembley.