In an exciting development, the Premier League leaders Arsenal are set to host Crystal Palace in the League Cup quarter-finals. Arsenal faces stiff competition as Cardiff City, the only non-Premier League team in the last eight, hosts Chelsea.

Newcastle United, who holds the title currently, will meet Fulham at their home ground, while eight-time champions Manchester City are scheduled to play against Brentford. Notably, four of the quarter-final contenders - Brentford, Fulham, Cardiff City, and Crystal Palace - are yet to have their names etched on the League Cup trophy.

Adding to the drama, Liverpool, the team with a record 10 League Cup victories, were dramatically eliminated by Crystal Palace in a convincing 3-0 victory in the previous round. The upcoming matches will be played in th

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