
Broadcast coverage will encompass ten Carabao Cup third-round fixtures across three days, joining previous victors Bournemouth, Crystal Palace, Bradford City, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Chelsea in the next stage. Tuesday's itinerary presents five encounters: Peterborough United facing Barnsley at 7:30pm, West Ham United meeting Fulham at 7:45pm, followed by 8:00pm kick-offs featuring Arsenal journeying to Ipswich Town, Brentford traveling to Reading, and Tottenham clashing with Liverpool.
Wednesday's programme continues with Everton playing Wolves and Fleetwood Town opposing Sheffield United at 7:45pm, alongside 8:00pm starts where Aston Villa head to Coventry City and Manchester United contest Brighton, preceding the fourth-round draw immediately after events conclude at Old Trafford.
Thursday concludes this stage as defending champions Manchester City, who captured the trophy via a 2-0 triumph over Arsenal last term, tackle Norwich City at 7:30pm. Viewers can monitor every fixture via Sky Sports platforms, Sky Sports+, and dedicated digital live blogs, with televised spotlight matches including Tuesday's meeting at Anfield and Wednesday's battle in Manchester shown on Sky Sports Football.
Tournament dates designate the fourth round for the week commencing October 26, following the prior round's split schedule through September.
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