Arsenal will host Chelsea in the stand-out tie of the fourth round of the Capital One Cup.

The Gunners needed a penalty shoot-out to overcome West Brom and set up a meeting with Jose Mourinho's men.

Manchester United's reward for beating eight-time winners Liverpool 1-0 is a home game against Norwich, while Newcastle take on Manchester City.

Birmingham City, who knocked out holders Swansea, earned another home tie against Premier League Stoke.

Past five winners
2013: Swansea

2012: Liverpool

2011: Birmingham City

2010: Manchester United

2009: Manchester United

Tottenham take on Hull and managerless Sunderland meet Southampton in two more all-Premier League ties, while Championship high-fliers Burnley host West Ham and Martin Jol's Fulham travel to Leicester.

Arsenal, who have not won the League Cup since 1993, were runners-up to Chelsea in the 2007 final.

The Blues also won the trophy in 2005, the opening silverware of Mourinho's first spell in charge.

United reached the fourth round courtesy of a Javier Hernandez strike early in the second half at Old Trafford and boss David Moyes said he was delighted to be drawn at home again - but was wary of the threat posed by the Canaries.

"Norwich are a good side, they have got a good manager and we will give them every respect," he said.

The matches will be played on 29 or 30 October.

Capital One Cup fourth-round draw
Tottenham Hotspur v Hull City

Newcastle United v Manchester City

Burnley v West Ham United

Arsenal v Chelsea

Birmingham City v Stoke City

Manchester United v Norwich City

Sunderland v Southampton

Leicester City v Fulham




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