Source: Daily_Mail
CARLING CUP DRAW: Tottenham drawn to play Arsenal
Tottenham have been drawn to face their bitter north London rivals Arsenal in the third round of the Carling Cup.[LNB]The pair have clashed twice before in the competition in recent seasons, with the most recent match ending in a 5-1 win for Tottenham in 2008.[LNB]Elsewhere in the third round Chelsea will take on Newcastle at Stamford Bridge, while holders Manchester United travel to Scunthorpe.[LNB]United, who beat Aston Villa in February's final and are actually chasing a hat-trick of successes in the Carling Cup, will make the trip to Glanford Park to face Nigel Adkins' Championship side.[LNB] Exciting draw: Tottenham will play Arsenal at White Hart Lane[LNB]Northampton, the only League Two side surviving in the competition, were handed a dream trip to Anfield to take on Liverpool.[LNB]Big-spending Manchester City, chasing a first trophy since 1976, head to West Bromwich Albion. In other all-Premier League clashes, AstonVilla take on Blackburn,Stoke meet Fulham and Sunderland will have homeadvantage against West Ham.[LNB]Burnley, relegated from the Premier League last season, will relish their clash against top-flight neighbours Bolton, and League One Brentford have an attractive home match against Everton.[LNB] Holders: Manchester United won the Carling Cup for the second successive time last season[LNB]Notts County's reward for knocking out Watford is a trip to Wolves, while MK Dons - who stunned Blackpool in the second round - face more Premier League opposition with a short journey to play Birmingham at St Andrew's.[LNB]There is another north-west clash between Wigan and Preston, while Portsmouth will tackle Leicester at Fratton Park, Peterborough face Swansea and Millwall will play Ipswich.[LNB]Full third round draw:Brentford v Everton[LNB]Portsmouth v Leicester[LNB]Stoke v Fulham[LNB]Chelsea v Newcastle[LNB]Aston Villa v Blackburn[LNB]Tottenham v Arsenal[LNB]Millwall v Ipswich[LNB]Wolves v Notts County[LNB]Burnley v Bolton[LNB]Birmingham v MK Dons[LNB]Liverpool v Northampton[LNB]Scunthorpe v Manchester United[LNB]West Brom v Manchester City[LNB]Sunderland v West Ham[LNB]Peterborough v Swansea[LNB]Wigan v Preston[LNB]Matches to played week commencing September 20[LNB] Forget Scholes' 'dark side' - Arsenal are no angels! Fergie hits back at WengerManchester City stunned as Adebayor demands move away from Eastlands[LNB] [LNB]
