Manchester United and Arsenal both progress to the Carling Cup quarter-finals following victories on Tuesday night. Full round-up below.Aldershot Town 0-3 Manchester United: FTManchester United avoided further humiliation after their derby
drubbing as they breezed through their Carling Cup clash at Aldershot
with a 3-0 victory.An entirely different starting XI to Sunday's
6-1 thrashing by Manchester City made sure there was no hangover, thanks
to Dimitar Berbatov and Antonio Valencia's first goals of the season
and another League Cup strike from Michael Owen.Aldershot tried
their best to bridge the gulf in class between npower League Two side
and the Barclays Premier League champions but they failed until late on
to seriously test a rearguard that had looked vulnerable in the extreme
in recent weeks.Arsenal 2-1 Bolton Wanderers: FTAndrey Arshavin and Park Ju-young scored in quick succession to help
Arsenal secure progression from their Carling Cup tie against Bolton as
they recorded a 2-1 victory.After a first half in which both
sides failed to stamp their authority, the Trotters started the second
period brightly and broke the deadlock two minutes in through Fabrice
Muamba.However, the former Arsenal midfielder's goal only served
to spur the home side into life as Arshavin and Park turned the game on
its head soon afterwards.Cardiff City 1-0 Burnley: FTJoe Mason's second goal in as many matches helped Cardiff to a 1-0 victory over Burnley in the fourth round of the Carling Cup.The
youngster netted in the Bluebirds' 5-3 win over Barnsley on Saturday
and he bagged the only goal of the game in the 39th minute to propel
Malky Mackay's men into the quarter-finals.Crystal Palace 2-0 Southampton: FTDarren Ambrose and Jermaine Easter fired Crystal Palace into the
quarter-finals of the Carling Cup with a 2-0 victory as Southampton boss
Nigel Adkins' Midas touch deserted him.Midfielder Ambrose rifled
in his fourth goal of the season midway through the second half and
Easter settled matters from the penalty spot.
Source: DSG