Spurs to host West Ham in EFL Cup fourth round
Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal were all kept apart in the EFL Cup fourth-round draw.

Tottenham will host West Ham in a Wembley London derby but the Premier League heavyweights were largely kept apart in the fourth-round draw of the EFL Cup.
Holders Manchester United travel to Swansea City, having won 4-0 at the Liberty Stadium last month, while Arsenal and Manchester City will host Championship opposition in the form of Norwich City and Wolves respectively.
Everton will have the chance to atone for a 2-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge earlier this month when they return to face Chelsea.
Leicester City defeated Liverpool 2-0 in round three and are rewarded with a home tie against Leeds United, who dumped out Burnley on penalties.
Stoke City's conquerors Bristol City have another home draw, with Crystal Palace slated as the next Premier League visitors to Ashton Gate, while Middlesbrough face a lengthy midweek trip to Bournemouth.
The matches will be played in the week commencing October 23.
EFL Cup fourth round draw in full
Tottenham v West Ham
Bristol City v Crystal Palace
Swansea City v Manchester United
Arsenal v Norwich City
Chelsea v Everton
Manchester City v Wolves
Leicester City v Leeds United
Bournemouth v Middlesbrough
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