Bookies react after Newcastle United draw Spurs in Carabao Cup last 16 | OneFootball

The Carabao Cup fourth draw was made on Wednesday night.

This followed the final four games of the fourth round having played out on Wednesday night.

Man City, Arsenal and Spurs all progressing.

Most importantly of course was Newcastle United getting past Bradford.

A commanding 4-1 win that should have seen a far bigger winning margin to reflect.

Here is the full fourth round draw and then how the bookies see the chances of Newcastle United lifting the trophy now, as well as their competitors.

Full Carabao Cup fourth round draw

Arsenal v Brighton Grimsby Town v Brentford Swansea City v Manchester City Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur Wrexham v Cardiff City Liverpool v Crystal Palace Wolves v Chelsea Wycombe Wanderers v Fulham

The general odds from various bookies on which club will win the Carabao Cup this season (odds in brackets are from before the third round matches were played):

4/1 (5/1) Liverpool

5/1 (6/1) Man City

7/1 (6/1) Arsenal

8/1 (6/1) Chelsea

9/1 (10/1) Newcastle United

11/1 (11/1) Spurs

14/1 (16/1) Brighton

20/1 (25/1) Palace

20/1 (25/1) Fulham

25/1 (50/1) Brentford

40/1 (50/1) Wolves

80/1 (150/1) Wrexham

150/1 (250/1) Swansea

150/1 (250/1) Cardiff

350/1 (500/1) Wycombe

500/1 (750/1) Grimsby

As you can see, a very competitive Carabao Cup this season.

Can the holders Newcastle United repeat their 2024/25 exploits? I wouldn’t bet against it…

Newcastle 4 Bradford 1 – Wednesday 24 September 2025 7.45pm

Goals:

Newcastle United:

Joelinton 17, 75 Osula 19, 87

Bradford:

Cook 79

Possession was Newcastle 77% Bradford 23%

Total shots were Newcastle 27 Bradford 6

Shots on target were Newcastle 11 Bradford 3

Corners were Newcastle 6 Bradford 4

Touches in the box Newcastle 66 Bradford 6

Newcastle team v Bradford:

Ramsdale, Krafth (Trippier 61), Thiaw, Botman (Alex Murphy 89), Hall (Livramento 61), Bruno, Joelinton, Miley, Gordon (Barnes 61), Osula, Elanga (Woltemade 69)

Subs:

Pope, Lascelles, Tonali, Willock

(Newcastle v Spurs drawn out in Carabao Cup fourth round – Newcastle United fans react – Read HERE)

(Newcastle 4 Bradford 1 – Instant Newcastle United fan/writer reaction – Read HERE)

Newcastle United fixtures (All of the Champions League matches will also be available to watch on TV in the UK):

Sunday 28 September– Newcastle v Arsenal (4.30pm) Sky Sports

Wednesday 1st October: Union SG vs Newcastle United (5.45pm)

Sunday 5 October– Newcastle v Forest (2pm) Sky Sports

Saturday 18 October – Brighton v Newcastle (3pm)

Tuesday 21st October: Newcastle United vs Benfica (8pm)

Saturday 25 October – Newcastle v Fulham (3pm)