Swansea 0-2 Manchester United RESULT: Relive all the action in the Carabao Cup as Eddie Nketiah sends Arsenal through and Manchester City beat Wolves on penalties

Well, what a night of Carabao Cup action. 

To recap all the night's results and see Sportsmail's match reports: 

Swansea 0-2 Manchester United

Arsenal 2-1 Norwich

Bournemouth 3-1 Middlesbrough

Bristol City 4-1 Crystal Palace

Leicester 3-1 Leeds

Man City 0-0 Wolves (City win 4-1 on penalties)

Thank you for joining us and we'll see you tomorrow for the rest of the last-16 ties.

Ahhhhhh a Panenka!

What a penalty to win it.

But what a game and what a display by Wolves. It wasn't enough though, as City secure their place in the quarters.

It creeps in via the underside of the bar. No chance for the keeper. City one way from winning it. It's Aguero...

Match point City. Not a great penalty. Bravo saves to his left.

Good save to his right after midfielder slipped.

City lead for the first time thanks to a super penalty into the top corner.

Norris goes the right way but KDB gets too much power on it.

Cool as you like. Slots it in the bottom right-hand corner.

Hold tight. Here come the spot kicks.

Wolves to take first!

Leo Bonatini with the ball in his hands. Remember folks it's ABBA system.

Well well. 90 minutes couldn't separate them.

Nor could 120.

So it's spot kicks.

Who will hold their nerve?

117 mins: Raheem Steling is fouled on the edge of the box by Alfred N'Diaye.

Free-kick, dangerous position, but De Bruyne fires over the bar.

Penalties beckon....

Into the final five minutes at the Etihad...

Can either side finally find a winner?

111 mins: What is in the Manchester air tonight? 

Now it's Leroy Sane to miss a glorious chance for the home side. The ball drops to the Germany international about 10 yards out but his effort drifts just over the bar.

How is this still goalless? Both sides have had glorious opportunities to win it but neither can find the net.

It's over at the Emirates and Eddie Nketiah is the hero for the Gunners.

What a story for the 18-year-old, who came on five minutes from time with his side 1-0 down.

Barely half an hour later his double has secured a quarter-final place.

Can either side find a breakthrough? Wolves defending doggedly.

113 mins: Joe Willock comes on for Jack Wilshere, who is given a great reception by the Emirates crowd.

Into the final six minutes.

Well the story could have got even better.

The 18-year-old is fresh and he skips through on goal and fires a shot on goal but it's saved.

Now Norwich are incandescent after Mathieu Debuchy escapes punishment for a clumsy challenge on James Husband. It's not over this.

Another couple of chances for Sterling!

City can't find a way through Wolves, however, as first Norris makes a crucial save and then Sterling is denied by some brilliant last-ditch blocks by the dogged Wolves back four.

Can Norwich find a way back into this game?

Bright Enobakhare is off for the visitors after missing his two glorious chances to secure the victory for Wolves.

The big guns are on for the hosts, too. John Stones and Leroy Sane have been introduced.

It's 2-1 at the break and Eddie Nketiah is 15 minutes away from being the hero for the Gunners.

Can Norwich respond? 

104 mins: Alex Iwobi, who looks to have a bit of cramp, is replaced by Josh Dasilva. 

Chances for both sides in the final minutes of added time here.

First Ilkay Gundogan misses an opportunity for City and suddenly Wolves break and Bright Enobakhare is put through again.

But again Claudio Bravo denies him.

And it's full time, we're heading for another 30 minutes!

What a night for Eddie Nketiah!

The youngster rises highest from a corner and fires a header past Angus Gunn.

He's turned the game on its head and Arsneal lead in extra time.

Here's a stat for you: He's the first Arsenal player, born after Arsene Wenger was appointed boss, to net for the club.

Don't worry sports fans, the Carabao Cup action is not over!

Arsenal face extra time against Norwich shortly, while Manchester City and Wolves are heading toward the final whistle with the score at 0-0.

Raheem Sterling has just missed a great chance for the home side, after Wolves keeper Will Norris had parried a Kevin De Bruyne cross into his path, 10 yards out.

From the 7:45 kick offs:

Swansea 0-2 Manchester United

Arsenal 1-1 Norwich (Extra Time to follow)

Bristol City 4-1 Crystal Palace

Bournemouth 3-1 Middlesbrough

Leicester 3-1 Leeds

Still playing at the Etihad where it remains 0-0 with 12 minutes to play...

Job done for Jose Mourinho and his players.

Jesse Lingard netted a brilliant brace and United are in the draw for the quarter finals.

Leroy Fer was denied brilliantly at point-blank range by Romero right at the death but by then the game was beyond Paul Clement's side!

90 mins: Three minutes added on at the Liberty...

Game over at the King Power.

And what a way to do it. Riyad Mahrez picks up the ball on the right wing and drives inside before curling into the far corner and securing his side's spot in the last-eight.

86 mins: Swansea really struggling to make any dent on United here.

The game is drifting towards the final whistle and Luke Shaw will get a run out.

The left-back replaces Martial and is given a warm reception from the away fans.

Relief around the Emirates as Arsenal level the scores. 

And what a moment for Eddie Nketiah! The youngster turns in a corner only 15 minutes after coming on.

This is turning into a return to remember for Callum Wilson, who scored one and has now made one.

The forward is slid in down the right hand channel and he fires the ball across to Benik Afobe to make it three

80 mins: Into the final 10 minutes here and Swansea are pressing to get back into the game but they're struggling to create any clear chances.

United nearly in the hat for the last eight.

A massive goal for Bournemouth and a massive goal for Callum Wilson, who is finally back in the side following his terrible injury.

The forward steps up to take a spot kick and makes no mistake after Dael Fry fouls Simpson.

75 mins: Sergio Romero is called into action for what feels like the first time.

And it's Abraham who nearly makes an immediate impact.

The forward curls towards goal from 25 yards and the keeper tips it behind.

Meanwhile Tuanzebe goes into the book..

72 mins: Tammy Abraham is (finally) brought on by Clement, replacing McBurnie.

A few minutes earlier, Ki went into the book for a foul on McTominay. 

United cruising here.

Latest scores, with 20 minutes left in the 7:45 kick offs:

Swansea 0-2 Manchester United

Bournemouth 1-1 Middlesbrough

Bristol City 4-1 Crystal Palace 

Arsenal 0-1 Norwich

Leicester 2-1 Leeds

And... Manchester City 0-0 Wolves

Slimani, who earlier missed an absolute sitter for Leicester, have turned the game around.

Iheahacho finds space in the inside left channel to fire a low cross for Slimani to put the home side in front.

Both Clement and Mourinho make their move at the Liberty. Marcus Rashford is replaced by Romelu Lukaku, while Nemanja Matic replaces Ander Herrera.

For the home side, meanwhile, Leroy Fer has come on Roque Mesa.

Oh dear oh dear for Palace...

That surely is that for them now.

Callum O'Dowda has fired Bristol City into a 4-1 lead with a brilliant long-range strike.

And a quick response by Middlesbrough, who’ve hauled themselves level just seven minutes after going behind.

Adama Traore steamed forward through the middle and threaded a lovely through pass into Marcus Tavernier who slid the ball into the far corner despite the slide tackle of Steve Cook. 

Could go either way now…

Well, well. It's all going Pete Tong for Roy in the West Country as Joe Bryan nets a brilliant third for the home side.

Meanwhile, Slimani has missed an absolute sitter for Leicester...

Another brilliant, brilliant goal from Jesse Lingard could have killed this tie.

Tuanzebe does well to bring the ball out of defence and find Darmian, who curls the ball towards an onrushing Lingard who fires a header past Nordfeldt from just inside the box.

All level at the Vitality as Marcus Tavernier gets in down the left and brings the Championship side level.

56 mins: Sam Clucas goes into the book after coming through the back of Marcus Rashford.

53 mins: A quiet start to the second half here at the Liberty.

Both sides have had promising positions, neither has made them count. Ominously for the home side, Nemanja Matic and Romelu Lukaku are warming up.

A breakthrough here on the south coast early int he second-half. And on the balance of play in this game, there can be no complaints that it’s gone to Bournemouth.

Jack Simpson, the 20-year-old defender making his full debut tonight, has got it. Ryan Fraser sent across a corner and Simpson read the flight really well before sticking out a leg to guide it home on the volley despite Dael Fry trying to halt him.

That’s quite a memorable debut!

The deadlock has been broken at the Vitality Stadium and it's Jack Simpson, who hooks in a corner to put the home side in front.

The two teams are back on the Liberty Stadium pitch.

No more subs from either side at the break. But in the likes of Tammy Abraham and Juan Mata, both CLement and Mourinho have firepower to bring off the bench.

Who will book their place in the quarter-finals? Let's find out.

Oh Bright Enobakhare!

What a chance for Wolves to take the lead at the Etihad.

The 19-year-old robs Mangala about 25 yards out and is through on goal. But Claudio Bravo comes out, spreads himself out and keeps the scores level.

So, finally some time to breathe.

Seven goals across five goals all came in the space of only 19 minutes.

Here are the scores on the doors, as my Dad always says:

Arsenal 0-1 Norwich

Bournemouth 0-0 Middlesbrough

Bristol City 2-1 Crystal Palace

Leicester 1-1 Leeds

Swansea 0-1 Manchester United

Manchester City 0-0 Wolves (35 minutes played)

The end of the first half has arrived at the Liberty and across the grounds in tonight's tie, with the exception of City vs Wolves.

Lingard's peach is the difference for now.

But Swansea have created chances of their own. None of the ties is over by any stretch.

Scott McTominay, in only his fifth appearance for United, wastes a good chance to double their lead.

Anthony Martial lays the ball off for the midfielder on the edge of the box. But the onrushing McTominay leans back and fires over.

Meanwhile, at the other end, Clucas curls just wide of Romero's right-hand post.

Good game, this.

Angel Rangel is into the book for a cynical challenge. He now must tread carefully, the Swansea skipper.

I'm paying the price for my sarcasm here and struggling to keep up as the goals continue to fly in across the six ties!

Now Bristol City have got in on the act, with two in four minutes to take the lead against Palace. 

After Matt Taylor levelled the scores on 34 minutes, Milan Djuric put the home side in front and piled the pressure on Roy Hodgson...

Sportsmail's RALPH ELLIS at Ashton Gate: Roy Hodgson getting a nightmare rerun of Euro 2016 after Palace concede from a Hordur Magnusson long throw. City substitute Milan Djuric reacted quickest to drive the ball into the roof of the net after Martin Kelly failed to clear.

Then Palace concede from a Hordur Magnusson long throw. City substitute Milan Djuric reacted quickest to drive the ball into the roof of the net after Martin Kelly failed to clear.

Naughton has now come on for Olsson.

Well well!

Josh Murphy has put the away side in front with a delightful drink from just inside the penalty area.

It's a nightmare for Gunners goalkeeper Matt Macey, who is on debut and rushed off his line to meet him but could not make the save.

37 mins: Oh dear this doesn't look good.

Olsson pulls up and looks to have hurt his hamstring. He's soldiering on but is all sorts of trouble and Kyle Naughton is going to come on.

Two finishes of real quality at the King Power in a game that had been bereft of action.

Pablo Hernandez opened curled a beauty of shot behind Harry Maguire and in off the bar to start the scoring.

Then Kelechi Iheanacho opened his Leicester account with a measured hit from 20 yards when the crowd had urged him to shoot earlier.

Two goals in a few minutes at the King Power as first Pablo Hernandez puts the Championship side in front.

But their lead is short-lived as Kelechi Iheanacho pulls Leicester level. Breathless stuff.

30 mins: A lucky escape or two for United.

First Daley Blind tries to clear a cross with his head but gets it all wrong.

He manages only to head it into Swansea's Oliver McBurnie and it flies just wide of Romero's right-hand post.

Then Tuanzebe escapes for a clumsy challenge on Routledge as he looked to run in on goal. But nothing doing. The defender definitely pulled back Routledge when he was outside the penalty area and he's lucky...

You wait 20 minutes for one and all that...

Suddenly it is a goal fest in the Carabao Cup as Bakary Sako puts struggling Crystal Palace in front at Bristol City.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek finds the Mali international, who fires under Luke Steele.

What a goal from United.

Ander Herrera fires a sharp pass into Rashford who, with his back to goal, plays a delightful flick into the path of Lingard.

The England forward sprints clear and calmly passes the ball into the bottom corner. Lift off for United and the Carabao Cup tonight!

Bournemouth certainly the better team in the opening 20 minutes and it was almost a dream return for Callum Wilson, who has just fired inches wide after a Charlie Daniels cross bounced off Adam Forshaw and into his path.

Earlier Lys Mousset headed home from a Ryan Fraser free-kick only for the offside flag to be raised.

18 minutes: Ki gives away a needless foul (in a dangerous area) with a nasty foul on Anthony Martial.

Marcus Rashford whips it in from the left hand side and Angel Rangel can only put it out for another corner... which is easily dealt with.

15 mins: Oh Victor, Victor!

Lindelof is at it again at the back for United.

He appears to be wearing a trampoline in his socks tonight.

The centre-back tries to bring down a high ball and then thinks about knocking it inside but only manages to send it about 15 yards away, straight to a Swansea attacker. Fortunately for the visitors it comes to nothing.

No side has yet to find a Carabao Cup goal tonight after 13 minutes.

City-Wolves about to get underway at the Etihad.

8 mins: It's Swansea's time to lay siege from the corner flag this time and Ki whips in a fantastic ball towards the penalty spot.

Alfie Mawson is in there and challenging and it's just about put behind for another corner, only for the referee Bobby Madley to award a goal kick.

5 mins: Who says teams don't care about the Carabao Cup?

Well, let's forget the 15 changes for now.

This game has started at a great pace and amid a good atmosphere in South Wales.

United enjoy a nice spell of possession and then Lingard fires a shot from outside the area which Nordfeldt tips over for another corner...

2 mins: Barely 80 seconds in and already an early chance for United!

Sam Clucas concedes a corner which is taken by Rashford and met by Chris Smalling.

But he can't guide his header on target. A half-chance, though.

And we're off!

The two sides are on the pitch here at the Liberty.

But who will be leaving it with a spot in the last-eight?

Find out here!

So there are six matches on tonight but, helpfully, they don't all kick off at the same time.

Here's a little reminder of the schedule:

7:45 KO:

Swansea v Manchester United

Arsenal v Norwich

Bristol City v Crystal Palace

Leicester Leeds

8pm KO:

Manchester City v Wolves

...And tomorrow's fixtures:

Chelsea v Everton

Tottenham v West Ham

AND FINALLY... we'll have ET and pens tonight... no replays here.

Leon Britton is the pundit for Sky Sports. He thinks Huddersfeild beating United was 'probably the worst result' for his side.

He said: 'There was a bit of a fall out from game, talk that the attitude wasn't spot on so expect Man United to have a reaction, who ever they put out... they're one of the biggest clubs in world so have to expect a reaction'

United put four past Swansea the last time these two met. Will these two old colleagues be so cordial come the final whistle?

'We know it's going to be a difficult test, whatever team they pick. They've made seven changes, we've done one more but I've picked a team that I believe can be competitive.

'We have to use home advantage, keep the game tight. Last time we played them here in Premier League it was tight until 69-70 minutes then it opened up...can't let that happen tonight.'

So between them Paul Clement and Jose Mourinho have made 15 changes for tonight's clash on the back of defeats on the weekend.

One of the new names on the United teamsheet is Sergio Romero, who replaces David De Gea in goal.

Here's what he has had to say: 'For us it's a very important match today because it's a competition (in which) you need to win to continue and to rediscover victories.

On the defeat at Huddersfield: 'Football is football, sometimes you play good and sometimes not good, last match we were so-so. Now we have a new match against a difficult team on a difficult pitch but we need to improve.'

Greetings from Bournemouth, which unfortunately isn’t living up to its status as one of England’s foremost holiday resorts. Drizzle and gusty winds off the Channel making it feel very autumnal at the Vitaliy Stadium.

A hardy band of Boro fans here - it’s just the 650-mile round trip from Teesside to Dorset or a mere five hours, 46 minutes by car (or presumably considerably longer by bus). It’s what might be classed as a ‘Badge of Honour’ game.

Changes galore here by both managers - eight by Eddie Howe for Bournemouth, 10 by Garry Monk for Middlesbrough - and a clear sense that the Carabao Cup doesn’t particularly mean that much to either club.

Up front for the Cherries tonight, however, is Callum Wilson, back at last from the knee ligament injury that has kept him out since January 31.

On whether victory can kick start their season: 'It's a different competition but we're not winning many games at home so definitely.

Swansea game plan: 'I'm not going to give you many clues but we're looking to stay compact try to get the ball as much as possible... hopefully we are going to put in a solid performance and win the game'

On Swansea's home record, he told Sky Sports: 'The record doesn't mean anything what means is their players, they are full of good players... It's not a big deal, they're a good team.'

A debut for Matthew Macey in goal for Arsenal

Starting at the Kingpower:

A much-changed United side as expected from their defeat by Huddersfield.

Chris Smalling captains the side, with Victor Lindelof keeping his place despite his horror show on the weekend...

LAURIE WHITWELL: The skies over Molineux are bleak but inside the ground John Hendley is describing why the future is bright for Wolverhampton Wanderers. 

The club historian and programme editor has been a fan since 1964, and for the first time he can envisage a return to the golden days when Wolves won league titles and blazed a trail in Europe.

'When you talk to older supporters you get the sense that the flavour of those years is here again,' Hendley says. 'In local pubs it used to be what I call "we" and "they". "We were tremendous" or "They were rubbish". Now a lot of people are coming up to me saying, "We are going to do it this year!"

'I am 67, I could have retired but I still want to be part of this. Another two or three years out of me and we could be in the Premier League and sniffing around Europe – because that is the ultimate aim.'

FULL STORY

Plenty of top teams in action tonight, even if the big names are nicely wrapped up in cotton wool. A spot in the Carabao Cup last eight beckons for the winners, so for managers looking to ease the pressure in the league a win would be very welcome. 

Our main focus will be on Manchester United's trip to Swansea but Arsenal, Manchester City, Leicester, Bournemouth and Crystal Palace are also in action against Championship opposition.