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League Cup Update: Capital One Cup Quarter Final Tickets

LEAGUE CUP UPDATE: CAPITAL ONE CUP 2015–2016 QUARTER-FINAL TICKETS

The Capital One Cup Round of 16 came to a close with some surprising results as Manchester United, FC Arsenal and FC Chelsea made their exits from the 2015 – 2016 League Cup competition.

Going on to the quarterfinals stage are Fourth Round winners FC Liverpool, Manchester City, Stoke City, Sheffield Wednesday, Everton, Hull City, Southampton and Middlesbrough.

Arsene Wenger’s Gunners had a bad night at the office as Arsenal were knocked out of the Capital One Cup tournament by Sheffield wednesday. Middlesbrough booked their spot in the League Cup quarter-final stage after defeating Manchester United at Old Trafford on penalties. And Chelsea lost on penalties to Stoke City at Britannia Stadium. See the individual scores below.

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CAPITAL ONE CUP 2015-16 FOURTH ROUND RESULTS – OCT 27 & 28

Capital One Cup Stoke City 1 (5) – 1 (4) Chelsea Britannia Stadium - Stoke-on-Trent

Capital One Cup Sheffield Wednesday 3 - 0 Arsenal Hillsborough Stadium - Sheffield

Capital One Cup Everton 1 (4) - 1 (3) Norwich City Goodison Park - Liverpool

Capital One Cup Liverpool 1 - 0 Bournemouth Anfield Road - Liverpool

Capital One Cup Manchester City 5 - 1 Crystal Palace Etihad Stadium - Manchester

Capital One Cup Manchester United 0 (1) – 0 (3) Middlesbrough Old Trafford – Manchester

Capital One Cup Hull City 1 (5) – 1 (4) Leicester City KC Stadium – Hull

Capital One Cup Southampton 2 – 1 Aston Villa St Mary’s Stadium Southampton


Chelsea Capital One Cup League Cup Fourth Round Update

Titan club FC Chelsea crashed out of the League Cup in the Round of 16 after a penalty shoot-out, putting the team’s legendary manager Jose Mourinho’s job at risk depending on the result of The Blues’ critical upcoming Premiership fixture against FC Liverpool this weekend.

Capital One Cup holders were knocked out of the tournament after a goalless first-half and hard-fought second half with the opening goal by Stokes Jon Walters and an equalizer by Chelsea’s Loic Remy.

In the Penalty shootout, Stoke scored all of their spot-kicks before Eden Hazard missed the final penalty due to a dramatic save by Potters’ goalie Jack Butland costing Chelsea a chance to retain their crown.

Blues boss Mourinho, who is perhaps the best football manager of his generation, has been accused of abusing referee Jon Moss at half-time during Chelsea's recent 2-1 loss to West Ham United. There is an FA investigation regarding Mourinho’s indiscretion in process after the Chosen One reportedly refused to leave the match official's room.

The Chelsea boss may be on the Blues bench for their upcoming battle against Liverpool if he receives a stadium ban after his unpredictable run-in.

Chelsea have won only 3 of their last 10 Premiership clashes resulting in a beleaguered Mourinho showing signs of stress, understandably. Rumors are flying about Mourinho’s future with the possibility of a dramatic exit for the Premier League champions’ popular manager.

Reportedly, Carlo Ancelotti may be on the bench awaiting an emotional return to Chelsea if club owner billionaire Roman Abramovich considers his option to fire the charismatic Portuguese boss a solution in order to turn the season around and rescue his side from further defeat, strain, embarrassment, and relegation.

A win against superclub Liverpool may be all Chelsea needs for Mourinho’s talented, hard-working, and experienced side to turn the corner and regain their confidence however.

From his point of view, Mourinho considers his situation fantastic even knowing a loss to Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool could be his final match as boss of Chelsea, and the end of his second tenure at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea seemed lackluster before their Community Shield loss, and have continued to spiral down the England Premiership table in a tailspin of defeats since then.