Newcastle United have the chance of reaching the Carabao Cup final when they travel to the Emirates for the semi-final first leg against Arsenal. On the back of successive away wins against Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur,

The Carabao Cup is down to the last four with the two winners over two legs between now and early February booking their berths at the March 16 final at Wembley Stadium. Before that, each team gets a chance to play at home in front of their own supporters with Arsenal,

Newcastle United must make the most of their strong form when they take on Arsenal in the League Cup semi-finals, coach Eddie Howe said on Monday as he urged his team not to be complacent. Newcastle have won their last six games across all competitions,

Newcastle will be missing some key players heading into Tuesday night’s Carabao Cup semi-final first leg at Arsenal. Eddie Howe’s side head into the clash at the Emirates Stadium full of confidence, with Saturday’s 2-1 victory at Tottenham extending their winning streak to six games across all competitions.

Arsenal have a handful of injuries to contend with ahead of the first leg of the EFL Cup semifinals, while Newcastle United have two key players suspended.