Carabao Cup Fourth Round - Swansea City v Manchester City

[cmajack]

On the flip side at least there's only the possibility of one of them being in the quarter finals.

Have to be honest, I'm not that bothered about either of them progressing. They aren't going to win the completion either way.

Well Cardiff were only a penalty shoot out away from winning it prior to us lifting the trophy so nothing is impossible. Sure i was on my way back from a Swans match that day and was a fanatical Liverpool fan for the afternoon.

 

[bakajack]

I can't think of any side that we have drawn against more in the cups since our relegation than Man City
I want to say its the 4th time?

 

[JackSomething]

It's not going to happen, but I'd find it hilarious if Wrexham won the Cup. We'd have two Welsh teams winning a major trophy this century, shortly before 'the biggest club in Wales' pass 100 years since they last won a major trophy...

 

[JackFish]

I can't think of any side that we have drawn against more in the cups since our relegation than Man City
I want to say its the 4th time?

Fourth time we've played them in a cup in the last 10 years yeah, all at home as well. We were still a Prem team for the first one in the League Cup 2016, then the infamous FA Cup robbery and another one during Covid where we got easily turned over.

 

[Dillwyn the Dog]

So probably a Wednesday 20.00 hrs kick off?

 

[Muteswan]

So probably a Wednesday 20.00 hrs kick off?

I’m hoping for Tuesday night as I’m away on Wednesday but it’ll probably be on Wednesday.

 

[SeaJack]

Swans: The Revenge ( This time it’s personal).

 

[exiledclaseboy]

The unfortunate thing about the draw is one of Wrexham or Cardiff will be in the qtr finals and they will crow about it

I suggest that’s the most irrelevant part of the draw on a Swans forum. If that’s your first reaction, it’s very odd.

 

[CygnusX1]

The unfortunate thing about the draw is one of Wrexham or Cardiff will be in the qtr finals and they will crow about it

Wrexham must be gutted getting drawn against a lower league club

 

[bakajack]

Fourth time we've played them in a cup in the last 10 years yeah, all at home as well. We were still a Prem team for the first one in the League Cup 2016, then the infamous FA Cup robbery and another one during Covid where we got easily turned over.

The odds of that must be quite low considering the number of other possible sides to draw, especially in the early rounds of the FA cup and League Cup 3rd round onwards