Manchester City will take on rival Manchester United in the EFL Cup fourth round following the results of the draw. City breezed past Swansea City, beating the Swans 2-1 at the Liberty Stadium to progress while United struggled against Northampton – winning 3-1 after the first half ended with a 1-1 draw. #MUFC will be at home to Manchester City in the fourth round of the #EFLCup. The tie will be played in the week commencing 24 October. — Manchester United (@ManUtd) September 21, 2016 United may have spent more money over the summer but City are the in form side right now having won all nine games under recently appointed manger Pep Guardiola. City did also recently beat United 2-1...
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