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When is the 2024-25 Carabao Cup Semifinals Draw?

Four Premier League teams will remain in the pursuit of the first domestic trophy of the season in English soccer.
The Carabao Cup semifinals will begin in early 2025.
The Carabao Cup semifinals will begin in early 2025. | IMAGO/News Images

The Carabao Cup will offer up the first trophy of 2024-25 in English soccer and three of the four semifinalists have already been decided.

The Carabao Cup quarterfinals' first three games saw Arsenal defeat Crystal Palace on the back of a Gabriel Jesus hat-trick. Liverpool took care of business and defeated Southampton 2–1 on the road. Finally, Newcastle United bested Brentford 3–1 at home.

The lone remaining semifinalist will emerge from Thursday night's clash between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United. Regardless of the outcome, the final four will have all the ingredients for very appealing semifinal matchups.

Here's all you need to know about the Carabao Cup semifinals .


When is the Carabao Cup Semifinals Draw?

The semifinals draw will take place on Thursday, Dec. 19, immediately after the conclusion of the quarterfinal between Tottenham and Man United. The ball numbers for the draw will be decided earlier in the day.

Once the draw occurs and the semifinal matchups are set, it's worth remembering that the date for the games are already in place.

Unlike the previous rounds, the Carabao Cup semifinals are two-legged. The first leg will be played in the middle of the week that begins on Jan. 6, and the second leg will take place during the first full week of February that starts on Monday, Feb. 3.

The winners will move on and play the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium on March 16, 2025.

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ROBERTO CASILLAS

Roberto Casillas is a writer for SI FC, focusing primarily on FC Barcelona, the Mexico National Team, Liga MX and all things Latin American football. Born and raised in Mexico City, he developed a deep passion for football from an early age and fell in love with Cruz Azul. The once future star of Mexican football still likes to showcase what’s left of his talent on the Sunday league pitch. He’s also a big fan of the New England Patriots—so much so he moved to the region for four years—, Chicago Cubs and is a life-long Formula 1 follower. When he takes a break from sports, he enjoys traveling the world, watching the latest great TV show, going to concerts and spending plenty of time with friends and family.