Chelsea, Blackburn, Liverpool, ManCity reach CC 1/4final

Last Wednesday held a great night for Carling Cup football as Chelsea, Blackburn, Liverpool and Manchester City all progressed into the Quarterfinals. Manchester City 5-3 Wolverhampton Man. City thrashed Wolverhampton in the League Cup after taking a five point lead over Manchester United in the Premier League as the team are on top form. After conceding a previous goal at the Molineux, the Citizens scored three goals in a four minute time span, just before the end of the first half. Milijas led the Wolves to a two-goal score, but the Man. City team showed them to be completely outclassed by the end of the game. Manchester City presses on into the quarterfinals, and the Wolves will meet the team again on Saturday for a Premier League game. Carling Cup tickets for Manchester City games can be bought securely online at LiveFootballTickets. Chelsea 2-1 Everton The extra-time winner from Sturridge earned a Carling Cup victory for Chelsea when they played Everton. Both teams were down to 10 men by the end of the game. Both teams came close to scoring in the opening minutes of the game with Lukaku's shot drifting wide and Saha making Turnbull work to avoid goals. The second half of the game proved to be even more exciting than the first with Mucha being tested and Turnbull getting sent off as he took Saha down. Chelsea hung on to force the game into extra time where they repelled Everton's goal efforts and scored four minutes before the end. Buy tickets for Chelsea Carling cup games and for Liverpool Carling Cup matches here. Liverpool 2-1 Stoke City Liverpool played away and won 2-1 against Stoke City, thanks for Luis Suarez. Liverpool went into the game one goal down, but the international from Uruguay was on top form and led them to a victory. Stoke City worked hard in the late stages of the game to get an equaliser goal and get extra time, but Liverpool held on to their lead. Meanwhile, Blackburn Rovers also bounced back to win 4-3 against Newcastle United, leaving the Blackburn Rovers manager sighing with relief.