Ed Brand’s team boast a perfect record having progressed through the group stage without dropping a single point. This meant they finished top of Group A on nine points conceding just three goals throughout the opening stage.

Newcastle also topped their group having won two of their three games, tasting defeat against Stoke City during the last game week.

The tie is scheduled to take place on Saturday 25 January 2020, but is subject to change. The knockout stages are all one-off matches, decided by extra-time if level after 90 minutes and then penalties if required.

The full quarter-final draw is as follows

Brighton & Hove Albion v Manchester CityNewcastle United v ChelseaReading v EvertonStoke City v Norwich

Brand's boys recorded a huge 8-0 league win away at Swansea City at the weekend and you can watch all the goals below.