Thrilling EFL Cup Quarterfinals: Chelsea's Comeback, Fulham's Triumph, and Middlesbrough's Dominance

Chelsea's Comeback Sends Newcastle Packing

Chelsea staged a comeback in the EFL Cup quarterfinals, defeating Newcastle in a penalty shootout. Mudryk's stoppage-time goal leveled the score, and Chelsea secured a 4-2 victory in the penalty shootout. Wilson and Mudryk scored for their respective teams, but Newcastle faltered in the shootout, concluding the match.

Fulham Eliminates Everton

Despite Everton's late rally, Fulham advanced to the next round with a 7-6 victory in a penalty shootout. Keane's own goal gave Fulham the lead, and Beto's late header equalized, leading to a penalty shootout. Fulham displayed determination in the shootout, with Adarabioyo's crucial goal securing their progression.

Middlesbrough Cruises to Semifinals

Middlesbrough comfortably reached the EFL Cup semifinals with a 3-0 away win against Port Vale. Howson, Rogers, and Crooks each contributed a goal, securing Middlesbrough's spot in the semifinals. This emphatic victory positions them to contend for the EFL Cup for the first time since the 2003/04 season.

These results showcase dramatic moments, comebacks, and dominant performances. The semifinals promise to bring even more excitement.