‘How rigged is this’ fume fans as Carabao Cup draw labelled ‘absolute joke’ with horror new format

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‘How rigged is this’ fume fans as Carabao Cup draw labelled ‘absolute joke’ with horror new format

SHOCKED fans are blasting the new format of the Carabao Cup third-round draw as “the most rigged in history”.

Competition chiefs have sparked anger by deciding to ensure England’s seven clubs competing in Europe can’t yet be paired against each other.

GettyNew Liverpool boss Arne Slot will get his first taste of the Carabao Cup[/caption]

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But many supporters reckon the process is now an “absolute joke” and “biased” in favour of big clubs.

Wednesday’s draw is being split into two parts.

The first section only includes the six Prem sides who are also in the Champions League and Europa League.

The other 26 teams come into it for the second part of the draw.

It all means top clubs are more likely to be paired at home.

The ties will now be spread out over two weeks – to avoid clashes with European games.

However, fans are horrified by the new approach.

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One said: “The draw is biased and embarrassing. As a result of ensuring they can’t draw each other. All those teams should be away and allow the smaller teams a chance of a home giant-killing and important revenue.

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Another wrote: “How rigged is this #CarabaoCup draw? 4/6 of the big 6 just got drawn a home tie. Absolute joke.”

A third observer blasted: “Not even trying to hide that they’re rigging the draw , just put all the f***ing balls in and do it f***ing properly.”

In fact, “rigged” was the overwhelming verdict online – cropping up in a blitz of moaning messages.

One fan even called it “the most rigged cup draw I’ve ever seen!”

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HERE’S HOW FIRST PART OF DRAW WORKS…

The first part of the draw revealed this:

UCL/UEL team vs Round Two winner
UCL/UEL team vs Round Two winner
UCL/UEL team vs Round Two winner
UCL/UEL team vs Round Two winner
Round Two winner vs UCL/UEL team
Round Two winner vs UCL/UEL team

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