Manchester United will host Manchester City in one of the Carabao Cup semi-finals in a repeat of last year's last-four tie.
Earlier this year City won 3-2 on aggregate after the Blues won 3-1 at Old Trafford and United won the reverse fixture 1-0.
City went on to beat Aston Villa in the final and win a third successive Carabao Cup.
United now have their chance to get revenge on their rivals and prevent Pep Guardiola's side from winning the competition for a record-equalling four times in a row.
Yet there is a major difference between this season and last year's semi-final, with ties no longer taking place over two legs.
Instead, just a single-leg knockout game will be held on the week commencing January 4. With United being drawn first following their 2-0 win over Everton, the game will be played at Old Trafford.
The EFL announced at the start of the season that the semi-finals will switch from two legs to one this year due to fixture congestion caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The semi-finals will feature one crucial difference from earlier rounds, with extra-time being reintroduced to the competition.
Extra-time was scrapped ahead of the 2018/19 season in order to help reduce fatigue for players, with drawn ties instead going straight to a penalty shootout.
With the absence of a second leg, the EFL opted to allow extra-time for the semi-final along with the final.
The semi-final and final will also feature VAR, which was not available in previous rounds of the competition.
