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City sent packing

Reuters, London
Football
Premier League champions Manchester City and in-form Everton were both sent packing from the League Cup on Tuesday, their respective managers paying the price for making wholesale changes to their starting lineups for the third round ties.
City lost 4-2 after extratime to top flight rivals Aston Villa with a completely different team to the one that started the 1-1 draw against Arsenal on Sunday, while Everton made six changes and were beaten 2-1 by second tier Leeds United.
Chelsea also rung the changes but, captained by John Terry despite this week's FA hearing over charges of racial abuse, they emphatically booked their place in the fourth round with a 6-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers at Stamford Bridge.
City's second-string team still included multi-million pound signings Carlos Tevez, Jack Rodwell, James Milner, Gareth Barry and Mario Balotelli.
The latter drilled home a low shot to give City the lead with his first club goal since March, before Villa levelled when their former midfielder Barry deflected the ball into his own net.
Aleksandar Kolarov whipped in a free kick to give City the advantage for the second time on 64 minutes but Gabriel Agbonlahor
levelled five minutes later to force extra time.
Charles N'Zogbia pounced on a loose ball to make it 3-2 and Agbonlahor wrapped up the tie with the aid of a big deflection that caused his shot to loop over City keeper Costel Pantilimon.
Everton manager David Moyes retained only Victor Anichebe, Seamus Coleman, Marouane Fellaini, Johnny Heitinga and Kevin Mirallas from the team that started the 3-0 win over Swansea City on Saturday.
The visitors had made a barnstorming start to the Premier League campaign, sitting third after five matches, but their new-look 11 were quickly under pressure at Eiland Road.
They fell behind when Aidy White jinked his way through the heart of the visitors' defence and curled a shot into the top corner after four minutes.
Leeds doubled their lead when a Danny Pugh shot was prodded into the bottom corner by Rodolph Austin in the second half before Sylvain Distin headed in a late consolation.
Chelsea's Terry returned to their lineup, having started on the bench for Saturday's Premier League clash against Stoke City, seemingly able to put allegations that he racially abused Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand out of his mind.
But it was his central defensive partner, Gary Cahill, who headed in a Juan Mata free kick after four minutes before Ryan Bertrand stroked home from 10 metres and Mata effectively ended the contest by scoring tehir third after only 17 minutes.
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Bradford 3 (Wells 83,90, Darby 115) Burton 2 (Kee 18, Webster 29) aet
Chelsea 6 (Cahill 4, Bertrand 8, Mata 17, Romeu 53-pen, Torres 58, Moses 71)WolvesO
Crawley 2 (Simpson 45, Akpan 62)
Swansea 3 (Michu 27, Graham 74, Monk 90)
Leeds 2 (White 4, Austin 70) Everton 1 (Distin 81)
Manchester City 2 (Balotelli 27, Kolarov 64) Aston Villa 4 (Barry 59-og,
Agbonlahor 70,113, N'Zogbla 96) aet
Milton Keynes Dons 0 Sunderland 2 (Gardner 54, McClean 82)
Preston 1 (King 40) Middlesbrough 3 (Ledesma 13,Zemmama 18,
Smallwood 61)
Southampton 2 (Rodriguez 30,78-pen) Sheffield Wednesday 0
Swindon 3 (Benson 19, Williams 42, Archibald-Henville 83) Burnley 1
(Austin 74)
West Ham 1 (Maiga 7) Wigan 4