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West Ham beat Manchester United and Manchester City to reach the Carabao Cup quarterfinals
Manchester City was eliminated from the Carabao Cup after West Ham United beat Manchester United 5-3 on penalties, in front of a sold-out crowd at London Stadium.
After 90 minutes, the tie was deadlocked in the fourth round. Said Benrahma won the decisive spot-kick.
Phil Foden swung his penalty wide to give Hammers an advantage in the shootout.
This is the first time City has been eliminated since 2016, when they won the competition in the previous four seasons.
Pep Guardiola made nine substitutions to his team, but City ended the 90-minute match with substitutes Foden Gabriel Jesus and Jack Grealish pitchside as they tried to find a winner in normal times.
Although West Ham tried 25 times to score, they couldn't find a breakthrough and the hosts won a famous victory to reach Saturday's quarter-final.
Guardiola said, "It's an amazing run," after his hopes of winning for the fifth consecutive season were dashed.
"On penalties, they were better, congratulations West Ham and we'll return next year.
"Unfortunately Phil missed it. But it's experience. When you get this type of experience, the next time you do it again, it will be better."
Nathan Ake should have led City to victory in the first period, before Ilkay Gundogan missed a second chance from an angle.
Alphonse Areola, Hammers' goalkeeper, made a great save to stop John Stones' short-range header. West Ham's best chance was in normal time to Tomas Soucek.
A memorable night for Hammers
City has not been beaten in this competition since 2005, when it lost to Manchester United at Old Trafford.
After winning at Old Trafford, West Ham scored all five penalties. They are now on the way to knocking out both Manchester clubs.
Under David Moyes, their season is gaining momentum.
They are currently fourth in the Premier League and have won all three Europa League group matches.
Guardiola said: "They are doing very well in the Premier League, Europa League, and now they are at the quarter-finals in the Carabao Cup. Fantastic team, fantastic manager.
Moyes made eight changes in the City match, but his team dug deep to frustrate City and have kept four consecutive clean sheets.
They had several chances in normal time, before the penalties from club captain Mark Noble and Jarrod Bowen. Aaron Cresswell, substitute Benrahma, and Craig Dawson all imposed penalties. This result left Hammers fans elated.
Stuart Pearce, Coach, praised his team's resilience.
The manager is the driving force behind this club every day, but the players deserve all the credit. He has done a fantastic job at this club," he said.
