Liverpool will travel to Manchester City in the Carabao Cup’s last-16.
Jurgen Klopp’s side earned their place in fourth round with a penalty shootout win over Derby County while City saw off last season’s finalists Chelsea.
Thursday’s draw ensured that the North West rivals are set to face off at the Etihad Stadium in the first competitive outing since the World Cup break.
City and Liverpool have previously met seven times in the League Cup, with next month’s hosts triumphing in the most recent at the 2016 showpiece.
Philippe Coutinho’s late equaliser cancelled out an opener from Fernando before the Brazilian, Adam Lallana and Lucas Leiva missed in the shootout.
A first-half penalty from Steven Gerrard ensured the Reds took the spoils in their last visit to the Etihad in the competiton’s semi-final in January 2012.
Another Gerrard spot kick and Craig Bellamy’s first goal against his old club in a 2-2 return leg at Anfield sealed their first Wembley appearance for 16 years.
Liverpool have already bested City twice this season, claiming the Community Shield with a 3-1 win and edging them out in October’s Premier League clash.
The clash at the Etihad will take place on Thursday, December 22 at 8pm.