David Moyes referenced Evertons really good values after Jack Grealish was dropped for the 3-1 League Cup win over Newcastle United after a breach of discipline. The on-loan Manchester City winger was omitted from the matchday squad at the Hill Dickinson Stadium after reportedly skipping a training session.Grealish had previously missed Evertons Premier League defeat against Arsenal on Saturday through illness.Moyes declined to elaborate on the specifics behind the 31-year-olds omission, but made clear he fully endorsed the sanction.It was a club decision. I support the decision. Its something I dont really want to speak too much about, Moyes said.Pressed on whether the disciplinary issue risked distracting the squad, Moyes praised his sides culture and professional standards.I think the one thing about Everton and what theyve got is theyve got really good values behind it, he said.All the players stand up to the values, accept the values that we put out there, what we want from them on the pitch and off the pitch. And from that point of view I think the players have done a brilliant job tonight, they really did.On the pitch, Everton booked their place in the quarter-finals in routine fashion. First-half strikes from James Garner and Hayden Hackney put the hosts in command before Thierno Barry added a third in the 69th minute. Dan Burn grabbed a late consolation for Newcastle.The Toffees will now face League Two side Fleetwood Town in Decembers quarter-finals, after the fourth-tier outfit pulled off a major upset against Arsenal on Tuesday.I think the minute you use the word quarter-finals then you start to think, this sounds good, added Moyes.I think were pleased that weve been able to get to this stage of the competition. If we can keep it going great, obviously.Carabao Cup quarter-final full drawFleetwood Town vs EvertonManchester City vs Bradford CityLiverpool vs BournemouthCrystal Palace vs SunderlandCarabao Cup last 16 resultsBradford City 2-0 PeterbroughFleetwood 1-1 Arsenal (5-3 pens)Manchester City 2-2 Brighton (4-3 pens)Bournemouth 3-0 Aston VillaFulham 0-1 Crystal PalaceSunderland 3-2 BrentfordLiverpool 1-1 Chelsea (6-5 pens)Everton 3-1 Newcastle Topics EFL Cup Everton F.C. Jack Grealish If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read Everton 3-1 Newcastle: Report, result and goals as Toffees reach last eight in Carabao Cup Tom Rostance 29th October, 2026 Everton vs Newcastle: Confirmed teams, full line ups in EFL Cup Ben Miller 29th October, 2026 Tip of the Day: EFL Cup stalemate in tetchy clash on Merseyside Jon Fisher 29th October, 2026 Carabao Cup quarter-final draw: Arsenal giant-killers Fleetwood handed another home tie against Premier League opposition Cian Cheesbrough 28th October, 2026 LIVE Liverpool v Chelsea: Commentary, update, goals and stats Jon Fisher 28th October, 2026 LIVE Manchester City v Brighton: Commentary, updates, goals and stats Jon Fisher 28th October, 2026
