League Cup holders Manchester City joined Brentford in the semi-finals on Tuesday night after a comprehensive 4-1 win at Arsenal. It is the sixth time in eight years City have reached the final four while Brentford will be featuring in a maiden semi-final after Josh Dasilva’s second-half strike stunned Newcastle United for a 1-0 triumph. “It means a lot to me, the staff and the players because it’s a massive step and a massive win,” said Brentford manager Thomas Frank after his side stretched their unbeaten run to 14 games. At Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium, Gabriel Jesus’ header gave City the lea…
