There was plenty of disappointment coming from Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill after witnessing his side only managing to pick up a 0-0 draw against Swansea City on Tuesday. O'Neill admitted that his team played a disappointing game on the day which he didn't really anticipated considering the Black Cats' recent positive results.

Swansea City boss, Michael Laudrup shared his view after the 0-0 result his side picked up in their Premier League fixture against Sunderland on Tuesday. Speaking to the media, Laudrup said that he was pleased with the performance his players put on in that game, but wasn't all satisfied with the final result.

Already receiving three match suspension because of his straight red card during Chelsea's Capital One Cup clash against Swansea Cit in midweek, more trouble arrives for Eden Hazard as FA decided to charge him because of his incident with a ball boy during that semifinal encounter.

Swansea City FC 0-0 (2-0 agg) Chelsea FC highlights: Swansea City maintained their first leg advantage to eliminate Chelsea from the Capital One Cup semifinals last midweek. Michael Laudrup's men play host to their opponent for a ticket into the League Cup final in Wembley and already having a two goals advantage in the first leg, Swansea looked pretty comfortable on the day.

The recent Capital One Cup incident involving Eden Hazard and Swansea's ball boy is set for another chapter as English FA decided to do an investigation regarding the incident. Hazard was apparently seen kicking a ball boy in his attempt to retrieve the ball that was being held too long, causing a frustration from the Belgium international, who eventually got sent off because of his action.

In Thursday morning, Manchester United are set to conclude Wilfried Zaha's arrival as the player set for a medical check up before being officially signed and then loaned back to his current club, Crystal Palace until the end of season.

Swansea City's success in making into the Capital One Cup final is a special achievement for them, but manager Michael Laudrup stated that it's probably not as special as what their future opponent, Bradford City did.

Chelsea once again failed missed out a chance in grabbing a trophy this season after being eliminated in the Capital One Cup semifinals against Swansea City after both teams draw 0-0 in that second leg.

The incident involving Eden Hazard and a ball boy during Chelsea's Capital One Cup match against Swansea City on Wednesday caused some problems for the Blues as their manager, Rafael Benites received many questions regarding that situation.

Chelsea failed to turn around their 2-0 defeat in the first leg of Capital One Cup semifinals as they only grabbed a 0-0 draw against Swansea City in their second meeting on Wednesday.

There was an interesting situation happening during the second leg Capital One Cup semifinal when Chelsea player Eden Hazard got sent off after kicking out a ball boy, who held the ball too long for Hazard's comfort.

Joy arrives for Swansea City manager, Michael Laudrup after carrying his team into the final of Capital One Cup after eliminating Chelsea in the semifinals. Both teams draw 0-0 in the second leg, but that result was enough for the Swans to beat their opponent as Laudrup's men won their first leg 2-0.