The Northern Ireland international has been rested for each of the Baggies' three ties in the competition so far and could again be looking on for Wednesday's quarter-final at Ipswich. The 25-year-old has been in outstanding form this season but only featured in Saturday's 4-1 Barclays Premier League win at Everton after passing a fitness test on a groin injury. Brunt said: "Obviously the gaffer has rested a lot of lads and played the lads that haven't been playing a lot of football in the Carling Cup. "They have done really well to get this far and I am sure he will probably be looking to do the same thing again. "We'll see what happens but we have got a good chance of getting to Wembley. "If we can overcome Ipswich on Wednesday we are only two games away from a major cup final. That would be a good achievement and a day out for the supporters. "We'll be going down there and trying to win the game. "If we were to get to the cup final and win it, for a player it is something to put on your CV."
