Chaotic, thrilling, hectic, incredibly busy - but above all else, great fun!

107 goals in one barmy evening - football, we've missed you.

Join us again tomorrow for coverage of the final games of the round.

Thank you for joining us, until then!

And just like that, we're 32 games down in the first round of the 2024-25 Carabao Cup.

We've seen Sammie Szmodics continue his commanding form with a brace in Blackburn Rovers' dominant 6-1 win against a young Stockport squad, Wrexham's dream of the upset be overcome by Sheffield United, all while Fleetwood troubled the status quo to overturn the Baggies' early lead in a 2-1 victory.

All that and there's still more round one action to come.

We've got live coverage of the remaining three games, including two all-Championship clashes, tomorrow:

• Hull City v Sheffield Wednesday (19:45 BST)
• Plymouth Argyle v Cheltenham Town (19:45 BST)
• Leeds United v Middlesbrough (20:00 BST)

Grimsby Town beat Bradford City 9-8 on penalties in a thrilling shootout at Blundell Park.

20 penalties were taken, with George McEachran scoring the winner which followed a 1-1 draw in normal time.

A brilliant match at Shrewsbury saw the hosts come back from 2-0 down to lead Notts County 3-2, only for Stuart Maynard's side to level the match in the 89th minute.

Salop then won 4-3 on penalties, with Mal Benning keeping his composure to net the final kick.

Barnsley goalkeeper Gabriel Slonina saved two penalties on his debut for the club to help them progress to the second round of the EFL Cup.

The Tykes drew 1-1 at Wigan and won 4-2 in the shootout.

Walsall striker Josh Gordon scored the winning penalty as his side triumphed 4-3 on spot-kicks against Exeter, also after a 1-1 draw.

It was the same scoreline yet again at Bolton, who then won 5-4 on penalties at home to Mansfield Town.

Colchester let a 2-0 lead at home to Reading slip during normal time, but won 4-3 on penalties after Amadou Mbengue's kick was saved by the hosts keeper Matt Macey.

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Leyton Orient cruise through with a 4-1 win at home to Newport.

No problems for Huddersfield as they beat Morecambe 3-0, who finished the game with 10 men.

Late goals from Jack Roles and Rafiq Khaleel see Crawley through, 4-2 at home to Swindon.

Romain Esse's goal enough for Millwall to progress 1-0 at Portsmouth.

Birmingham win 1-0 at Charlton through Brandon Khela's goal but have to see out the final 10 minutes a man down.

Hakeem Odoffin scores four minutes from time to see Rotherham beat Crewe 2-1.

Emile Acquah and Ben Jackson score in the final quarter as Barrow come from 2-1 down to beat Port Vale.

Wimbledon also come from behind to beat Bromley 2-1, Joe Pigott scoring the winner, while James Davis scores the decisive goal in Harrogate's 2-1 win at Lincoln.

Blackpool whack 10-man Burton 4-0, Wycombe win, 2-0 at Northampton, as do Oxford at home to Peterborough.

Tranmere ease past Accrington 3-0 and goals in either half, the first from Billy Sharp, give Doncaster a 2-0 win at Salford.

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No more goals though - Wrexham scored the first and last goals of the night but the Blades put the chips in the sandwich with four goals to book a place in the second round.

Good tie!

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales

The home fans are enjoying this now. As is Chris Wilder, who must be feeling pretty smug about making 11 changes and still getting a relatively comfortable win to go with it.

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Fleetwood hold on to knock out West Bromwich Albion in a first round upset!

The Baggies took the lead through Mo Faal before Ryan Graydon hit back immediately for the hosts.

Ronan Coughlan competed the turnaround and the home side weathered the storm to secure their place in the next round.

Still the best part of 10 minutes left in our 8pm kick-off and Sheffield United look very good now.

Andre Brooks, who impressed against Preston on opening night, has just come on as a sub and nearly makes it 4-1 but his shot is well saved.

Defensive fragility cost Cambridge in what was otherwise a fairly even encounter.

Michael Frey's powerful shot from the edge of the box gave QPR the lead, before Paul Smyth tapped home after a goalkeeping error from Cambridge's Jack Stevens.

The U's rallied to respond and that paid dividends when Paul Digby pulled a goal back.

They then missed a series of a great chances as the visitors held on for a narrow victory.

Lee Turnbull
Former Chesterfield striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

Good game of football.

Derby came out of the blocks sharper than Chesterfield. It looked like they were odds on to score first with the amount of possession but then Armando Dobra came up with a bit of magic. Chesterfield then grew into the game.

It was the substitutions in the second half that made the difference; the quality of players like Nathaniel Mendez-Laing that changed the game. When the second goal went in, it was fairly comfortable for Derby to see out the game.

Chesterfield played well and stuck to their principals, they just came up against a better team.

Lively winger Ronald was the best player on the night as he curled in a delightful shot for Swansea's opening goal, having nearly set up Zan Vipotnik to score early on.

With Euan Williams sent off for Gillingham early in the second half for a ferocious challenge, the match looked secure by the time that substitute Liam Cullen doubled the hosts' advantage.

Oliver Hawkins headed in for the Gills late on, but Azeem Abdulai hit the visitors with a sucker punch as they tried to mount a comeback.

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Stevenage give Norwich a late scare but in the end the Canaries make it through to the second round.

The game jumped into life with four goals after a tepid 25 minutes, with Norwich twice taking the lead, to be pegged back through Louis Appere's stoppage time equaliser.

But a second goal of the night from Onel Hernandez three minutes into the second half was consolidated by Borja Sainz, who scored his side's fourth of the night.

Brad Hills' own goal gave Stevenage hope at the end but Norwich hold on to get their name in the hat.

Derby fight back from a goal down to win at home and go through to the second round, with goals from Liam Thompson and Kayden Jackson cancelling out Armando Dobra's opener for Chesterfield.

Job done for managerless Preston, who now can concentrate on the important matter of finding a new boss at Deepdale.

It took almost half an hour before we saw a shot in this match, but eventually Cardiff wore down their League One opponents.

Mark McGuiness headed in following a corner, before Ruben Colwill snuck in to seal his side's progression to the second round as Bristol Rovers bow out.

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