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There we are then, cup football is back and has delivered once again.

Last season Ipswich Town were in the Premier League and Bromley were playing their first EFL campaign well the Ravens have sent the Tractor Boys home with a flat tyre tonight - beating them on penalties.

Doncaster Rovers, Bradford City, Reading and Plymouth have all turfed-out Championship opposition to earn their places in round two.

You can read all about it here and we're back tomorrow night with five more ties and the second round draw.

Sleep well.

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The second round draw for the EFL Cup will take place tomorrow night before the remaining five first round ties (approximately 19:20 BST).

The draw will also include the 11 Premier League teams not involved in European competitions.

The EFL Cup will remain regionalised until the third round draw.

There are five more ties to be played on Wednesday.

EFL Cup first round:

Barnsley v Fleetwood Town

Birmingham City v Sheffield United (20:00 BST)

Bolton Wanderers v Sheffield Wednesday

Cheltenham Town v Exeter City

Huddersfield Town v Leicester City

We will be back tomorrow with live text commentary of these games as well as the second round draw.

The new Boro head coach said the 4-0 defeat by Doncaster was "not acceptable" and it was a "really painful night".

But there's always that misery if you miss...

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There's nothing quite like winning on penalties...

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Bromley goalkeeper Sam Long saved two penalties in the shootout and told Sky Sports:

"We're delighted - we believed from the start after watching their clips we could do this.

"The penalty saves were a bonus - I'm just happy to help out the lads and they put away their penalties well.

"These are the moments you live for and there's more to come - I can't wait to see who we get in the next round now."

This is Bromley's first win in the EFL Cup in just their second season in League Two.

Guessing that's Bromley rather than West Brom (who went out on penalties to Derby!)

Apart from League Two Bromley beating Championship favourites Ipswich Town just now on penalties, there were a couple of other surprises in round one.

League One Doncaster thumped Championship side Middlesbrough 4-0 at The Riverside, and fellow third-tier side Bradford won 2-1 at Blackburn.

League One Plymouth also staged a stunning comeback to beat QPR 3-2 at Home Park, having been 2-0 down at half-time.

Cup football is back!

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Ali Al-Hamadi, a former Bromley player, has to score for Ipswich, but Sam Long dives to his left to push the ball away for his second save of the shootout.

Marcus Ifill steps up to win it, and sends Christian Walton the wrong way to spark wild celebrations.

Bromley's first ever EFL Cup win, and it's come against a team who plied their trade in the Premier League last season.

Conor Chaplin gives Ipswich a 4-3 lead, going to the left with Sam Long going right.

Pressure all on Mitch Pinnock, who has to score... and does.

Sudden death time...

Ashley Young uses all his experience to put Ipswich 3-2 up, smashing into the top left corner.

Idris Odutayo then sends Christian Walton the wrong way to make it 3-3.

Ben Johnson puts Ipswich ahead for the first time, firing into the bottom right corner, with Sam Long falling the other way.

Jude Arthurs drills down the middle to make it 2-2.

Sammie Szmodics coolly finds the bottom corner to get Ipswich on the board, sending Sam Long the wrong way.

Ashley Charles, second up for Bromley, is denied by Christian Walton, diving to his left this time.

All square.

Ipswich are first up, but George Hirst, who scored a spot-kick in the Championship at Birmingham on Friday night, is denied by Sam Long, diving to his right.

Michael Cheek, is first up for the hosts, and sends Christian Walton the wrong way.

Advantage Ravens...

A pretty lifeless game in which Walsall, having made 10 changes, hung in there to take us to penalties.

Jonny Stuttle blazed his penalty over and Albert Adomah had his saved by Jack Bonham while Sam Hornby did save from Divin Mubama but it was Bonham who stepped up to beat his opposite number and win it for the home side.

Jamie Donley hit the bar for Stoke in normal time while Stuttle came close twice in injiury time.

In the other penalty shootouts, AFC Wimbledon beat Gillingham and Rotherham beat Salford.

Ouch - Albert Adomah, the Walsall skipper tonight, has his effort saved by Jack Bonham.

And it's Jack Bonham who smashes in Stoke's fifth spot-kick and through they go!

Ebou Adams slots one down the middle for Derby and Karlan Grant needs to score to keep the Baggies in it.

But it's saved! Derby are through to round two!