Jamie Jellis puts Walsall in front by hammering his penalty into the roof of the net.

Bae Jun-Ho makes it 3-3.

Joe Ward's penalty is saved for Derby!

Jayson Molumby then puts one in off the underside of the crossbar for West Brom.

Back level with two scored and two misses each.

Ali Al-Hamadi spurned a glorious chance to win it for Ipswich and Marcus Ifill blazed over for Bromley deep into stoppage-time so this tie will be settled from 12 yards too...

Bromley earned their place in the EFL on spot-kicks in 2024, can they claim a famous scalp in just their second EFL Cup campaign via the same method?

Aden Flint, a former Stoke player, nets his penalty for Walsall.

Divin Mubama has his effort saved by Sam Hornby - we're all square!

Ryan Giles scores to save Hull City for now. But that means there is a chance for Jack Marriott to win it for Wrexham.

Up he steps - and SCORES!

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Kayden Jackson slots home for Derby before Alex Mowatt scores West Brom's first penalty out of three taken.

Still advantage Rams.

Jonny Stuttle blazes his spot-kick over the bar for Walsall.

Stoke's Jamie Donley gives his side the advantage by sending Sam Hornby the wrong way.

Abu Kamara has to score for Hull, and does! That's 3-2, with Ollie Palmer next up for the hosts.

He scored twice in added time and steers in beautifully...

Jamille Matt scores for Walsall from the spot.

Lewis Baker levels things up.

Josh Maja strikes the post for the Baggies. They've missed both their spot kicks!

Kenzo Goudmijn scores first for Derby, but Jed Wallace's for West Brom is saved!

Ben Osborn then hits the post for the Rams!

Elliot Lee buries his penalty for Wrexham, right into the side-netting. And Joel Ndala hits the crossbar for Hull!

Advantage Wrexham...Especially when Josh Windass scores.

James Mclean laces in the first penalty for Wrexham, Kasey Palmer is up for Hull and scores...

We're going to penalties folks.

Jamie Donley thumped an effort off the Walsall crossbar.

The visitors didn't have a single shot on goal in the second period until the 94th minute when substitute Jonny Stuttle had a shot superbly tipped over by Jack Bonham and then fired wide from the subsequent corner.

Gotta love a penalty shoot-out....if you're a neutral...

A famous win for the Bantams, their first at Ewood Park in more than a century.

Ibou Touray's scorching volley after two minutes was worthy of winning any tie but City went 2-0 up inside four minutes when Will Swan rolled into an empty net after an error from teenage debutant keeper Nick Michalski.

Blackburn battled back and Dion De Neve pulled one back just before the break but Sam Walker denied several Rovers chances and made a truly stunning reaction save to keep out Yuki Ohashi's downward header in the dying seconds.

A glorious day for the League One side, a dark one for Rovers and Valerien Ismael.

A clash of heads means we're going beyond the seven minutes added by referee James Bell.

Ashley Phillips is the Stoke man who needs attention.

Walsall goalkeeper Sam Hornby might fancy going to penalties - he won two shoot-outs between the sticks for the Saddlers last season.

Alrighty... we've got penalties at Gillingham, Salford, West Brom and Wrexham...

And probably Stoke and Bromley.

DITTO.

PENALTIES it is.

Todd Cantwell tumbles to turf under pressure from Ibou Touray in the City area but red Anthony Backhouse says nothing doing.

The pressure continues but Kristi Montgomery eventually lashes over the bar.

Bradford are clinging on.

Three minutes...