Eighteen games in Carabao Cup second round
Five Premier League teams involved
FT: Brighton 4-0 Crawley, FT: Everton 3-0 Doncaster, FT: Leicester 4-0 Tranmere, FT: Birmingham 0-2 Fulham, FT: Palace 4-0 Norwich
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Jay Stansfield (15 mins)
The former Birmingham loanee doubles Fulham's lead!
It's a quality finish from the 21-year-old as well as Jay Stansfield keeps his composure before curling it past the keeper.
The Premier League visitors are in control.
Ryan Graydon (29 mins)
Ryan Graydon gets his second goal of the game as Fleetwood come from behind to lead Rotherham.
It is a fine curling effort and that is four goals in five games this season for the Irishman.
Crystal Palace 1-0 Norwich
The Premier League side are forced into an early change as Chadi Riad picks up an injury and Chris Richards takes his place in defence.
Birmingham City 0-1 Fulham
Stephen Warnock
Former England and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Beautifully worked set-piece by Fulham.
The referee must have felt the defender's arms weren't in a natural position.
Raul Jimenez (penalty, 10 mins)
Raul Jimenez sends the keeper the wrong way and Fulham have the lead. A gift from Birmingham.
Image source, ReutersBrighton 0-0 Crawley
Two chances for Crawley with Bart Verbruggen denying Ronan Darcy and then Josh Flint.
Everton 0-0 Doncaster
Good spell from Doncaster as Jordan Gibson has a free-kick deflected over and Jack Senior forces a fine save from Jordan Pickford with a curling effort.
Crystal Palace 1-0 Norwich
The Championship side come so close to levelling!
Gabriel Forsyth's effort spins against the outside of the post after Dean Henderson had made a good reaction save from Ante Crnac.
Birmingham 0-0 Fulham
A goal-bound shot by Tom Cairney is handled in the box.
Image source, ReutersMakhtar Gueye (Pen 21 mins)
Cool as you like from the Senegalese forward, Makhtar Gueye tucking a penalty home with ease.
Rovers put six past Stockport in round one...
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Why not make the team with the lower league placing always play at home. That would go some levelling things up and mean that if a big team chose to play younger players they run a greater risk of being beaten.
Chris
Daniel Agyei (14 mins)
Leyton Orient, 23rd in League One, have taken the lead against fellow Londoners Millwall with a goal from Daniel Agyei.
It came after a team move involving Lewis Warrington, Zech Obiero and Diallang Jaiyesimi, who passed to Agyei and he jinked on to his left foot and fired home from just inside the penalty area.
Everton 0-0 Doncaster
Everton winger Dwight McNeil has a shot deflected wide in their first moment of note in the game.
Sam Greenwood (14 mins)
Sam Greenwood, on loan from Leeds, has got the first goal of the game, curling in a lovely free-kick into the top corner from 25 yards to give home keeper James Belshaw no chance.
Image source, Getty ImagesDaichi Kamada (2 mins)
That didn't take long!
Jean Philippe Mateta plays Daichi Kamada in behind the Norwich defence and he easily rounds George Long in the Canaries goal and taps into an empty net.
Perfect start for the Premier League side, who have gone very strong for tonight's game.
Image source, PA MediaMileta Rajovic (17 mins)
The Hornets score first in this all-Championship affair.
Scotland international defender Ryan Porteous marauds forward down the Watford right and cuts a cross in to the near post where Mileta Rajovic flicks it in.
Cameron McJannet (18 mins)
Could be a surprise result here as Cameron McJannet heads home his first goal for the club.
Middlesbrough 0-1 Stoke
Stoke are halfway there - Emre Tezgel's early goal the difference at the break.
Image source, Getty ImagesJosh Koroma (16 mins)
Seconds after nearly conceding, the League One side lead.
Josh Koroma's crisp strike gives Huddersfield, who have won all four of their games so far this season, an early advantage.
Zack Nelson (16 mins)
QPR were only ahead for five minutes and it is a lovely half-volley strike from Luton's Zach Nelson from the edge of the area after the hosts failed to clear a left-wing corner.
That's a first senior goal for the 19-year-old and a great way to get it.
