Five games are now under way. That includes; Brentford v Leyton Orient, Everton v Southampton,Preston v Fulham, Blackpool v Sheffield Wednesday, and Queens Park Rangers v Crystal Palace.

Just Manchester United against Barnsley to come at 20:00 BST.

Stay tuned for updates.

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Lovely football from the managerless Championship side - on-loan Liverpool man Lewis Koumas unlocks Fleetwood with a sweet backheel and Andy Moran leathers a shot against the crossbar from the edge of the area.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

Obviously no chance of a draw tonight as the game goes straight to penalties but this is Barnsley's first Old Trafford visit since probably their most favourite one (at least for anyone under 100 given they won here in 1923-24).

Against a United side containing Ryan Giggs, Teddy Sheringham and Peter Schmeichel, Barnsley claimed a famous FA Cup fifth round draw, setting up a replay at Oakwell.

Barnsley won a thriller 3-2 in 1998, with John Hendrie scoring the opener and Scott Jones netting twice (he only scored seven in total for the club).

Indeed, that's the end of Harrison Holgate's evening. He's helped from the pitch as the League Two side send on Kayden Hughes.

An early injury worry for Fleetwood as defender Harrison Holgate twists his knee making a challenge on the lively Million Manhoef. That looks painful.

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva was speaking to the media before his side's Carabao Cup game against Preston.

The Cottagers reached the semi-finals of the competition last season, losing to eventual champions Liverpool.

On taking the Carabao Cup seriously: "Last season gave us a taste for the competition. We know what we are capable of, but we also know what can happen if we are not fully focused and committed."

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A sparse crowd at the 365 as we get tonight's action under way...

Manchester United

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Erik ten Hag says Manchester United will be taking their Carabao Cup tie against Barnsley "very seriously", with the Dutch manager setting his sights on "winning trophies" this season.

In his pre-match news conference, Ten Hag disagreed with former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's comments that trophies are an 'ego thing' and the league is 'most important'.

He added: "I think all the leagues are important. In top football, at the end of the day, it is about winning trophies and hitting targets.

"You set some targets in the season but also longer term ones which you want to grow into, therefore you have a strategy and follow the strategy. You develop and progress the team.

"When you win one of the five leagues then you hit some targets and you have done your job well."

Ten Hag added that he believes playing more games this season, and progressing through cup competitions, will be "very important" for his squad.

"We take it very seriously," he added. "We have to get into the season and to do that you have to work on routines and patterns - it is very important. Many players didn't play together in pre-season, so we have to build those partnerships and we have to build those patterns and routines.

"That is the only way it is possible - is in games - because training time is also very limited when we have to cover so many games, every third day. Training is almost a recovery."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner insists his side are targeting silverware this season as their Carabao Cup campaign resumes.

Palace’s only victory across all competitions so far this season has come in the League Cup, where they beat Norwich to book the short cross-capital journey to Loftus Road.

Glasner said: “I think it’s our duty to take the Carabao Cup very seriously. We want to go in the next round, we will play the Carabao Cup to win it.

“I don’t know if it happens, but it is an all or nothing game. We like those games.

“We could beat Norwich also when it was noisy, and we can beat QPR now, but if we don’t perform at our top level we can also lose.

“They are a Championship team playing at home and we have to be ready.”

Everton

Everton boss Sean Dyche has admitted the domestic cups are "not as important as the league".

The Toffees sit bottom of the Premier League after four losses from their opening four games.

Dyche said: "No disrespect to the cups, they are important, but they are not as important as the league, the league is vital.

"We do need bodies fit so we are going to have to use some bodies that we might not have played.

"We are going to have to use certain players because they need the minutes and need to be there to challenge for us."

Brentford

Brentford head coach Thomas Frank says he wants his side to go on a good cup run.

The Bees' furthest run in the Carabao Cup came in 2020–21 when they reached the semi-finals.

"It is a competition we take very seriously, we have said that for quite a few years," Frank said.

"We want to go on a cup run, to do our best to see how far we can go. We have big respect for Leyton Orient, we know it will be very difficult.

"We know we can lose - just like we did to Gillingham [on penalties in November 2022] - but that is part of football."

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There are eight changes to the Preston North End side.

Josh Bowler makes his first start, and Patrick Bauer returns to the side.

Preston North End XI: Woodman, Lindsay, Bauer, Storey, Kesler-Hayden, Thordarson, Ledson, Frokjaer, Holmes, Bowler, Osmajic.

Subs: Cornell, Whatmough, Hughes, McCann, Whiteman, Okkels, Greenwood, Riis, Stewart.

The whole Fulham starting eleven has been changed by Marco Silva from Saturday's draw against West Ham.

Fulham XI: Benda, Castagne, Diop, Cuenca, Sessegnon, Reed, Berge, Cairney, Wilson, Muniz, Nelson.

Subs: Leno, Tete, Bassey, Lukic, Smith Rowe, Iwobi, King, Godo, Jimenez.

League Two side Fleetwood Town travel to Stoke, aiming to cause a big upset.

In terms of the history books:

• In their two previous games, the Potters won one with the other a draw.
• Their last competitive meeting was in the 2021 League Cup, which ended 2-1 to Stoke.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is not exactly taking it easy tonight.

Fifty million pound man Manuel Ugarte makes his full debut, Casemiro is the captain and Marcus Rashford keeps his place.

There is also a first start of the season for Antony, who cost £82m and needs to start proving why.

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Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has made eight changes to his side for their Carabao Cup game against Barnsley.

With Andre Onana absent from the matchday squad, Altay Bayindir makes his first appearance at Old Trafford.

Midfielder Manuel Ugarte is handed his maiden start after his summer arrival from Paris St-Germain.

Interestingly, Casemiro is named alongside Harry Maguire and Jonny Evans at the back - will he play there?

Manchester United XI: Bayindir; Dalot, Maguire, Casemiro (capt), Evans, Collyer; Ugarte; Antony, Eriksen, Garnacho, Rashford.

Substitutes: Heaton, De Ligt, Martinez, Mazraoui, Fernandes, Mainoo, Amad, Wheatley, Zirkzee.

Barnsley midfielder Adam Phillips starts for the Tykes at Old Trafford on a special night that sees him make his 100th appearance for the club.

Barnsley XI: Slonina; Cotter, Roberts, De Gevigney, O'Keeffe; Phillips, Jalo, Earl, Watters, Yoganathan; Connell (capt).

Substitutes: Killip, Russell, Cosgrove, Benson, Lofthouse, Craig, Marsh, McCarthy, Humphrys.

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There are seven changes to Marti Cifuentes' Queens Park Rangers that drew 1-1 with Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday.

Paul Nardi, Jimmy Dunne, Hevertton Santos, Lucas Andersen, Karamoko Dembele and Michael Frey drop to the bench.

QPR XI: Walsh, Ashby, Cook, Field, Paal, Dixon-Bonner, Varane, Madsen, Saito, Smyth, Celar.

Subs: Nardi, Dunne, Santos, Bennie, Morgan, Dembele, Andersen, Frey, Lloyd.

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner makes three changes from Saturday's 2-2 draw with Leicester.

Eberechi Eze keeps his starting place against his former team, while Jefferson Lerma, Daichi Kamada and Chris Richards come in.

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Munoz, Richards, Guehi, Lacroix, Mitchell, Lerma, Kamada, Eze, Nketiah, Mateta.

Subs: Turner, Ward, Sarr, Schlupp, Clyne, Hughes, Wharton, Umeh, Agbinone.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

Teenage midfielder Harrison Armstrong, 17, makes his first senior start for Everton in a much-changed starting line-up.

There are eight alterations in all from the loss at Aston Villa on Saturday with the likes of Romain Dixon, Orel Mangala and Jake O'Brien getting starts.

Everton XI: Virginia, Dixon, Keane, O'Brien, McNeil, Doucoure, Mangala, Armstrong, Lindstrom, Ndiaye, Beto.

Former Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana starts for Southampton at Goodison Park.

There are 10 changes in all, with on-loan midfielder Lesley Ugochukwu the only survivor from Saturday's 3-0 defeat by Manchester United.

Southampton XI: McCarthy, Bree, Harwood-Bellis, Wood, Taylor, Ugochukwu, Lallana, Aribo, Fraser, Armstrong, Cornet.

There are eightchanges to the Brentford side who lost 2-1 to Manchester City on Saturday.

Sepp van den Berg, Christian Norgaard and Mikkel Damsgaard are the only players to keep their place while Fabio Carvalho and Kevin Schade are among those who come into the side.

Brentford XI: Valdimarsson, Roerslev, van den Berg, Mee, Meghoma, Norgaard, Trevitt, Yarmoliuk, Damsgaard, Carvalho, Schade.

Subs: Cox, Pinnock, Mbuemo, Collins, Lewis-Potter, Konak, Janelt, Ji-soo, Yogane.

Thomas James is the only Leyton Orient player to start from the 1-0 win over Reading at the weekend with manager Richie Wellens making 10 changes.

Josh Keeley makes his debut in goal while Dom Ball makes his first start.

Leyton Orient XI: Keeley, James, Sweeney, Simpson, Cooper, Ball, Warrington, Donley, Perkins, Jaiyesimi, Obiero.

Subs: Hemming, Agyei, Graham, Pratley, Beckles, O'Neill, Galbraith, Kelman, Clare.