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So, that completes the Carabao Cup round four fixture list. Newcastle will face Chelsea in the week commencing 28 October.

Here is the full draw:

Brentford v Sheffield Wednesday

Southampton v Stoke

Tottenham v Manchester City

Newcastle v Chelsea

Manchester United v Leicester

Brighton v Liverpool

Preston v Arsenal

Aston Villa v Crystal Palace

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Well done Newcastle. Rested a few players, looked okay tonight.

Wimbledon can go back to League Two and concentrate on the main thing, promotion to the next division, which to me they look capable of doing.

A deserved victory for Newcastle despite being unable to convert one of their many efforts in open play.

They had 18 shots, four on target.

The Wimbledon players clap their travelling supporters. Could they have gone for it a bit more? Always tough to come to a Premier League ground and do that but they can be proud of that defensive display.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Newcastle were the better team, they controlled the game, they had a few chances, they never looked like losing it. However I felt sorry for Johnnie Jackson.

A crazy week for the new version of the crazy gang but they fought, they battled, they have got some great personalities in that team.

That will be that at St James' Park. A deserved win for Newcastle but a brilliant defensive performance by League Two Wimbledon.

The Magpies will face Chelsea in the fourth round.

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Wimbledon have a throw in. Riley Harbottle launches it into the area, it pings around then comes back out to Harbottle who has a shot but his effort is weak and a simple save for Odysseas Vlachodimos.

That is surely that?

Is there one last chance in this for Wimbledon?

It's difficult to imagine that happening at the minute as Newcastle continue to dominate and look confident in possession.

We'll have five minutes added on at the end of the match. Five minutes for the visitors to salvage something.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Every single one of them has worked hard. It has been a hard night but how long are they going to get?

How long are they going to get to have a little bit of a dig at Newcastle United?

A last roll of the dice for Johnnie Jackson's AFC Wimbledon. Off come James Tilley, Myles Hippolyte and Josh Kelly. On come James Furlong, Alistair Smith and Josh Kelly.

For Newcastle, goalscorer Fabian Schar makes way for Dan Burn.

Brave goalkeeping from Owen Goodman. He comes right out of his goal to meet William Osula and prevents the shot.

Wimbledon have defended valiantly at times but they just haven't got the energy here to muster an attack.

Odysseas Vlachodimos has barely touched the ball since he came on at half-time.

It's been a very quiet debut for the Greek keeper.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

He's done well [Joe Lewis]. You almost smile when you see him playing because he's got great physicality. He is so whole-hearted in every single thing he does back there.

I think Lewis has been one of the best players on the park, certainly in a blue jersey.

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Joe Lewis lumps the ball away from his own penalty area for the umpteenth time this evening.

Newcastle still struggling to make the most of their dominance.

Wimbledon have still not had a single shot in the game. But while it is only one goal, there is still a chance.

Remember there's no extra time here and we will go straight to penalties if it's a tie.

Nervy moment for Newcastle supporters as Fabian Schar lands awkwardly and is left clutching his left ankle.

It looks like he's going to be fine to continue, which is good news for Eddie Howe, who is already missing several defenders.

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Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Osula, that sort of work rate he put in, that battling.

You hear the reaction around this ground, that's what they want first and foremost.

The skills can come later, as long as he's got the passion for that black and white shirt they'll love him.

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The tempo has increased slightly since the Newcastle substitutions. They zip it around the area but it comes to Fabian Schar who decides to have a shot, which flies over the bar.