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Wednesday's EFL Cup action: Tottenham v Doncaster, Newcastle v Bradford, Huddersfield v Man City and Port Vale v Arsenal
Ekitike sent off for Liverpool after celebrating EFL Cup winner on Tuesday
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I do think the rule of getting a yellow card for taking your shirt off is stupid tbh. Let the player celebrate
Richard
Scores the winning goal. Gets immediately sent off - against a Championship side. Silly but undeniably entertaining.
Nix
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OK, players know the rules, taking a shirt off in celebration will earn a yellow card.
All too often they are willing to take the punishment, and this is not the first time it has led to an early bath.
If a player has already been shown a yellow card then the referee is left with no choice.
But do you think the laws of the game are right on this issue?
Thumbs up if you think players should be shown a yellow card for excessive goal celebrations, or thumbs down if you don't.
Liverpool 2-1 Southampton
Hugo Ekitike has hit the ground running at Liverpool since his £69m summer signing from Eintracht Frankfurt, scoring five goals in his first eight appearances.
But the £125m arrival of Sweden front man Alexander Isak from Newcastle on deadline day has put pressure on his place in the starting line-up.
Isak is being eased into action after missing pre-season training, but scored his first goal for Liverpool after starting Tuesday's Carabao Cup tie at home to Southampton.
After getting off the mark, Isak was replaced by Ekitike at half-time.
The France striker had already picked up a booking for dissent, for throwing the ball away in frustration, when he was put through by Federico Chiesa in the 85th minute to side-foot the winner into an empty net.
Ekitike, 23, instinctively took his shirt off in celebration, reminding fans of the name and number on the back of his shirt.
But his joy was short-lived...
Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool 2-1 Southampton
Hugo Ekitike went on social media on Tuesday night to apologise: "I was so excited to help the team achieve another victory here in our home for my first Carabao Cup match.
"The emotion got the better of me. My apologies to all the Red family. Thanks to the fans who always support us and to my team-mates for this victory!"
Liverpool 2-1 Southampton
Image source, ReutersHugo Ekitike's sending-off led to some confusion over whether the Liverpool striker would be suspended for this weekend's Premier League game at Crystal Palace, or the next round of the EFL Cup only.
Unfortunately for Liverpool fans - and many Fantasy Premier League players - the one-match ban is applied for the next game - so Saturday's trip to Selhurst Park.
That means British record signing Alexander Isak might make his first league start for the Reds, after scoring the opening goal in Tuesday night's 2-1 win over Southampton at Anfield.
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Bad Hugo. Bad bad bad Hugo
Mr Wood
Liverpool 2-1 Southampton
Gary Rose
BBC Sport reporter
On a night when Liverpool celebrated the goalscoring arrival of their record signing Alexander Isak, a moment of madness has proved costly for their other in-form forward.
Hugo Ekitike scored the winner in Tuesday's 2-1 victory against Southampton to progress to the fourth round of the Carabao Cup.
But, caught up in the moment of his 85th-minute goal, striker Ekitike removed his shirt and held it up to the Liverpool fans in celebration.
He most likely knew he would get booked for that and was happy it was a price worth paying, but what he had seemingly forgotten is that he had already been shown a yellow card...
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Image source, Getty ImagesRight, let's get into some of Tuesday night's main talking points, starting with Liverpool's hero of the hour, Hugo Ekitike, and his match-winning moment of madness...
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Newcastle ended a 70-year wait to win a domestic trophy last season when they beat favourites Liverpool in the final of the EFL Cup in March.
Could that be your club this season?
If you are a fan of one of the 20 teams still left in the competition, please get in touch and tell us how you are feeling about your side's chances
And for the neutrals out there, tell us who you would like to see win the trophy, and why.
The draw for the fourth round will take place tonight at around 22:00 BST, after the conclusion of the televised tie between Port Vale and Arsenal on Sky Sports.
The last-16 ties will be played on the week commencing Monday, 27 October.
All kick-off times 19:45 BST unless stated
There are still four places in the last 16 up for grabs.
Here are the remaining third-round ties:
This season's Carabao Cup third round has been played over two weeks, with four ties taking place last week, eight on Tuesday and another four tonight.
Every division of the English Football League will be represented in the last 16, along with at least seven teams from the Premier League.
Here is a reminder of the teams that have made it through:
A bumper eight third-round ties were played on Tuesday.
Click on the scores to read the reports:
Welcome to another day of the latest football news, match reaction and build-up.
Stick with us as we assess the fall-out from Tuesday night's Carabao Cup action and look forward to tonight's final four ties of the third round.
We now know 12 of the teams in the last 16, but who will join them?