Three games as first round of the EFL Cup concludes
FT: Hull City 1-2 Sheffield Wednesday
FT: Plymouth Argyle 3-0 Cheltenham Town
FT: Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
Second round EFL Cup draw to come as 13 Premier League teams and Burnley and Luton enter competition
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds
It's a mass exodus from Elland Road.
There's a lot of people leaving. And to be fair, it's not a performance worth paying for.
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
This will be Middlesbrough's first win here at Leeds in just over 13 years.
The last time they won here in August 2011 Marvin Emnes grabbed the winner and now Boro midfielder Jonny Howson was one of two Leeds players sent off.
Into the final five minutes.
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
That sums up Leeds' night.
Georginio Rutter gets his dancing feet going on the inside right and smacks a great shot across the keeper and against the post.
The ball comes back to Joel Piroe but he can't sort his feet and sends it into the fans.
Hull City 1-2 Sheff Wed
Ten crazy minutes and then 80 far more subdued ones.
The home side took the lead in the opening minute through debutant Charlie McNeill.
Marvin Melam marked his first City start with a goal a few minutes later but parity barely lasted 60 seconds as McNeill got his second after a miskick by Tigers goalkeeper Anthony Racioppi left him with an open goal.
Thereafter? Not too much to write home about.
Wednesday two wins from two this season.
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
Oh, this isn't what Leeds want to see.
Middlesbrough bring on Micah Hamilton and in-form striker Emmanuel Latte Lath.
The latter has scored in his past seven league appearances for Boro.
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
Mark Drury
BBC Tees commentator
"Olés" have broken out in the stands.
It's a festival for those Boro fans here tonight.
FT: Plymouth 3-0 Cheltenham
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park
So in the end a convincing win for the Pilgrims as Wayne Rooney's second half changes made the difference.
A first victory under the belt for Rooney that was met with great applause and cheers from the Home Park faithful.
Is this the start of things to come? They will have sterner tests than this in the future.
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
Barring the miracle of miracles this will be one win from six in their past half dozen games here at Elland Road.
It's a much-changed Whites side tonight but the way they have crumbled this half has not been a pretty thing for their fans to see.
Into the last 12 minutes in West Yorkshire and the away fans are pulling out the 'oles'.
Plymouth 3-0 Cheltenham
Image source, Rex FeaturesPlymouth secure their first win of the season and Wayne Rooney's first in seven competitive matches as a manager!
Rooney congratulates his players and applauds the fans, with those chants of his name audible again and fireworks going off in the distance.
Cheltenham proved more stubborn than the scoreline might suggest and would gone ahead had a rebound off a post and home goalkeeper Conor Hazard from Ethon Archer's strike gone their way during the first half.
As it is, Ben Waine, Ryan Hardie and Mustapha Bundu's goals give their side the result they needed following Sunday's thumping at Sheffield Wednesday.
Their reward is a place in the second round - we'll have the draw coming up shortly.
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
There are more goals in this.
Josh Coburn smashes a crisp low shot across goal that Leeds keeper Karl Darlow manages to turn away and then Anfernee Dijksteel, who has morphed into Cafu over the course of this game, cracks an effort over the bar from range.
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
Mark Drury
BBC Tees commentator
Wow.
What a night for Boro here at Elland Road.
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
Double change from the away side.
Finn Azaz and George McCormick are on for Boro.
It's a debut for the latter.
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
Luke Ayling is boked for a foul on Willy Gnonto and Georginio Rutter (yeah, not sure how he managed that).
From the resultant free kick Leeds nearly get one back but Matt Clarke blocks Joel Piroe's shot.
Plymouth 3-0 Cheltenham
The scoreline is perhaps a little harsh for Cheltenham's efforts. Joel Colwill tries to improve the situation with a rising shot from just inside the penalty area.
Conor Hazard springs into action to tip the effort over his crossbar and keep his clean sheet intact. Excellent goalkeeping.
Josh Coburn (67 mins)
Image source, PA MediaGame over.
My word, what a performance from the visitors this half and as for Leeds? Yikes.
It comes from the Boro right and it's so, so easy for them.
Isaiah Jones gives it to Alex Gilbert and gets it back and looks to do what Anferenee Dijksteel did after cutting inside off that flank.
His shot is deflected on this occasion but Josh Coburn is on hand to slam the loose ball home.
Leeds 0-2 Middlesbrough
FIVE subs by Leeds.
Repeat, a quintuple sub by the home side.
Forwards Georginio Rutter and Willy Gnonto are among those coming on.
Mustapha Bundu (83 mins)
Lovely strike from substitute Mustapha Bundu!
Wayne Rooney's changes have paid dividends. Ibrahim Cissoko again creates danger on the left, entering the penalty area and performing a succession of stepovers before feeding Bali Mumba with his back to goal.
Mumba lays the ball off to Bundu, who sends a crisp first-time finish beyond the diving Joe Day. Plymouth are firmly on course for the second round now.
Leeds 0-2 Middlesbrough
It's almost game, set and match!
Isaiah Jones burst forward down the inside right for Middlesbrough with Leeds having pushed up high.
The wing-back takes a heavy touch before shooting and clips his effort wide under pressure.
Ryan Hardie (80 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesPlymouth's wait of almost six months to win by more than a goal may be coming to an end!
Netherlands Under-21 international Ibrahim Cissoko, who's on loan from Toulouse, sends perhaps the best cross of the night in from the left, finding Ryan Hardie with a low delivery which allows the forward to slot in with ease.
Cheltenham have around 10 minutes in which to keep their EFL Cup campaign alive.
Delano Burgzorg (60 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe away side double their money!
Boro have been super this half and they are good value for this lead.
The home side cough up possession way too easily just into the Middlesbrough half and Josh Coburn plays the ball straight up to Delano Burgzorg.
The former Huddersfield loanee cuts inside and doesn't get the cleanest contact on his shot but it takes a deflection and flies in.
LONG way back for Leeds now.
