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
Hull City 1-2 Sheff Wed
Liam Millar, who was caught in possession for Wednesday's first goal in the opening minute, looks to make amends but the City man's shot is comfortably saved by Pierce Charles in the Owls goal.
Leeds 0-0 Middlesbrough
Leeds have given starts tonight to a couple of players who had looked to be on their way out of the club.
Max Wober and Brenden Arronson both left on season-long loans in the summer of 2023 after relegation to the Championship, with fans not overly impressed with the manner of their exits.
However, neither loan worked out and the duo are back in West Yorkshire and back in the team tonight.
USA international Aaronson scored a late equaliser and then blew a great chance to get a winner in an action-packed cameo in the 3-3 draw with Portsmouth on Saturday.
Leeds 0-0 Middlesbrough
Paul Addison
BBC Radio Tees
It’s been an energetic and entertaining game so far. Good pace and a good watch.
Plymouth 0-0 Cheltenham
Image source, Rex FeaturesPlymouth are pushing. Ryan Hardie and Darko Gyabi both have shots blocked from the left either side of a corner for the hosts.
They've had seven of the eight shots between these sides in pursuit of a first goal of the Wayne Rooney era - but only one of those has been on target.
Leeds 0-0 Middlesbrough
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe away side pressing now.
Delano Burgzorg's shot is eventually turned around for a corner and Anfernee Dijksteel sees a header drift across goal and wide.
Hull City 1-2 Sheff Wed
Lee Bullen
Former Sheffield Wednesday caretaker manager on BBC Radio Sheffield
Charlie McNeil has been excellent but he just under hits his pass and Hull almost pounced on it.
Hull City 1-2 Sheff Wed
The ball's in the net for the fourth time tonight but this one won't stand.
Tyrell Sellars-Fleming finishes well for the home side but the flag is up.
Plymouth 0-0 Cheltenham
The first card of the evening at Home Park goes to Cheltenham midfielder Tom Pett, who brings down Bali Mumba as the wideman tries to burst clear.
Plymouth 0-0 Cheltenham
Ryan Hardie has already tested Joe Day but the Cheltenham goalkeeper has little to worry about from a free-kick in a promising position near the penalty area to the right of centre.
The Scottish forward scoops his effort well over the crossbar.
Leeds 0-0 Middlesbrough
Image source, Rex FeaturesGood start from the home side.
The Whites attack with real intent and the ball is moved from right to left across the area where Junior Firpo sees his shot well saved by Sol Brynn in the Boro goal.
Plymouth 0-0 Cheltenham
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park
You feel a goal is not far off for Plymouth Argyle.
The Pilgrims have had two or three decent chances while Ben Waine put the ball in the net only for it to be disallowed after Callum Wright was offside.
Michael Flynn has already sent his Cheltenham subs out for a warm-up...
Leeds 0-0 Middlesbrough
The final match of the first round begins, where two former winners of this competition are vying to go through.
Stay with us for all the latest from Elland Road.
Hull 1-2 Sheff Wed
Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield
The Hull manager walks back to his bench with two fingers to his head. They’re certainly not using theirs at the moment.
Charlie McNeill (10 mins)
What on EARTH is going on?!
Seconds after getting level Hull City are behind again.
Charlie McNeill is on a debut hat-trick inside 15 minutes.
The former Manchester United man gets in after a big error by Tigers goalkeeper Anthony Racioppi and rolls the ball into the empty net.
Hull 1-1 Sheff Wed
Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield
It’s a ball over the top and a mistake from the defence.
A really good finish but it’s come after complete domination for Wednesday.
Leeds v Middlesbrough (20:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's 20 years since Middlesbrough tasted success in this competition.
Michael Carrick led them to the semi-finals last season and they even led 1-0 after the first leg of the semi-final against Chelsea before succumbing to a 6-1 defeat at Stamford Bridge.
Meanwhile, Leeds, who lost to Aston Villa in the 1996 League Cup final, are looking to get their home form back on track.
After nearly going the whole of last season unbeaten in front of their own fans Daniel Farke's side have only won one of their past five games at Elland Road.
Both of these sides are using tonight's game to help tune up players who didn't see any/much action on Saturday, with eight changes from the hosts and just the seven from the visitors.
Marvin Mehlem (9 mins)
Image source, PA MediaWhat a start!
Sheffield Wednesday have had plenty of chances to make it 2-0 but it is the home side who have scored the game's second goal.
A ball is played up the middle towards Marvin Mehlem and it's misjudged by the Owls defence to allow the Hull man to finish coolly for his first goal for the club.
Plymouth 0-0 Cheltenham
Ryan Hardie turns inside the penalty area on the right for Plymouth and fizzes in a shot that is beaten away by Joe Day at the goalkeeper's near post!
Cheltenham had the first attempt on target a minute earlier, captain Matt Taylor capitalising on a poor pass from Conor Hazard before sending in a shot which the goalkeeper gathered.
Plymouth Argyle 0-0 Cheltenham
Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park
There were chants of 'Rooney, Rooney' as the Argyle head coach makes his way out at Home Park as Plymouth boss for the first time.
There's a great atmosphere in here tonight - Wayne Rooney will be hoping he can match that with a result.
Hull 0-1 Sheff Wed
Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield
Wednesday could have had a hat-full and we’ve barely had six minutes.
