Real Madrid win Uefa Super Cup in Cardiff
Ronaldo scores brace to beat Sevilla 2-0
League Cup first round - 32 ties
Brentford beat Dag & Red on pens after 6-6 draw
Man Utd win in Van Gaal home debut
Goals are flying in in the games which have gone to extra-time.
Birmingham now lead Cambridge 2-1, Huddersfield are 5-3 up at Chesterfield, It's 5-5 between Dagenham and Brentford and Leyton Orient are 3-2 up at Plymouth.
Five apiece!
Sevilla fans, players and staff are all saying an emotional farewell to tearful left-back Alberto Moreno, who is set to join Liverpool.
Not the way he would have wanted to go but a good move.
Striker Nick Blackman's solo effort looks to have killed the game at the Madejski Stadium where Reading lead Newport County 2-0 - a 20:00 BST kick-off there.
Elsewhere, Gillingham have held on for a 2-1 win in an all-League One clash at Yeovil Town while a shock could be on the cards at the Macron Stadium where League Two Bury lead Championship neighbours Bolton Wanderers 1-0 thanks to Ryan Lowe's first-half strike.
Cristiano Ronaldo stops on his way back down the steps for a quick chat with Sir Alex Ferguson - who signed him for Manchester United on this day in 2003. Fair to say that was a decent buy.
Image source, ReutersIker Casillas hoists yet another trophy above his head - the Uefa Super Cup is in the bag. Gareth Bale gets the biggest cheer of all as the majority of the crowd celebrate Real Madrid's success.
BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at Stadium MK: "Matt Tubbs scores a late consolation from the spot. A couple of dozen AFC Wimbledon fans run on to the pitch to celebrate. I'm not sure why, they've just lost 3-1. They are shepherded off and the MK Dons fans revel in a job well done."
Full-time at Molineux where League Two Northampton Town, inspired by a debut brace from midfielder Lawson D'Ath, defeat Championship Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-2. It's the Cobblers' first win at Wolves' famous home.
Elsewhere, Doncaster Rovers have edged an all-Yorkshire affair at Bootham Crescent with Harry Forrester's strike giving them a 1-0 win over York City.
The Sevilla players collect their Super Cup runners up medals - highly prized I'm sure.
A late Aaron McLean goal is enough to book Bradford's spot in the second round at the expense of Morecambe, while they will be joined in the draw by Middlesbrough, who eased past Oldham 3-0.
Millwall are also in the hat after edging past Wycombe 1-0 thanks to an early Matthew Briggs strike, though the debutant was later sent off. Port Vale thrashed Hartlepool 6-2 and League Two Portsmouth beat League One Peterborough 1-0.
Who's going to extra-time then?
Awittor Fred Kwame:, external Clear intent to retain the Ballon d'Or? Well, tonight's CR7 performance sends a certain Lionel Messi a message!!
Full-time whistles beginning to sound around the country. Check the right of your screen (desktop) or 'scores' tab (mobile) for the latest confirmed results.
Doncaster Rovers striker Harry Forrester scores from just outside the box to give his side a late 1-0 lead at York City.
First trophy of the season for Real Madrid. I doubt it will be their last.
Stoppage time in the League Cup and the Super Cup. Any late drama?
Huddersfield are fighting back at Chesterfield as a Nahki Wells penalty means they trail 3-2 as the game enters the last five minutes.
Brentford look to have broken Dagenham & Redbridge hearts as Andre Gray's late strike means the Bees lead 4-3, while Bournemouth are beating Exeter 2-0.
Swindon have turned things round at Luton. They were trailing 1-0 but two Michel Smith goals means they lead 2-1.
FIVE GAMES going to extra-time as it stands...
A night for Hartlepool to forget at Vale Park, where Port Vale now lead 6-2 thanks to Tom Pope's second goal of the game.
Meanwhile Aaron McLean has given League One Bradford a late 1-0 advantage at Morecambe.
Image source, APTwo minutes to go and Sevilla have just woken up. Iker Casillas has to make a rare save to push the ball clear for a corner...
BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at Stadium MK: "If it wasn't over, it is now. The AFC Wimbledon defence gets in a right muddle and Benik Afobe, on loan from Arsenal, calmly finishes. Those Wimbledon fans who were agitated earlier have pretty given up. It's not worth it lads."
Cristiano Ronaldo is back on the pitch and looks happy enough. He has six minutes to get another treble under his belt.