Is this hat-trick time? No - brilliant tackle! Cristiano Ronaldo looks to be in on goal but Grzegorz Krychowiak makes a cracking recovery tackle. Both men go down injured but I think they'll both be OK...

BBC Sport's Richard Winton at Old Trafford: "Marouane Fellaini, of all people, gives Louis van Gaal his first home win as Manchester United manager. The Belgian beats goalkeeper Diego Lopez to a Tyler Blackett delivery and lashes into the empty net with the final act of the game."

What a turnaround for Plymouth. They trailed 2-0 after 45 minutes but Reuben Reid, who scored on the stroke of half-time, has added a second to make it 2-2.

Port Vale finally appear to have put the game to bed against Hartlepool, Tom Pope pouncing to give them a 5-2 lead against Hartlepool.

Into the last 10 minutes in the Super Cup, and approaching the last 10 in normal time of 30 of our 32 League Cup ties.

Can the Cobblers hang on? (Other teams are playing...)

After no goals in the first half we have had three already at Molineux and it's the visitors Northampton Town who take a 3-2 lead. Lawson D'Ath scores a second on debut with a looping header and Wolves are stunned.

Number Six:, external believe it or not Boro just like watching the galacticos tonight! Goals after 30 and 49 replicating Ronaldo's two!

Matt Donnelly:, external I think Real could sign anyone and they still wouldn't come close to the impact Ronaldo has made - never known consistency like it.

Some clinical counter-attacking sees Watford take the lead against Stevenage. It's summer recruit Lloyd Dyer who rounds off the move after Diego Fabbrini unselfishly squares to leave him with a simple tap-in.

Nottingham Forest, who are 1-0 up on Tranmere, must now defend their lead with 10 men after Michael Mancienne is dismissed for a second yellow card following a late challenge on Jason Koumas.

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James Rodriguez will get better for Real Madrid, but his night is over. Isco comes on in his place, a man who has seen his route to the first team get a lot harder in recent weeks.

Goal rush at Molineux! Fresh from taking the lead against the run of play teenage striker Ivan Toney makes it 2-0 to League Two Northampton Town before a quickfire double from Championship Wolves pair Nouha Dicko and Sam Ricketts makes it 2-2.

Over at Huish Park Gillingham respond to Yeovil Town's equaliser by grabbing back the lead. Aaron Morris makes it 2-1 to the Gills before Glovers defender Seth Twumasi sees red.

Steady on Liverpool fans, here's the one that got away. Iago Aspas is on for Sevilla.

And then what a save! The first time James Rodriguez has had a shot tonight, crunched in left-footed and Beto makes a crackign one-handed stop.

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Bournemouth have broken down Exeter City's stubborn resistance to take the lead at St James' Park, Scot Bennett shinning in for the Championship side.

Meanwhile, Charlton are running riot against Colchester as a quickfire Lawrie Wilson double makes it 3-0. Huddersfield have pulled one back at Chesterfield, Nahki Wells's goal making it 2-1. Amazingly, Dagenham & Redbridge have pulled it back to 3-3 against Brentford, having been 3-1 down.

Finally, Luton, newly promoted to the Football League, lead Swindon 1-0 with Luke Rooney scoring a penalty against his former side.

Sevilla left-back Fernando Navarro is booked for the most cynical foul you can get. Gareth Bale toes it round him and Navarro just yanks his shirt back. It must be dispiriting getting skinned for pace all night...

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Game, set and match at Boundary Park? Grant Leadbitter and striker Kike have scored for Championship side Middlesbrough to give them a 3-0 lead against Oldham. It's a long way back for the League One side from here.

Hartlepool look to be back in the match at Port Vale, Neil Austin stroking in a penalty to reduce the deficit to 3-2, but Michael Brown swiftly heads in to make it 4-2 to the Valiants.

Three Championship sides are finding it tough going against League Two clubs in the first round of the Cup. Burton are now 2-1 up against Wigan, with Stuart Beavon getting the goal.

Birmingham are still being held 1-1 by Cambridge United, while Brighton are yet to make a breakthrough at home to Cheltenham.

My head has been turned by events at Molineux, but fear not. Not much going on in Cardiff at the moment, that second Cristiano Ronaldo goal has really stifled Sevilla.

Karim Benzema turns in the box to thrash in a low shot which is well saved by Beto. Real could get more if they want them, it appears...

BBC Sport's Richard Winton at Old Trafford: "The Spanish side draw level after 71 minutes with their first real opportunity as Rodrigo Moreno steals in behind Phil Jones to convert a teasing deep delivery. Not clever defending by the England international."

Vintage Lawson D'Ath. You can't give him that much room...

Yeovil Town are back on level terms with Gillingham. Ex-Nottingham Forest midfielder Simon Gillett fires home a free-kick to make it 1-1 at Huish Park.

Elsewhere, after weathering heavy downpours and Wolves pressure (including three disallowed goals), new man Lawson D'Ath comes off the bench to give League Two Northampton Town a surprise lead at soggy Molineux.

BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at Stadium MK: "Daniel Powell's well taken goal will probably have finished off AFC Wimbledon.

"And it would seem some of their fans know it, as about 20 or so of them move to the front of the stand and are confronted by a group of stewards. It looks just about under control."

Gareth Bale takes on three men for pace and beats them all. What an athlete.

Most of the crowd inside the stadium are just wanting a Bale goal to seal the night now.