Burnley boss Sean Dyche made seven changes to the line-up that started both Premier League games this season. New signing Marvin Sordell was handed his first start in attack, while last season's leading goalscorer Danny Ings drops to the bench.

Burnley: Gilks; Trippier, Long, Shackell (c), Ward; Kightly, Jones, Arfield, Wallace; Sordell, Barnes. Subs: Heaton, Duff, Reid, Mee, Taylor, Ings, Jutkiewicz.

Sheffield Wednesday: Kirkland; Mattock, Semedo, Palmer, Lees, Zayatte, Coke, Helan, Maghoma, Madine, Maguire. Subs: Westwood, Loovens, May, McCabe, Corry, Floro, Nuhiu.

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Nottingham Forest:, external Here come the teams...

Same scenes up and down the country with 17 of tonight's 20 League Cup games about to get under way.

We've got a 10 minute delay to kick-off at the Liberty. We're not sure why, but that one will get under way at 19:55 BST.

Wayne Rooney on Twitter: , external"Welcome to Manchester United Angel di Maria #excited."

We asked for your thoughts on Robbie Savage's claims that Manchester United's team against Sunderland was the worst in the Premier League era.

Stephen Shaw:, external Worst United ever? Slightly unfair on De Gea. That's all though.

Matt Bennett:, external What does Savage know ? He would make any 'Worst XI' in Premier League history.

Woof The Woof:, external The more United spend and the worse they get, the funnier the whole farce becomes!

West Brom changes with new signing Brown Ideye starting. It is a strong squad. Meanwhile Oxford United have Will Hoskins on the bench after an 18-month lay-off with injury.

West Brom: Myhill, Wisdom, Dawson, McAuley, Davidson, Yacob, Baird, Berahino, Sessegnon, Brunt, Ideye. Subs: Foster, Olsson, Morrison, Gamboa, O'Neil, Mulumbu, Roofe.

Oxford Utd: Crocombe, Riley, Mullins, Wright, Newey, Collins, Ruffels, Rose, Hylton, Brown, Morris. Subs: Stevens, Meades, Raynes, Potter, Hunt, Jakubiak, Hoskins.

It was goals galore in the first round of the Capital One Cup as 110 goals were scored over 35 games.

Those included a 6-6 thriller between Dagenham and Brentford, with the latter winning on penalties. Will tonight's ties be able to match up?

Millwall: Forde, Hoyte, Williams, Webster, Briggs, Powell, Abdou, Chaplow, Gueye, Marquis, Easter. Subs: Gregory, Gerrar, Onyedinma, O'Brien, Goodman, Siafa, Thompson.

Southampton: Forster, Clyne, Yoshida, Fonte, Targett, Ward-Prowse, Steven Davis, Wanyama, Isgrove, Pelle, Long. Subs: Kelvin Davis, Gardos, Ramirez, Tadic, Taider, Cork, Stephens.

Referee: Dean Whitestone (Northamptonshire)

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BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at stadiummk: "Plenty of Asian press here and they're pretty pleased to see Shinji Kagawa start for Manchester United. The first appearance of the season for Jonny Evans after a leg injury is welcome news to Louis van Gaal, who has defensive problems.

"MK Dons have named a side you'd expect to see from them every weekend. Highly-rated teenage midfielder Deli Alli starts, while on-loan Arsenal striker Benik Afobe is on the bench."

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"(Louis van Gaal) seems to want to go 3-5-2 even though it isn't the only option left to him. (Angel di Maria) will play in the three central - to the left - not as a full-back.

"I understand United's central defence and central midfield have been problem but there are certain question marks that aren't fitting just yet. United still haven't really got the players you want to take you where you want to go. Will Di Maria address that problem? They need two or three others."

The Manchester United and MK Dons players are out on the pitch and going through their warm-ups, while the stands are filling up nicely.

It will be historic day for MK Dons, with the club set for its largest home crowd in its 11-year history. A record 29,000 is expected to descend on stadiummk, with supporters having queued around the ground during the early hours of Tuesday morning to buy tickets.

"A game like Man United brings out an awful lot of people that maybe sat on the fence before," said MK Dons chairman Pete Winkelman. "I think people will be amazed at the potential that Milton Keynes has."

BBC Sport's Chris Osborne at stadiummk: "So missing out on Champions League football was kind of a big deal for Manchester United this season. But the fact that this is the first time in 19 years that United have entered the League Cup as early as the second round is also a reflection of their failures last season. It didn't end well on that occasion either - they were beaten 4-3 on aggregate by minnows York City.

"MK Dons hope to play the role of the Minstermen this time around. There has been a buzz around the town ever since the draw. stadiummk will be sold out for the first time - about 28,000 are expected - and it is undoubtedly the biggest match in the club's 11-year history."

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There are 50 teams in the second round of the League Cup - 13 from the Premier League, 19 from the Championship, 13 from League One and five from League Two.

Seven teams beat higher-league opposition to reach the second round. Those were Scunthorpe United, Oxford United, Burton Albion, Crawley Town, Portsmouth, Shrewsbury Town and Northampton Town.

The 6-6 draw between Dagenham and Brentford in the first round was the joint-highest scoring game in League Cup history.

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Sean Dyche's Burnley head into this tie looking to get back to winning ways following back to back defeats on their return to the Premier League this season.

Meanwhile, Sheffield Wednesday extended their unbeaten start in the Championship to four matches with a narrow win against Middlesbrough at the Riveside Stadium on Saturday. The Owls are also unbeaten in their last eight trips to Turf Moor in all competitions.

Swindon: Foderingham, Turnbull, Nathan Thompson, Branco, Byrne, Luongo, Kasim, Louis Thompson, Brad Smith, Michael Smith, Williams. Subs: Gladwin, Waldon, Barker, Barthram, Belford, Marshall, Holland.

Brighton: Ankergren, Calderon, Hughes, Dunk, Chicksen, Ince, Forster-Caskey, Crofts, LuaLua, Adrian Colunga, O'Grady. Subs: Stockdale, Teixeira, McCourt, Maksimenko, Toko, Bennett, Gardner.

Referee: Andrew Madley (West Yorkshire)

Scunthorpe: Olejnik, Nolan, Addison, Canavan, Williams, Adelakun, McAllister, Bishop, Hawkridge, McSheffrey, Madden. Subs: Featherstone, Dawson, Sparrow, Taylor, Weaver, Wootton, Llera.

Reading: Federici, Gunter, Cooper, Pearce, Cummings, Blackman, Akpan, Kuhl, Mackie, Cox, Tanner. Subs: Edwards, Taylor, Andersen, Long, Griffin, Stacey, Fosu.

Referee: Kevin Wright (Cambridgeshire)

If its goals you're after tonight, you might want to keep an eye on the clash at Glanford Park. Reading's last seven League Cup matches have produced 41 goals. That's an average of almost six a game. Five is the minimum we expect!

Middlesbrough: Konstantopoulos, Husband, Ayala, Hines, Damia, Whitehead, Clayton, Nsue, Tomlin, Adomah, Fewster. Subs: Friend, Leadbitter, Garcia, Ledesma, Reach, Omeruo, Mejias.

Preston: Jones, Wiseman, Clarke, King, Ben Davies, Welsh, Browne, Kilkenny, Hayhurst, Hugill, Laird. Subs: Kevin Davies, Gallagher, Garner, Woods, Little, Stuckmann, Brownhill.

Referee: Mark Haywood (W Yorkshire)

Crewe: Garratt, Tootle, Dugdale, Ray, Guthrie, Turton, Atkinson, Nolan, Waters, Oliver, Inman. Subs: Shearer, Cooper, Saunders, Molyneux, Leigh, Haber, Grant.

Bolton: Lonergan, Threlkeld, Mills, Dervite, Ream, Feeney, Pratley, Trotter, Lester, Wilkinson, Beckford. Subs: Mason, Danns, Hughes, Lee, Wheater, Kamara, Fitzsimons.

Fulham manager Felix Magath makes five changes to the side that lost 5-1 to Derby on Saturday, but there was still no place for new-signing Tiago Casasola, who arrived from Argentine side Boca Juniors at the weekend. Former England captain Scott Parker and £11m forward Ross McCormack both start.

Brentford boss Mark Warburton also shuffled his pack, making seven changes from the team that drew 1-1 against Birmingham at the weekend, with this season's leading goalscorer Stuart Dallas (three) starting up front.

Brentford: Button, Odubajo, Dean, Tarkowski, Bidwell, Jota, Toral, Tebar, Dallas, Smith, Proschwitz. Subs: Hogan, Bonham, Gray, Diagouraga, Reeves, Moore, O'Shaughnessy.

Fulham: Bettinelli, Voser, Hutchinson, Burn, Stafylidis, Hoogland, Parker, David, Ryan Williams, McCormack, Woodrow. Subs: Fotheringham, Bodurov, Eisfeld, Roberts, Dembele, Chihi, Joronen.