Text us on 81111published at 22:02 British Summer Time 24 September 2014
John in Gerrards Cross: Alan Pardew has seen the draw and had just enough time to concede the equaliser and avoid a trip to the Etihad
Man City hammer Sheff Wed 7-0
West Brom beat Hull in 3-2 thriller
Chelsea, Spurs & Brighton through
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John in Gerrards Cross: Alan Pardew has seen the draw and had just enough time to concede the equaliser and avoid a trip to the Etihad
Extra-time is under way at Selhurst Park and Dwight Gayle shrugs off Jack Colback and cracks in a low shot wide. Palace out for goals.
Nottingham Forest manager Stuart Pearce: "We had a game plan. We went in to defend deep and counter attack and I was very proud of the way we imparted that on the game.
"We showed this club is going in the right direction and it is a very healthy place to be at the moment.
"Some of these players needed first-team football and I'm not sure if I'd have fielded another side whether I'd have seen a better performance. A few players here showed me they are ready to start again on Saturday."
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What are the highlights there then? Shrewsbury v Chelsea leaps out while one of MK Dons or Sheffield United will be in the last eight.
We go to extra-time! There had to be one.
What a turnaround! West Brom face Bournemouth away.
We are having some extra-time tonight. Sullay Kaikai - great name - scores on his Crystal Palace debut.
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew did not need this.
Man City v Crystal Palace or Newcastle
Fulham v Derby
Liverpool v Swansea
MK Dons v Sheffield United
Bournemouth v West Brom
Shrewsbury v Chelsea
Tottenham v Brighton
Stoke v Southampton
Into four minutes of added time at Selhurst Park...
Drama at the Hawthorns...
Incredible. Silvestre Varela plays in Saido Berahino, who scores the winner from close range.
Wow! Centre-half Gareth McAuley volleys home from 10 yards to level the scores late on.
Almost a leveller as Seb Blanco's deflected 20-yard strike goes marginally wide of the left post!
You'll be able to catch up on all of the action from tonight, plus last night's penalty drama at Anfield, in the League Cup Show.
Manish Bhasin is your host, join him online and on BBC One.
The timing of the show is varied depending on where you are watching from:
The League Cup Show, 23:10 - 00:25, BBC One, 23:10 - 00:25 BBC One Scotland, 23:45 - 01:00 BBC One Wales & 00:10 - 01:20 BBC One NI
Emma Gregory: , externalSeven goals in one half. Holy moly... I'd be happy if Newcastle scored 7 goals in 7 games.
Daniel Woodley:, external Ryan Mason changed the game. A breath of fresh air and a link between midfield and attack. Needs to play more often