It is a lip-smacker of a draw for sure.

Looking forward to it already.

That is it though for tonight - an evening on which Celtic spiraled out of the Champions League qualifiers and Watford fell victim to Preston in the Capital One Cup.

See you around the bend.

Meanwhile Aston Villa midfielder Gary Gardner, on loan at Nottingham Forest, is relishing the renewal of second-city rivalries.

Arsenal have been drawn to play arch rivals Tottenham in the third round and it seems Gunners midfielder Aaron Ramsey is up for the challenge...

And there is a tasty supporting cast of matches to those two enormous local grudge matches.

League One Walsall roll out the red carpet for Jose and his Chelsea Premier League champions, while League Two Carlisle have a trip to Anfield to mark down in the calendar.

Manchester United could have got easier opposition than Championship leaders Ipswich as well.

Stoke manager Mark Hughes speaking to Sky Sports: 

"We didn't expect it to got to penalties. We should be good enough to see the game out but we switched off, gave them one chance and they took it to extra time. Credit to them. 

"You always worry when it goes to penalties but that was one of the better penalty competitions I have seen. We will get better. The order of the day was to get through and we have done that."

Well, well, well.

Derby central.

Tottenham and Arsenal meet in a north London dust-up and Aston Villa and Birmingham clash at Villa Park.

Peter Enckelman? Danny Rose? Who is about to write their name in local history?

These matches will be played on the week commencing 21 September.

Fulham v Stoke

Sunderland v Man City

Newcastle v Sheffield Wednesday

Reading v Barnsley or Everton

Preston v Bournemouth

Walsall v Chelsea

MK Dons v Southampton

The season nearly got worse for West Brom, who are bottom of the Premier League, but they held their nerve and James Chester takes the decisive spot-kick for the home side.

Middlesbrough v Wolves

Norwich v West Brom

Hull v Swansea

Leicester v West Ham

Aston Villa v Birmingham

Tottenham v Arsenal

Manchester United v Ipswich

Liverpool v Carlisle

Crystal Palace v Charlton

Right, let's see what the third round is going to look like...

Stoke striker Jonathan Walters speaking to Sky Sports:  "You feel for the lad because it a pressure situation and Luton have equipped themselves well tonight. We wish them all the best for the rest of this season."

Walters refused to be drawn on speculation linking him with a move to Norwich. The 31-year-old's current contract expires at the end of this season.

The second game of the night goes to spot-kicks as the game between West Brom and Port Vale at The Hawthorns ends goalless.

We have another game going to penalties.

Image source, Reuters

Kenilworth Road rise to applaud their players. 

A fully deserved ovation.

Cameron keeps his nerve to send Stoke into the third round.

Luton blink first as Griffths hits the crossbar.

Lucky. Goes for power down the middle and the keeper diving low to his right can't keep it out.

Keeper Shay Given tries to wait as long as possible but can't keep out Smith's spot-kick.

Diouf level and the keepers better get ready the way this is going.

Sudden death and O'Donnell is another who takes an impressive spot-kick.