And that - after a manic last few hours - is that.

You can find all the reports of tonight's League Cup ties here.

Join us again on Wednesday for some more League Cup live text. It can't be as exciting as tonight. Can it? Of course it can.

Cheerio.

Almost half of tonight's 32 ties were upsets...

Where do you start when trying to summarise that?

Four-time League Cup winners Nottingham Forest losing 4-3 to Walsall perhaps? How about Burnley, just relegated from the Premier League, losing to League One Port Vale?

Throw Oxford humiliating Brentford into the mix, plus Luton knocking out Bristol City, Notts County dumping out Huddersfield, Shrewsbury winning at Blackburn and Burton defeating Bolton and you have one very memorable night.

Incredible.

And breathe...

What an evening in the League Cup. 

Seven Championship sides knocked out in the first round by lower league opposition. You can see all the results here.

Could this be year for the minnows.

 James Bree fires Barnsley into round two in the battle of the League One sides.

And still Barnsley and Scunthorpe go on. 6-6 now on penalties, with both sides missing one each.

A masterclass of penalty taking at Scunthorpe with them and Barnsley level at 5-5. Who will lose their nerve?

An absolute horror of a penalty by Accrington's Matt Crooks as he blazes over from 12 yards. A sad way for the League Two side to exit as Championship Hull get away with one.

Another upset as League Two  York beat League One Bradford 4-2 on penalties, while Rochdale beat Coventry on penalties.

Hull and Accrington into sudden death after missing two penalties each.

We have four shootouts going on and Billy Kee has just had a penalty saved for Accrington against Hull. Back level there.

Harry Maguire misses a penalty for Hull. Accrington lead 3-1 in the shootout.

It is also penalties at Scunthorpe.

Penalty shootout at Accrington. Can the League Two side upset Championship Hull?

Another shock as Kevin Osei makes it 3-1 for the League Two side. It's over as well.

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Hull could be the next Championship side to be dumped out as they go into penalties with League Two Accrington. Seven second-tier sides have already gone...

Also penalties at Spotland as Rochdale and Coventry finish 1-1.

Penalties at Bootham Crescent as York and Bradford finish 2-2.

Unbelievable being the right word. League One Walsall scored in the 95th minute to beat Championship Forest 4-3.