Here's the ball numbers for tonight's EFL Cup draw, which is getting under way now. Accrington fans, your team is ball number 29...

1. Arsenal 

2. Blackburn Rovers 

3. Brighton & Hove Albion 

4. Bristol City 

5. Chelsea 

6. Crystal Palace 

7. Derby County 

8. Everton 

9. Gillingham 

10. Hull City 

11. Leeds United 

12. Leicester City 

13. Liverpool 

14. Manchester City 

15. Manchester United 

16. Newcastle United 

17. Northampton

18. Norwich City 

19. Nottingham Forest 

20. Preston

21. QPR

22. Reading 

23. Southampton 

24. Stoke City 

25. Swansea City 

26. Tottenham Hotspur 

27. West Ham

28. Wolves

29. Accrington Stanley

30. Fulham

31. Bournemouth 

32. Sunderland

Before the EFL Cup draw, here's a handy graphic from our friends at 5 live highlighting who is in what pot for tomorrow's Champions League group stage draw...

Burnley's fellow Premier League side Middlesbrough are also out as Fulham continue their excellent start to the season by securing their place in the third round.

The draw for that is coming up shortly...

What drama! Accrington Stanley are through to the third round of the EFL Cup after snatching victory at the death. 

Accrington Stanley versus Burnley is well into extra time. Still no goals and sadly there doesn't look like being one either. I'm not even feeling confident for penalties.

That dog on the roof is also no longer on the roof. 

Pep Guardiola has been speaking to the press about Joe Hart. Here is what he had to say:

"Joe is still our player. I know he’s a legend for this club. It was a good night for everybody and Joe is included in that.

"I’m here to take decisions. I can’t deny what I feel. I was honest with Joe, the club and myself and that’s what I try to do

"I can completely understand if the fans are not happy. Joe did a lot with this club in the years he’s been, more than I have done."

Here's the ball numbers for tonight's EFL Cup draw. I've bolded up some of the ones to keep an eye on

1. Arsenal 

2. Blackburn Rovers 

3. Brighton & Hove Albion 

4. Bristol City 

5. Chelsea 

6. Crystal Palace 

7. Derby County 

8. Everton 

9. Gillingham 

10. Hull City 

11. Leeds United 

12. Leicester City 

13. Liverpool 

14. Manchester City 

15. Manchester United 

16. Newcastle United 

17. Northampton

18. Norwich City 

19. Nottingham Forest 

20. Preston

21. QPR

22. Reading 

23. Southampton 

24. Stoke City 

25. Swansea City 

26. Tottenham Hotspur 

27. West Ham

28. Wolves

29. Accrington Stanley/Burnley 

30. Fulham/Middlesbrough 

31. Bournemouth 

32. Sunderland

James: Oh come on, Gary! Those Wham/Accrington/Burnley puns were pure comedy gold!   

I'll admit it. They were. 

I think I'm jealous that they were better than anything I could come up with.

Manchester City keeper Joe Hart is told by BT Sport that he had a 100% distribution record in the game.

"Pigs do fly," he replies with a smile.

Hart adds: "We have got a top manager and he is going to have his opinion on things. Tonight I played and enjoyed every moment of it. The [situation] is what it is."

Manchester City keeper Joe Hart, speaking to BT Sport: "That was a really special night for me. We all know there is a situation going on. This is a special place for me, I've made no secret of that. Situations occur in football. We are men and we get on with it."

Joe Hart is speaking to BT Sport now. He talks about Manchester City being a special club, but he sounds like a person that has accepted it is time to move on.

Full quotes to follow.

So who's staying up for the EFL Cup third-round draw? It's coming up after the game between Accrington and Burnley which is into extra time now. 

Full time in the EFL Cup and Bournemouth and Sunderland are through to the third round. It is into extra time for the other two games.

Morecambe 1-2 Bournemouth

Sunderland 1-0 Shrewsbury

Accrington 0-0 Burnley 

Fulham 1-1 Middlesbrough

A standing ovation as Joe Hart applauds all sides of the Etihad. This definitely feels like a final farewell. Hart is soaking it up, taking his time to shake hands with everyone before eventually making his way down the tunnel.

Image source, Reuters

All over and Manchester City's place in the Champions League group stage is confirmed.

City fans, you will find out who your side will be up against in tomorrow's draw at 16:30 BST.

The Manchester City fans decide to finish off with another strong rendition of 'stand up if you love Joe Hart', prompting rapturous applause again. 

The last two minutes of his City career?

The 90 minutes are up and we are into the first of four additional minutes.