Listen to BBC Radio 5 live commentary of Sheffield United v Leicester
Eighteen second-round EFL Cup ties
274 changes made by teams across 19 games
Third-round draw in Beijing, China on Thursday at 04:15 BST
Scott Hogan (44 mins)
Wow, just moments after Ryan Colclough had pulled one back for Wigan with a lovely effort, Scott Hogan scores his second of the night and what a goal it is.
He's turned and volleyed it home from the 18 yard line. I am drooling.
Kemar Roofe (44 mins)
Just as Newport County looked comfortable at Elland Road, Kemar Roofe gives Leeds fans something to cheer about just before half time with an equaliser.
Earliest you have got up for football reasons
The luxury of SMART TVs...
Ryan: Never had to get up early for football as I can record it and watch it whenever I want
Darnell Furlong (43 mins)
Game on, QPR fans?
Darnell Furlong reduces the deficit against Brentford just before half-time.
Sheffield United 0-0 Leicester City
Leonardo Ulloa is down injured after taking a whack to his knee. Jamie Vardy, a Sheffield Wednesday fan, warms up.
Ryan Colclough (43 mins)
Earliest you have got up for football reasons
Gary Wood: Good Friday 01:30. Towed caravan from Huddersfield to Dawlish. Once set up, took the train to Yeovil to watch Chesterfield. 13 and a half hours before ko!
Fred Hughes: 4.30am to catch 5.45 train to Southampton in 1981 to watch Everton. Game finished 0-0.
Chris Adams: Remember getting up early before work to watch England's 0-0 draw with Nigeria at the 2002 World Cup. Wasn't worth it!
Sheffield United 0-0 Leicester City
Leon Osman
Ex-Everton midfielder on Football Focus
As well as Leicester started, Sheffield United are now starting to carve opportunities and the Foxes are looking ragged. Craig Shakespeare will probably be a bit concerned at the moment.
Sheffield United 0-0 Leicester City
Just five minutes to go until the break and it remains goalless at Bramall Lane.
Harry Maguire has gone closest to an opener in the last few minutes, heading over the bar while under pressure.
Earliest you have got up for football reasons
Hals Mals: I got up at 5am for the Manchester United-Millwall FA Cup final...such a long day.
Denis Fiton: Night out in Manchester then headed directly to Old Trafford at 3am to queue for tickets to the 1999 CL Final. It was worth it!
Andrew Wheeler: The earliest I have got up is 3am to go to Carlisle for Carlisle United against MK Dons. We lost 4-3.
Birmingham 1-0 Bournemouth
It was great work by Tyrone Mings as he backheeled Isaac Vassell's shot off the line but it was a painful clearance as he couldn't stop himself from clattering into the back of the net.
Albert Adomah (36 mins)
Provider has turned scorer at Villa Park. Not long after setting up Scott Hogan's opener for Aston Villa, Albert Adomah volleys home into the top corner to double their lead against Wigan.
Joss Labadie (33 mins)
They couldn't, could they? Newport County take the lead at Elland Road through Joss Labadie's long-range drive.
Luckily for Leeds United, there's still the best part of an hour to play.
Birmingham 1-0 Bournemouth
Bournemouth are fortunate not to be further behind as Tyrone Mings clears a shot off the line.
Birmingham are looking confident and are good value for their lead.
Neal Maupay (32 mins)
Well, well, well.
Ian Holloway's QPR are having a night to forget against their West London rivals. Neal Maupay lashes the ball into the top corner and Brentford are 3-0 up after just over half an hour.
Crystal Palace 0-0 Ipswich
Goalless at the break at Selhurst Park. Not the most thrilling of encounters to be fair.
Lewis Baker (30 mins)
More cause for celebration at the Riverside thanks to Lewis Baker.
The man on loan from Chelsea gives Middlesbrough a 2-0 lead against Scunthorpe with half an hour gone.
Matt Phillips (31 mins)
Doesn't look like there's going to be any upset here as West Brom add another, Matt Phillips with a powerful finish across the goalkeeper.
Earliest you have got up for football reasons
Paul Lewis: I got up at 4am to watch a dodgy stream of the 2010 World Cup while in Australia. There were a few tasty tackles in that one.
Sheffield United 0-0 Leicester City
Leon Osman
Ex-Everton midfielder on Football Focus
Much better play from Sheffield United in the last 10 minutes. They were really passive at the start and allowed Leicester to play their game. Now, they've become a lot more aggressive, winning the ball when Leicester play it forward and looking to move quickly on the counter attack.