Rezaa Sait: Out of all the changes made by big teams, I'm looking forward to seeing Wilshere in action. Will he force his way into the World Cup?

Mark Taylor: If I were a Burton fan I might be thinking even with a full 11 we lose anyway and maybe a demoralising defeat to boot, save them.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

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No surprise to see 11 changes on Arsenal's team sheet. Arsene Wenger routinely uses this competition to rotate his squad. But although there are plenty kids on the bench, Wenger's starting XI is strong and very experienced contains World Cup winners & Copa America Winners.

(Just two changes for Doncaster as Fergie Jr looks to spring a cup shock on his father's long standing rival.)

Ian Shepherd: Remember when the League Cup was for blooding youngsters...now it's to give German World Cup winners a game.

Per Mertesacker may well have been part of the Germany World Cup winning squad in 2014, but he has not featured in any Premier League game this season for Arsenal.

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge

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Three British teenagers on the bench for Chelsea tonight and the plan, in an ideal world, is to bring on at least one of them.

Nineteen-year-old Jake Clarke-Salter was part of the World Cup winning Under-20 side. Dujon Sterling and Ethan Ampadu are only 17 and highly rated at the Cobham academy. Ampadu, who made his Exeter debut at just 15, is the son of Kwame, the former Arsenal striker.

Are there any Burton Albion fans reading this? Maybe at OT?What are your thoughts on making so many changes?

Drop me a line.

Former sprint champion and Manchester United fan Darren Campbell says without the help of volunteers, he would never have won Olympic gold.

Now he needs your help to find this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year Unsung Hero...

The award recognises the amazing work that volunteers do in grassroots sport and fitness around the UK.

Last year, Marcellus Baz from Nottingham scooped the award for his work as a community boxing coach. Could it be someone from football this year?

If you know someone who deserves to be recognised for their voluntary work in sport and fitness you can nominate them here.

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Tonight's ties could all go to extra time, and if needed, penalties.

Championship leaders Leeds beat Premier League Burnley 5-3 on spot kicks last night after an entertaining draw in the Carabao Cup third round at Turf Moor.

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• Chelsea and Nottingham Forest have met once before in the League Cup, with the Blues winning 2-1 a third-round replay in 1971-72 after drawing 1-1 in the original match - a campaign in which Chelsea reached the final, only to lose 2-1 to Stoke City.

Arsenal

• The Gunners haven't lost to lower-league opposition at home in the League Cup since November 1983 against Walsall, winning 25 of their last 28 contests, including the last seven in a row.
• In contrast, Donny have only won once in their last 19 League Cup away trips against teams from a higher division - a 2-1 win against Watford at Vicarage Road in August 2014.

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• Everton have been eliminated in both of their League Cup ties against Sunderland, most recently in a penalty shootout in November 1998 - a campaign that saw the Black Cats reach the semi-finals.
• The Toffees have won five of their last six League Cup matches against lower league opposition (L1), although that loss came at this stage last season - a 2-0 defeat by Norwich at Goodison Park.

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• Manchester City have reached the fourth round in each of the past four seasons, with the Citizens winning the competition in both 2014 and 2016.
• Tony Pulis has made it to the fourth round on five occasions in the League Cup, with the current WBA manager last reaching there with Stoke in October 2011.

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BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Both full-backs changed and still Luke Shaw can't get a start.

Manager Jose Mourinho continues to be complimentary about 22-year-old Shaw, called up for England duty as recently as March.

But the more time goes on, the more it seems Shaw has little future at Old Trafford.

Since returning from injury in last season's Community Shield, the former Southampton defender has started just 17 of 72 games.

Yaya Toure makes his first start of the season for Manchester City and is captain no less. He comes in to a midfield that also contains Ilkay Gundogan, making his first start after recovering from the ligaments he damaged in his knee last December.

John Stones, Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus are the only survivors from the starting XI for the 6-0 win at Watford. Claudio Bravo is in goal, Danilo and Eliaquim Mangala are at the back, Fabian Delph and Bernardo Silva are in midfield and Leroy Sane starts up front.

Man City: Bravo, Danilo, Gundogan, Stones, Mangala, Yaya Toure, Delph, Bernardo, Sterling, Sane, Jesus.

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Just five changes for West Brom. Gareth McAuley joins Jonny Evans and Craig Dawson at the back, Nyom comes in (possibly to play wing-back, with Kieran Gibbs on the other flank). Claudio Yacob and James Morrison start in midfield, with Hal Robson-Kanu up front.

West Brom: Foster, McAuley, Evans, Dawson, Nyom, Gibbs, Yacob, Krychowiak, Morrison, Rodriguez, Robson-Kanu.

This tweet from Manchester United caught the eye this afternoon...

A reminder that anti-discrimination group Kick It Out has contacted Manchester United to ask them to stop the club's fans singing a "racist" chant about Romelu Lukaku.

It says the lyrics, about the size of the 24-year-old striker's penis, are "offensive and discriminatory".

Lukaku is not playing tonight .

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All change at Old Trafford...18 in total as Manchester United and Burton Albion rest players from last weekend.

Marcus Rashford and Juan Mata are the only survivors from the United side that started the 4-0 drubbing of Everton on Sunday.

Michael Carrick captains the side on his first start since 21 May, while Luke Shaw is on the bench, Keeper Sergio Romero starts his first game since last season's Europa League final.

Manchester United: Romero, Darmian, Smalling, Lindelof, Blind, Carrick, Herrera, Lingard, Mata, Rashford, Martial.

Burton, 19th in the Championship table, also make nine changes.

Ben Turner and Jamie Allen also started the 2-1 win over Fulham at the weekend.

Burton Albion: Ripley, Allen, Turner, Lund, Dyer, Flanagan, Naylor, Varney, Palmer, Mason, Akpan.

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Doncaster manager Darren Ferguson: "We are going down there to shock them and in a one-off game you never know, we are not going there for a night out.

"To win the game we have to be bang at it. We have to give an eight or nine out of 10 performance and hope they are not at it."

24 hours is a long time in football...published at 19:10 British Summer Time 20 September 2017

19:10 BST 20 September 2017

Sampson gone

Mark Sampson must have been a happy man on Tuesday night as England women thrashed Russia 6-0.

Tonight he has been sacked for 'inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour.'

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