Joe is the son of former Rovers player Simon Grayson, who is currently out of work having managed Bradford last season.

Game one of tonight's 21 ties is under way at the Liberty Stadium.

Stoke boss Gary Rowett makes four changes after his side's first win of the season on Saturday against Hull, with England goalkeeper Jack Butland on the bench as he makes way for Adam Federici to make his Potters debut.

Stoke XI: Federici, Martina, Williams, Martins Indi, Pieters, Diouf, Etebo, Fletcher, McClean, Berahino, Afobe.

By contrast, visitors Huddersfield make 10 changes, as only Christopher Schindler survives from their 0-0 draw against Cardiff.

The Terriers give a first start to Montpellier loanee Isaac Mbenza, while Erik Durm & Juninho Bacuna make their debuts.

Huddersfield XI: Lossl, Smith, Bacuna, Kachunga, Mbenza, Williams, Depoitre, Schindler, Stankovic, Sabiri, Durm.

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Leicester have made eight changes to the side that beat Southampton on Saturday.

Former Liverpool goalkeeper Danny Ward, a £12.5m summer signing, makes his debut, while Algeria winger Rachid Ghezzal makes his first start.

Leicester XI: Ward, Amartey, Morgan, Evans, Fuchs, Silva, Iborra, Albrighton, Ghezzal, Okazaki, Iheanacho.

Joey Barton has made 11 changes to his Fleetwood side, with goalkeeper Paul Jones making his full debut for the club.

Fleetwood XI: Jones, Spurr, Dempsey, McAleny, Grant, Bolger, Maguire, Long, Jones, Biggins, Sheron.

League Two side Mansfield Town hit Accrington Stanley for six in the opening round of the 2018-19 Carabao Cup, as Championship side West Brom edged past Luton Town with a single goal.

Tyler Walker scored a hat-trick for the Stags, making him the current top scorer in the competition's early stages.

Will the 21-year-old be in similar form at the Hawthorns tonight?

Centre-back Alfie Mawson makes his debut for Fulham as boss Slavisa Jokanovic makes 11 changes from the side which beat Burnley 4-2 in the Premier League on Sunday.

Fellow summer signing Sergio Rico starts in goal, while forwards Neeskens Kebano and Rui Fonte make their first appearances of the season.

Highly-ranted teenager Ryan Sessegnon is named at left-back as Norway international Stefan Johansen captains the Whites.

Fulham XI: Rico, Christie, Chambers, Mawson, R. Sessegnon, Cisse, Johansen, Anguissa, Kamara, Kebano, Fonte.

League Two Exeter City hand debuts to Jimmy Oates and Dara O'Shea as manager Matt Taylor makes eight changes to the side which lost at MK Dons on Saturday.

Exeter XI: Pym, O'Shea, A. Martin, Tullson, L. Martin, Holmes, Jay, Oates, Abrahams, Croll, Collins.

Southampton hand a debut to goalkeeper Angus Gunn, who joined from Manchester City for £13.5m in the summer.

Mark Hughes has named the 22-year-old in a strong XI, as they search for a first win of the season.

The Welshman has made 10 changes from Saturday's 2-1 loss to Leicester.

Southampton XI: Gunn; Stephens, Bednarek, Yoshida, Targett; Romeu, Davis; Ward-Prowse, Armstrong, Elyounoussi; Gabbiadini.

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Brighton have made 10 changes from the side that lost 1-0 to Liverpool.

Record signing Alireza Jahanbakhsh makes his first start, while three under-23 players get their chance in Ben Barclay, Will Collar and Viktor Gyokeres.

Brighton XI: Button, Collar, Barclay, Bernardo, Suttner, Jahanbakhsh, Kayal, Bissouma, Gyokeres, Gross, Locadia.

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Simon Hancock: That must be the youngest team Swansea have ever fielded!

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It is all change at Crystal Palace as well. 10 of them. The only survivor from their weekend Premier League game is Jeffrey Schlupp. Max Meyer makes his first start in midfield, while fellow summer signing Vicente Guaita is on debut in goal. Aaron Wan-Bissaka is in, as is Cheikhou Kouyate.

Palace XI: Guaita, Wan-Bissaka, Kelly, Inniss, Schlupp, Riedewald, Meyer, Kouyate, Williams, Puncheon, Sorloth.

Swansea also make 10 changes. Tom Carroll the only man keeping his place. There are five debutants in the Swans side, including Yan Dhanda and Daniel James.

Swans XI: Nordfeldt, Naughton, John, Harries, Cooper, Carroll, Grimes, Dhanda, James, Byers, Baker-Richardson.

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Former England boss Steve McClaren has had a difficult start at QPR, losing his first four games before Saturday's victory over Wigan.

McClaren, if you remember, is a previous winner of this competition, triumphing with Middlesbrough against Bolton back in 2004.

He has a 100% winning record from six second round matches with Boro, Nottingham Forest, Derby and Newcastle.

Midfielder Ryan Fraser is the only survivor as Eddie Howe makes TEN changes to the Bournemouth side that started the 2-2 draw with Everton last Saturday.

Colombian midfielder Jefferson Lerma makes his first competitive appearance for the club as does fellow summer signing Diego Rico.

Thirty-five-year-old Jermain Defoe starts up front.

Bournemouth XI: Boruc, Francis, Simpson, Mings, Rico, Ibe, L Cook, Lerma, Fraser, Defoe, Mousset.

League Two MK Dons have former Everton forward Kieran Agard on the substitutes bench.

MK Dons XI: Nicholls, Willimas, Lewington, Cisse, Watson, Gilbey, Moore-Taylor, Houghton, Cargill, Jackson, Healey.

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Leeds United have made a superb start under new manager Marcelo Bielsa, topping the Championship table after five games.

The unbeaten West Yorkshire side host fellow second-tier club Preston and may well be favourites to progress, losing just one of their last 12 home matches against North End.

Wolves make nine changes from the side that drew with Manchester City on Saturday, with only captain Conor Coady and Matt Doherty retaining their places.

Belgium international Leander Dendoncker, a summer arrival from Anderlecht, makes his debut in defence, while there is a first start for record-signing Adama Traore.

Wolves XI: Ruddy, Doherty, Dendoncker, Coady, Hause, Vinagre, Watt, Saiss, Traore, Gibbs-White, Bonatini.

Sheffield Wednesday change their entire starting XI from the weekend win over Ipswich, with striker Steven Fletcher captaining the Owls against his former club.

Wednesday XI: Wildsmith, Jones, Fox, Fletcher, Boyd, Hutchinson, Baker, Nielsen, Preston, Lee, Forestieri.

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Cardiff City, the only club in the Premier League and Football League not to have scored a goal yet this season, make wholesale changes tonight. After drawing 0-0 at Huddersfield on Saturday, manager Neil Warnock makes nine changes and hands debuts to goalkeeper Alex Smithies and full-back Greg Cunningham.

Cardiff XI: Smithies; Peltier, Ecuele Manga, Connolly; Richards, Camarasa, Damour, Cunningham; Harris, Reid, Madine.

Norwich City boss Daniel Farke goes one further and makes 10 changes from Saturday’s 3-0 home defeat against Leeds United in the Championship. Tom Trybull is the only player to retain his starting place.

Norwich XI: McGovern; Passlack, Godfrey, Zimmermann, Aarons; Tettey, Trybull, Buendia, Cantwell, Stiepermann; Srbeny.

Issa Diop and Robert Snodgrass are the only survivors from the West Ham side that started the 3-1 defeat to Arsenal at the weekend.

There are first starts for Ukraine forward Andriy Yarmolenko and Spanish striker Lucas Perez after joining from Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal respectively. Aaron Cresswell makes his first appearance of the season after injury.

West Ham XI: Adrian, Zabaleta, Ogbonna, Diop, Cresswell, Rice, Obiang, Snograss, Yarmolenko, Lucas, Hernandez.

AFC Wimbledon include Joe Pigott, who has scored three goals in six appearances since joining from non-league Maidstone.

AFC Wimbledon XI: King, Sibbick, Garratt, Oshilaja, McDonald, Pinnock, Hartigan, Trotter, Wagstaff, Hanson, Pigott.

Team news is starting to filter through and we'll bring you selected lines from tonight's games.

Expect plenty of changes.

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This should be a good game, a meeting of two in-form sides.

Blackburn have made an impressive start on their return to the Championship, unbeaten in their opening five games.

They come up against a Lincoln outfit who are also yet to suffer defeat this term, topping the table in League Two.

Rovers midfielder Bradley Dack scored twice and provided three assists in the previous round against Carlisle and could return to action after missing the last couple of games with a knee injury.