Murphy scores twice in dramatic Forest win over Newcastle
Sigurdsson & Calvert-Lewin (2) on target for Everton against Rotherham
Millwall score late on to beat Plymouth
Quina scores stunner on debut for Watford at Reading
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle (19:45 BST)
Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
There are two ways of looking at Newcastle this season.
They nearly stole a point against Chelsea so it could have been a confidence boost for them. But they’re not going for the kill and trying to get on top so are the players on board with these tactics?
I wonder how it will play out tonight.
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle (19:45 BST)
Newcastle United
Image source, Getty imagesSean Longstaff makes his debut for Newcastle at the City Ground this evening - but the 20-year-old midfielder has other sporting connections in his family.
His younger brother Matt is also on the books of Newcastle, however it is his father David who is the real sporting legend of the family having become the first man to reach 100 caps for the Great Britain ice-hockey team.
His playing career has included stints in Sweden and Switzerland but the 43-year-old is now player-coach with hometown club Whitley Warriors.
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle (19:45 BST)
Newcastle United
Image source, Getty ImagesNewcastle boss Rafa Benitez ahead of tonight's game: "The fans appreciated how we played against Chelsea.
"With the players we have, I think we are doing well. We are feeling confident in the way we play and in how we work."
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesNottingham Forest and Newcastle met in this very competition, at this very round last season.
On that occasion 12 months ago, Forest emerged victorious 3-2 in a thriller at St James' Park.
But Aitor Karanka's side have a poor League Cup record at home against Premier League opponents, losing all their last seven.
Everton v Rotherham (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton have started the season well under new manager Marco Silva, unbeaten in the Premier League after three games.
The Toffees have progressed from their last 10 League Cup second-round ties since their elimination at the hands of Crystal Palace in September 2001.
Paul 'Gazza' Gascoigne played for the Blues in that game.
Reading v Watford (20:00 BST)
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Reading v Watford (20:00 BST)
Image source, ReutersReading boss Paul Clement makes eight changes for the visit of Watford.
The Royals include veteran former Manchester United defender John O'Shea - who won the trophy in 2005-06 and 2008-09 - in their starting line-up for the first time.
Reading XI: Walker, Gunter, O'Shea, Moore, Bacuna, Swift, Ilori, Meite, Richards, McNulty, Kelly.
It's a whole new team for Watford after Sunday's victory over Crystal Palace maintained their 100% start to the season. A chance for a host of fringe players to play their way into Javi Gracia's thoughts.
The Watford boss hands debuts to Marc Navarro, Adam Masina, Domingos Quina and Ben Wilmot while Ken Sema makes his first start.
Watford XI: Gomes, Navarro, Mariappa, Prodl, Masina, Femenia, Chalobah, Wilmot, Quina, Sema, Success
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle (19:45 BST)
Andy Reid
Ex-Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder on 5 live
It’s an important game for Forest tonight because it's on TV and they want people to see the progress they've made.
Since the new owners came in, they’ve spent a lot of money putting together a good-looking squad on paper. They haven’t quite got going yet but it takes time for a team to gel.
I'm sure they’ll get better as the season goes on.
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle (19:45 BST)
Nottingham Forest boss Aitor Karanka makes five changes from the side which drew 2-2 with Birmingham on Saturday.
Former Newcastle striker Daryl Murphy keeps his place in the side to face his old club while Sam Byram, Jack Robinson, Danny Fox, Ben Watson and Gil Dias are also retained.
Forest XI: Steele, Byram, Hefele, Fox, Robinson, Bridcutt, Watson, Lolley, Carvalho, Dias, Murphy
Newcastle striker Yoshinori Muto will make his full debut against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground.
The Japan international is one of seven changes made by boss Rafael Benitez from Newcastle team which lost 2-1 to Chelsea on Sunday.
Fabian Schar, Federico Fernandez, Ciaran Clark and Ki Sung-yueng are the only survivors from that game.
Newcastle XI: Darlow, Sterry, Schar, Fernandez, Clark, Atsu, Sung-Yeung, Longstaff, Kenedy, Muto, Joselu.
Everton v Rotherham (19:45 BST)
Everton make eight changes from the team that drew 2-2 at Bournemouth in the Premier League at the weekend. Maarten Stekelenburg starts in goal, Lucas Digne makes his full debut at left-back, with another new signing - Kurt Zouma - at centre-back. England Under-21 international Kieran Dowell is in midfield, with Sandro Ramirez, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Oumar Niasse forming the forward line.
Richarlison (who may not have started anyway) is suspended.
Everton XI: Stekelenburg, Kenny, Holgate, Zouma, Digne, Sigurdsson, Davies, Dowell, Ramirez, Niasse, Calvert-Lewin.
Rotherham also make eight changes. The only players to keep their place in the starting XI are defenders Zak Vyner, Joe Mattock and Sean Raggett. Midfielder Ben Wiles, 19, makes just his third start.
Rotherham XI: Price, Vyner, Robertson, Raggett, Mattock, Forde, Palmer, Wiles, Newell, Ball, Proctor.
Everton v Rotherham (19:45 BST)
Everton
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Millwall v Plymouth (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesMillwall boss Neil Harris has made seven changes to the side that lost at Rotherham on Sunday.
Millwall: Amos, McLaughlin, Williams, Onyedinma, Ferguson, Romeo, Webster, Elliott, Wallace, Skalak, Karacan.
It's just the four changes for League One Plymouth who lost 5-1 at home to Peterborough at the weekend. They hand a debut to new signing Stuart O'Keefe from Cardiff.
Plymouth: Macey, Riley, Edwards, Sawyer, Smith-Brown, C Grant, O'Keefe, Ness, Songo'o, Sarcevic, Ladapo.
Millwall v Plymouth (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesOn paper, this looks to be a one-sided affair as Championship side Millwall take on Plymouth, who are bottom of League One.
Millwall are unbeaten in their last 16 home matches against Plymouth, since a 2-1 loss back in 1967.
I don't remember that one.
Millwall v Plymouth (19:45 BST)
A nice birthday present from Millwall for striker Steve Morison by putting him on the bench for today's game against Plymouth.
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On Thursday at 19:00 BST, live on the BBC Sport website.
The 25 second round winners will be joined in the hat by Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Burnley.
Here's a full rundown of tonight's games. All 19:45 BST kick-offs unless stated otherwise.
Everton v Rotherham United
Nottingham Forest v Newcastle United
Millwall v Plymouth Argyle
Reading v Watford (20:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesTuesday's bumper night of Carabao Cup action featured 21 games, 62 goals and two penalty shootouts.
Tonight is a more subdued with just four ties to be decided for a place in the third round of the competition.
Let's do this.