Lincoln open scoring after 20 seconds but Everton come out on top
Swansea hit six, Sunderland come from behind to shock Burnley
Maddison puts Leicester ahead before Muto levels for Newcastle
Bournemouth & Newcastle win in shoot-outs
Lincoln v Everton (19:45 BST)
Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Lincoln have made a lot of changes which surprised me. Danny Cowley explained earlier they’ve not been as good in the last couple of games.
Everton need a trophy. They need to deliver. We see how much they've spent on players.
QPR v Portsmouth (19:45 BST)
There are seven changes for Championship side QPR, with youngsters Charlie Owens and Jan Mlakar handed their full debuts.
Portsmouth boss Kenny Jackett had said he would make a number of changes for the tie, but has made just two.
Christian Burgess and Brandon Haunstrup come in for Sean Raggett and Lee Brown.
Newcastle v Leicester (19:45 BST)
This is quite a remarkable record...
Brendan Rodgers won ALL 24 of his domestic cup matches during his time in charge of Celtic.
Bournemouth v Forest Green (19:45 BST)
Bournemouth make nine changes from the team that lost to Man City on Sunday. Only Callum Wilson and Chris Mepham keep their places.
Gavin Kilkenny makes his senior debut and Jack Stacey makes his first appearance for the Cherries since joining in the summer.
Bournemouth XI: Travers, Stacey, Mepham, Simpson, Rico, H Wilson, Kilkenny, Surman, Ibe Solanke, C Wilson.
Forest Green make five changes. Matt Mills is suspended after his red card at the weekend. His brother Joseph, Forest Green's top scorer, is on the bench.
Forest Green XI: Wollacott, Godwin-Maife, Rawson, Bernard, Kitching, Dawson, Morton, Stevens, Grubb, McGinley, Mondal.
Newcastle v Leicester (19:45 BST)
Newcastle manager Steve Bruce makes seven changes to the side that secured their first win of the season at Tottenham on Sunday.
Matty Longstaff makes his debut with Karl Darlow, Ciaran Clark, Federico Fernandez, Jetro Willems, Jonjo Shelvey and Yoshinori Muto also coming in.
Martin Dubravka, Jamaal Lascelles, Paul Dummett and Sean Longstaff are among the substitutes.
Newcastle XI: Darlow, Krafth, Schar, Clarke, Fernandez, Willems, Shelvey, M Longstaff, Hayden, Ritchie, Muto.
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Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers makes just two to the team that maintained their unbeaten start to the season with victory at Sheffield United last weekend.
Defender Wes Morgan comes in for Jonny Evans while Harvey Barnes, who came off the bench to score the winner at Bramall Lane, replaces Dennis Praet. Ayoze Perez retains his place against his former club.
Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Ricardo, Morgan, Soyuncu, Fuchs, Choudhury, Tielemans, Perez, Maddison, Barnes, Vardy.
Image source, Leicester City TwitterRotherham v Sheffield Wednesday (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThe search 'Rotherham Sheffield Wednesday' in Getty Images yields one result, this image of Dan Petrescu from 1995 so here you go
A tasty little South Yorkshire derby this...
The sides have quite a history of facing each other in this competition, with the League One side actually holding a better record than their Championship oppenents.
Rotherham have progressed from three meetings, while Wednesday lag behind with two.
QPR v Portsmouth (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesHome banker?
Portsmouth are winless in their last 14 away matches against QPR in all competitions since a 1-0 win back in September 1961.
Swansea v Cambridge (19:45 BST)
Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium
As was the case in the first round of the Carabao Cup, Steve Cooper has made 11 changes to the Swansea side which started the last league game.
Notably, Tom Carroll is in for his first Swansea appearance in 10 months after injury issues and a loan spell away at Aston Villa.
Swansea City: Nordfeldt, Naughton (c), Cabango, Wilmot, John, Byers, Carroll, Garrick, Routledge, Peterson, Surridge.
Cambridge boss Colin Calderwood also shuffled his pack in the previous round and, like Cooper, he does the same again.
The former Scotland international defender makes seven changes to the side which lost to Oldham in League Two on Saturday.
Cambridge United: Burton, Davies, John, Taylor (c), Darling, Dunk, Roles, Lambe, Maris, Knibbs, Dallas.
Swansea v Cambridge (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesSwansea famously won this competition back in 2013 by thrashing Bradford 5-0 in the final at Wembley.
Tonight they host Cambridge side that have not reached the third round since the 1998-99 season.
Lincoln v Everton (19:45 BST)
Lincoln make five changes, with goalkeeper Grant Smith, defenders Aaron Lewis and Cian Bolger and forwards Bruno Andrade and John Akinde starting.
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Everton hand debuts to Fabian Delph and Djibril Sidibe, while Moise Kean and Alex Iwobi make their first starts for the club.
In total they make five changes from the 2-0 defeat by Aston Villa, with Mason Holgate also coming in at the back.
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Lincoln v Everton (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton have lost only two of their last 19 away League Cup games against sides from a lower division (W10 D7 L2), against York City in September 1996 and Leeds United in September 2012.
York, of course, had beaten Manchester United in this competition the previous season.
Burnley v Sunderland (19:45 BST)
Burnley make 10 changes to the side that drew against Wolves in the Premier League on Sunday.
Former England international Joe Hart starts in goal.
After my big build-up earlier, Chris Wood is on the bench.
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Eight changes for visitors Sunderland. Burnley defenders will be terrified tonight as out-of-favour striker Will Grigg gets a start, while Jack Baldwin makes his first appearance of the season.
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Bournemouth v Forest Green Rovers (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThis will be Forest Green’s first ever match against a top-flight opponent, but they have a huge task on their hands.
Opponents Bournemouth have won their last four home League Cup games against fourth-tier opponents by an aggregate score of 12-0.
Image source, Getty ImagesSome good news from the Football League...
Bolton Wanderers' survival has been secured after Football Ventures (Whites) Limited completed its protracted takeover of the club.
Administrators had warned that the club could be placed into liquidation on Wednesday without a finalised takeover.
It looked to have collapsed on Monday, leading to bleak warnings about the future of the 145-year-old club.
"I'm delighted we've finally reached a satisfactory conclusion with the sale," said joint administrator Paul Appleton.
Burnley v Sunderland (19:45 BST)
Burnley striker Chris Wood enjoys playing in this competition...
(All 19:45 BST kick-offs)
The pick of tonight's ties has to be the Danny Simpson derby...
Burnley v Sunderland
Lincoln City v Everton
Newcastle United v Leicester City
Rotherham United v Sheffield Wednesday
Bournemouth v Forest Green Rovers
Queens Park Rangers v Portsmouth
Swansea City v Cambridge United
Tuesday's bumper night of Carabao Cup action saw shocks aplenty, as League Two Crawley and Colchester dumped out Premier League opposition.
Seven more games tonight to complete the second round, where will the surprises come?
Image source, Getty ImagesThis picture depicts surprise