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Three more ties tomorrow and Spurs' Europa League qualifier. See you then?

Everton have won their last 10 League Cup matches against fourth tier opponents, scoring 37 goals and conceding six.

Harrogate boss Simon Weaver: "It's a shame to lose any game but we can take a lot of pride from the performance.

"We didn't change policy for a Premier League team and caused some problems. There were fine finishes from them but it was testament to the character of our players we didn't lie down.

"Overall some of the football was really pleasing on the eye. I was delighted with the mental strength shown. We're still a work in progress.

"I didn't see any dropped shoulders or people beating themselves up. If we get them in the FA Cup we should make a better fist of it because we've learned a lot."

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom boss Slaven Bilic: "It's always nice to win games. We scored two wonderful goals, the effort was there, the quality in the second half was there.

"The only negative was we should have scored more goals. We are through and it's good for the guys who didn't play against Leicester because we will need them in the Premier League.

"The whole team, especially the back four, were on the front foot.

"Scoring is good especially for the strikers, it gives you confidence. We know what strikers are all about, it's always about goals. It's good for the strikers to score goals. They love it."

Harrogate Town are the 37th consecutive team to fail to win in their first League Cup match against top-flight opponents. The last team to do so were their opponents tonight West Brom in October 1965 against Leeds United.

Everton

Everton goalscorer Gylfi Sigurdsson to Sky Sports: "It was good. Obviously nice to still be in the competition. They defended really well but I thought if we could have taken our chances in the first half it could have been different.

"They probably tired a little bit in the second half and that gave us a few more chances but it was a good performance. We needed to score that second goal. It was nice to get that and it gave us more breathing space towards the end.

On scoring 100 goals in British football: "I didn't know that so that's nice. I could have made it 101 but it wasn't to be. Next game!

"It doesn't matter what game you play in, it's a good chance to show that you can play for this club and that you're good enough. We are bringing in players to make the squad stronger and provide more competition."

Everton had 32 shots, the most they have had in a game since February 2016 against West Brom (33).

Teenager Anthony Gordon - who hit the woodwork twice - had eight of those, the most by an Everton player since Kevin Mirallas in April 2017 v Burnley.

Leeds have been eliminated at the League Cup second round stage at Elland Road in each of their three seasons under Marcelo Bielsa.

The EFL did the draw for the third round before the second round games - so we already know all the ties. They are being played in the middle of next week.

West Brom v Brentford

Bristol City v Aston Villa

Fulham v Sheffield Wednesday

West Ham Utd v Hull City

Fleetwood Town v Everton

The fourth-round draw is tomorrow night after the remaining games, because why wouldn't you?

Two EFL sides knocked out Premier League clubs - Brentford saw off Southampton 2-0, with Hull beating Leeds on penalties.

Everton and West Brom cruised through 3-0 against the EFL's two newest teams - Salford and Harrogate.

Fulham beat Ipswich 1-0 and Bristol City thrashed Northampton 4-0.

It's all over. Everton make it two wins from two this season and former non-league side Salford are out.

How have Everton not scored a fourth? Moise Kean heads off the post and Anthony Gordon hits the bar from the rebound.

Right only a couple of minutes to go in this one and then we can have a recap on what's happened tonight and who faces who next week.

Salford sub Bruno Andrade fouls Anthony Gordon. Penalty.

Europa League heartbreak for Welsh side TNS. They have lost in the Faroe Islands on penalties after B36 scored in the 120th minute to force the shootout.

Leeds' Jamie Shackleton misses his penalty and Alfie Jones scores the winner for Hull.

Leeds keeper Kiko Casilla took and scored a penalty. It's 8-8 after 18 kicks now.

In France, PSG's winless start to the season ends thanks to Julian Draxler's 93rd-minute winner against Metz. PSG had ended with nine men thanks to a red card and injury.

6-6 now as Leif Davis and Sean McLoughlin exchange successful kicks.