Hack. West Brom's Sam Field gets a deserved yellow card as he wipes out Lloyd Kerry from behind.

West Brom have a bit of corner, there's some pinball and Cedric Kipre has a shot blocked.

Good left-wing free-kick from Harrogate but David Button punches away. The visitors have recovered well from that double setback. I worried they'd implode.

Only four minutes until half-time - and soon after that we'll get some team news for the 19:45 BST games.

Harrogate chance but Mark Beck's header is straight at David Button.

Some very quick research (Wikipedia) tells me Beck is the only non-English person in Harrogate's squad. He is actually born in England but played for Scotland at underage level.

WBA have a free-kick on the right wing, everyone is waiting for a cross so Kamil Grosicki tries his luck but hits his shot well wide. The keeper was nowhere near central so it was worth a try.

Harrogate's Jack Muldoon has seen West Brom score two long-range goal and wants one of his own - but David Button is able to hold onto his 25-yard effort.

Harrogate keeper Joe Cracknell does well to race off his line and deny Kamil Grosicki a goalscoring chance

That was Hal Robson-Kanu's first League Cup goal for 10 years and 23 days, last scoring in the competition in August 2010 for Reading against Northampton Town.

West Brom goalkeeper David Button makes a brilliant save to deny Harrogate a lifeline. He gets down low to claw Aaron Martin's header away.

Ipswich Town manager Paul Lambert names seven changes to the side which defeated Wigan 2-0 in the club's League One opener on Sunday.

Toto Nsialla, James Wilson, Andre Dozzell and Jon Nolan are the only players to keep their place in the starting XI against Premier League Fulham.

Ipswich XI: Cornell, Donacien, Nsiala, Wilson, Kenlock, Nolan, Dozzell, Huws, Dobra, Hawkins, Edwards

Fulham manager Scott Parker names nine changes to the side beaten 3-0 by Arsenal in the Premier League on Saturday.

There are debuts for Paris St-Germain loanee goalkeeper Alphonse Areola, Dutch right-back Kenny Tete, Southampton loanee Mario Lemina and American defender Antonee Robinson.

Fulham XI: Areola, Tete, Odoi, Le Marchand, Robinson, Anguissa, Lemina, Knockaert, De Cordova-Reid, Kebano, Mitrovic

First chance of the game. West Brom have a corner which Cedric Kipre heads into the path of Dara O'Shea. The Irishman - the only player to keep his place in the team - takes a touch and volleys wide.

Chris Adams: I want to see WBA aim to win the Carabao Cup this season. Fans want to see their team win something & Albion aren’t going to win the Premier League but could win a cup. Not winning one for 52 years is unacceptable for a club of Albion’s size.

Harrogate have a corner but David Button plucks it out of the air.

West Brom are sloppy in possession and Harrogate briefly have an opportunity to get into the box - but their pass is wrong and the hosts escape.

You wouldn't know so far this was Premier League v Football League newcomers. It's probably helped that Harrogate have kept their first XI while the Baggies have made 10 changes.

All tonight's games go straight to penalties if they are level after 90 minutes. There were a few notable shootouts last night.

Still nothing to report.