Summary

  • QPR beat Premier League Everton on penalties after match ends 2-2

  • Championship Stoke beat Premier League Watford 3-1

  • Leeds beat Fulham on penalties after goalless draw

  • Holders Man City thrash Wycombe 6-1 - De Bruyne, Mahrez (2), Foden, Torres & Palmer

  • Minamino (2) & Origi give Liverpool 3-0 win at Norwich, Canaries miss penalty

  • Southampton beat Sheff Utd on penalties after game ends 2-2

  • Burnley beat Rochdale 4-1 after falling behind - Rodriguez scores all four

  • Brentford hit seven past Oldham

Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes, Shamoon Hafez and Emlyn Begley

  1. Team news

    Preston North End v Cheltenham Town (19:45 BST)

    Preston hand first starts to summer signings Alistair McCann and Connor Wickham.

    Dylan Barkers makes his Cheltenham debut after being recalled from a loan spell at Alvechurch.

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  3. Tune in...

    BBC Radio 5 Live

    Beyond our live text coverage of tonight's games, you can also follow the action on BBC Radio 5 Live.

    Kelly Cates is host for the build-up, which is already under way. From 19:45 BST they will have live commentary of the game at Craven Cottage between Fulham and Leeds, along with updates from across the night's 10 games.

    You can listen in by pressing the play button at the top of this live.

  4. Team news - 11 changes for Fulham, Leeds name strong side

    Fulham v Leeds (19:45 BST)

    Fulham have named a totally different team to the one that started the 2-1 home defeat by Reading on Saturday.Perhaps surprisingly given their injury concerns Leeds have named a very strong starting XI, with seven of the team that started the draw at Newcastle on Friday called upon again tonight.

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  5. Team news - De Bruyne, Foden and Sterling start for Man City

    Man City v Wycombe (19:45 BST)

    Pep Guardiola said his mounting injury list meant he had no choice but to field a number of youngsters tonight, but there are a few of the big boys too. Kevin de Bruyne captains the side while Raheem Sterling, Phil Foden, Riyad Mahrez and Ferran Torres also start.

    Youngsters Luke Mbete, Joshua Wilson-Esbrand, Romeo Lavia and CJ Egan-Riley all get the nod, with Zack Steffen starting in goal.

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    For Wycombe, the beast Adebayo Akinfenwa starts, as do Dominic Gape and Jason McCarthy who are back from injury.

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  6. Right, the team news is in for tonight's 10 games. There have been changes. Many, many changes.

    Let's start with the news from Etihad...

  7. Where are the shocks?

    What we all really love, though, is a shock. A giant killing. Some plucky little side from the middle of nowhere toppling one of the big, arrogant boys.

    Where are they potentially coming from tonight?

    Does Fulham possibly beating Leeds count? Maybe. Could Wycombe take down the holders at the Etihad? Hmm. QPR v Everton and Sheffield United v Southampton are definitely worth keeping an eye on. And then there's Rochdale at Burnley in a feisty Lancashire derby.

  8. The presence of so many squad players often lends itself to some pretty gripping, entertaining games.

    Premier League clubs are there to be got at, there is occasionally less structure or honed cohesion in sides and now and again a young academy maverick shines.

    What I'm saying is, this might be fun!

  9. Time to step up...

    Pep Guardiola with Carabao CupGetty Images

    Right then, are you ready for some reserve team football?

    I jest... well, half-jest. I think we all know the score now with regards to the Carabao Cup. It is sadly somewhat the whipping boy of English domestic cup competitions, in which teams opt to field some of those in need of minutes or with something to prove.

    English football is, as many managers regularly inform us, demanding on players. They need a break somewhere. And we're not just talking Premier League either. We're now seeing League One and Two clubs resting players to keep them fresh for league games.

    But there's good news...