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Time for the third-round draw.

Johns Aldridge and Barnes are doing it. Both former Liverpool players... and Tranmere managers.

Warren Aspinall
Ex-Brighton striker on BBC Sussex

I'm delighted for Evan Ferguson. He worked his socks off tonight, and there were loads of under-23 players on that pitch at the end.

The draw is going to be soon, I'm told.

Newcastle United

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe to Sky Sports: "We had to really grind out the win. It was a tough end to the game. We had to be physical with our defending. That last part of the game pleased me the most.

"We take set-pieces where they come. They were well-worked and planned. Tranmere were committed and we had to match that. Credit to the players because they did. The two goals came from Kieran Trippier's quality of deliveries.

"We're really happy to get through. We had to pick a team we felt could get through the tie off the back of a game we felt we had given everything. We had to stand up and be counted.

"I thought our captain, Jamaal Lascellesm was heroic in his defending as well. He responded like the captain he is. He led by example and put his body on the line. He didn't want to come off but we had to protect him at that stage.

"We had a lot of the ball so had to be creative to open them up. We didn't do that enough so that will be something we go back and review.

"Chris Wood has performed really well since he's joined us. It's great for us to see. His movement is very good. We ideally wanted to protect Trippier but you know the difference he can make and he's won us the game with those two deliveries. Also how we defended the set-pieces too - that's just as pleasing as the attacking ones.

"We know that responsibility is on our shoulders. We were desperate to go through. We want to take every game with the same seriousness and we will try to win everything we compete in."

On rumours Newcastle are looking to sign Alexander Isak: "I have no idea, I have been preparing the game... On the transfer front, we will wait and see. I actually don't know what's happening so we will wait and see. We know we need to improve numbers in the squad. If there are any outgoings, that will be a late call within the club."

Rangers beat PSV to reach the Champions League group stages tonight.

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John Anderson
Former Newcastle defender on BBC Newcastle

We saw the game out comfortably in the end after upping the tempo in the second half. It could have been tricky, but we got it done.

Newcastle United

Newcastle man of the match Kieran Trippier: "We played fantastically against Manchester City but it was a different challenge tonight. Coming to places like this is always difficult.

"We work hard every day in training on set-pieces and attacking them. Chris Wood deserves that goal. He works so hard in training every day.

"It would mean everything [to have a cup run] but we have come so far in a short period of time. We need to be patient, take it a step at a time and keep building as a team."

Newcastle United

Newcastle matchwinner Chris Wood to Sky Sports: "We knew it was going to be a tough game. On a Wednesday night, coming here live on TV was always going to be tough. The home crowd gave them energy. We had to work our way round to get the win. They caused us a lot of problems."

On Kieran Trippier's quality: "We saw it at the weekend. We know his quality and that’s why he's in our side. He's one of the best deliverers of the ball in the league. We have to make sure we get in there."

The Carabao Cup third round draw is coming up tonight so stay here to find out who's got who as quickly as I can type the team names. Whenever that draw happens.

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It's all over.

Newcastle's bid to win a trophy this season goes on. League Two Tranmere made them work very hard, and took the lead, but quality showed in the end.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Newcastle are finishing this game with a much stronger team after Eddie Howe emptied the bench.

Tranmere are really giving it a go.

Into the final minute as Kieran Trippier carries the ball forward.

Tranmere are causing problems with set-pieces. They shout for a corner but referee says goal-kick. Two minutes left.

The Yorkshire derby honours go Leeds' way again as they progress to the next round.