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FT: Nottm Forest 2-0 Tottenham - Renan Lodi & Jesse Lingard; Orel Mangala sent off
FT: Wolves 1-0 Leeds - Boubacar Traore
FT: Arsenal 1-3 Brighton - Eddie Nketiah; Danny Welbeck, Kaoru Mitoma & Tariq Lamptey
FT: Newcastle 0-0 Crystal Palace - hosts win 3-2 on pens
FT: Southampton 1-1 Sheff Wed - Saints win 6-5 on pens
FT: West Ham 2-2 Blackburn - visitors win 10-9 on pens
FT: Liverpool 0-0 Derby - Reds win 3-2 on pens
FT: Man City 2-0 Chelsea - Riyad Mahrez & Julian Alvarez
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Liverpool 0-0 Derby
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Anfield
Liverpool finally threatened the Derby goal with a tame header from Joe Gomez and a couple of off-target finishes from Layton Stewart and Kostas Tsimikas.
Having seen Fabio Carvalho excel in pre-season, I thought he might have made more of an impact for the Reds so far.
Tonight is an opportunity to take control of this game.
Man City 0-0 Chelsea
Chelsea's 18-year-old midfielder Lewis Hall has shown a few nice touches today and draws a foul.
Arsenal 1-1 Brighton
An eventful match at the Emirates. Plenty of chances. Arsenal took the lead before Danny Welbeck scored from the spot against his former club.
Manchester City 0-0 Chelsea
Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Ziyech tried to get in behind, something they've tried to work on to try and catch City.
It's a little bit disjointed when Chelsea get going, they aren't as fluid as you'd expect.
West Ham 1-1 Blackburn
The Championship club are standing toe-to-toe with the Hammers.
Southampton 1-1 Sheff Wed
The Saints' equaliser was pretty much the last act of the first half.
Liverpool 0-0 Derby
Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Heavy, heavy touch and it allows Carvalho to get in behind the Derby backline for the first time.
He plays a lovely ball into the penalty box but Layton Stewart is leaning back, he never gets his head and knee over the ball to guide it into the corner. Maybe just a touch of adrenaline on debut.
Liverpool 0-0 Derby
Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
Huge chance on his debut for Layton Stewart! How many chances like that is he going to get as he skews it over the bar?
Wolves 0-0 Leeds
Also goalless at Molineux...
Nottingham Forest 0-0 Tottenham
Harry Kane and Tottenham have been second best.
Newcastle 0-0 Crystal Palace
Very scrappy still. Goalless at the break.
West Ham 1-1 Blackburn
What a miss!
West Ham have been sloppy and they give the ball away again which lets in Dilan Markanday
But the 21-year-old takes far too long to take a shot and ends up hammering the ball into a West Ham player with the goal at his mercy.
James Ward-Prowse (45+2 mins)
Southampton captain James Ward-Prowse levels from the spot just before half-time.
The penalty was awarded after Marvin Johnson fouled Moussa Djenepo.
Arsenal 1-1 Brighton
Arsenal coming closer. Joel Veltman and Levi Colwell making some crucial blocks at the back for Brighton.
Man City 0-0 Chelsea
City's 17-year-old full-back Rico Lewis, who scored the other day, flashes a ball across the six-yard box but nobody is in there.
Nottingham Forest 0-0 Tottenham
Image source, Getty ImagesForest have been on the front-foot for most the of the first half.
The Premier League's bottom club are giving this a really good go.
Forest have made nine changes but Spurs have been unable to impose themselves.
Man City 0-0 Chelsea
Oh that was nice football.
City's Ilkay Gundogan slips in a lovely ball into the path of Julian Alvarez, who spins and shoots - but Kalidou Koulibaly slides in to deny him.
Newcastle 0-0 Crystal Palace
Luka Milivojevic is booked as he drags back Allan Saint-Maximin. He was breaking through the middle for Newcastle.
Newcastle 0-0 Crystal Palace
Image source, Getty ImagesPalace are starting to create a bit more at St James' Park but it's lacking quality in the final third. Newcastle haven't really got going yet either.
Liverpool 0-0 Derby
Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
Liverpool have not won a League Cup tie at Anfield within 90 minutes for six years.