Nothing happening for Everton at all. Onana tries to find Danjuma with a ball down the left which goes straight out of play.

McBurnie stabs a shot from inside the area, but Brown gets his body in the way to block for Lincoln.

Another dangerous Donny attack. Everton scramble the ball away.

The last thing Everton really need right now is a cup game against the worst team in the league.

Well, the last thing they need is to be getting outplayed by that team...

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at the City Ground

If someone said to you a few years ago that Vincent Kompany would be Burnley manager and Craig Bellamy as his assistant, what would you have replied?

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Chelsea go close to levelling, with a deflection from a Maatsen shot off AFC Wimbledon's Lewis flying perilously close to the target with the keeper wrong-footed.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at the City Ground

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Lovely football from Burnley.

In the fashion that boss Vincent Kompany wants them to play, bringing the ball out from the back and then Aaron Ramsey playing a nice, first-time pass to Jacob Bruun Larsen.

Jay Rodriguez just cannot reach the cross, but positive signs for the visitors.

Very bright start for Doncaster, who have had most of the ball and the attacks. Everton head away a cross.

Alex Howell
Football reporter at Stamford Bridge

Incredible! AFC Wimbledon have taken the lead from the penalty spot. James Tilley smashes the ball down the middle. Robert Sanchez came out for a cross and jumped into Harry Pell. Mauricio Pochettino is not happy with Pell as he comes past the dugout.

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AFC Wimbledon have a penalty at Stamford Bridge!

Harry Pell felled in the area and the away side have a chance from the spot!

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Under way in the late game. Early corner to Doncaster but they make a mess of a header.

Bizarre incident with Rodriguez, who rather than go for a cross in the box with his head seems to handle it while in a decent position. Either way, the chance goes begging.

Carl Asaba
Former Sheffield United striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

I'm watching Cameron Archer because the boys have got to get used to his runs and he's got to get used to them.

What I've seen so far is that he does not stop running: he is spinning, coming short and going long. He's going to be a livewire. He's going to show a few people sets of heels this season - he scampers away quickly.

I like the way Sheffield United have set up. You've got Oli McBurnie slightly withdrawn from Archer. They should have a good, solid amount of possession, which hasn't really been the case in the first three games in the Premier League.

Alex Howell
Football reporter at Stamford Bridge

Last night Ian Maatsen was named in the Championship team of the year in the left-back position. He hasn't played there yet for Mauricio Pochettino and has been used further forward. He played from the wing in pre-season and tonight he's started in the 'number 10' position.

Doncaster Rovers boss Grant McCann speaking to BBC 5 Live before the game: "It is a great game for us playing against top-class opposition. Our message to the players is to go and enjoy it, be free and be brave.

"Hopefully the boys can take the chance tonight, it is going to be a tough one of course, I want the boys to enjoy themselves.

"It is Premier League against League Two, we want to go and enjoy this occasion and go test ourselves against top class players."

On Sean Dyche: "He is top class in what he does and I have admired him for many years, he did great things last year by steadying the ship.

"No doubt like us they have not started the way they want to, but results will follow."

Blackburn have had most of the ball in the opening nine minutes, but no proper chances.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at the City Ground

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The Forest fans aren't having Vincent Kompany's trainers and they're letting him know about it.

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