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Isak scores winner for Magpies
FT: Lincoln 0-1 West Ham
FT: Liverpool come from behind to lead Leicester
Nelson winner for Arsenal at Brentford & Everton beat Villa
Chelsea beat Brighton - Jackson with winner
Newcastle 0-0 Manchester City
Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live
Tonali's a very good player, I came up against him in the Europa League when he was with AC Milan. He seemed to start OK, but he's struggling a bit lately.
Image source, ReutersNewcastle 0-0 Man City
Not much action in the opening five minutes, bar a few tackles flying around.
Callum Robinson (18 mins)
A lovely strike from Callum Robinson, drilled into the bottom corner from 25 yards, and Cardiff are level.
Aston Villa 0-1 Everton
Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Villa Park
Robin Olsen's kicking has been suspect all game and Aston Villa come unstuck after a poor pass from their second choice goalkeeper.
James Garner fires it in at the near post before running off to celebrate in front of the 4,000+ travelling Evertonians.
Chelsea 0-0 Brighton
Alex Howell
Football reporter at Stamford Bridge
It's been a very fast and intense opening 15 minutes. Both sides have had half chances and the managers are animated in their technical areas.
Image source, Getty ImagesNewcastle 0-0 Man City
Under way at SJP.
James Garner
Everton strike first at Villa Park with James Garner putting Sean Dyche's side ahead after only 15 minutes.
It is a mistake from home goalkeeper Robin Olsen, whose poor clearance puts his team under pressure. Amadou Onana plays an excellent pass through to Garner and he hits it first time to get the first goal of the match.
Image source, ReutersBournemouth 0-0 Stoke City
Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez has had the first clear chance of the match, with a powerful effort from the edge of the penalty area, but away goalkeeper Jack Bonham is equal to it.
Liverpool 0-1 Leicester
They might be behind but it's all Liverpool and Harvey Elliott is denied by the bar. The Reds have had five attempts in the opening 13 minutes.
Jake Garrett (13 mins)
Blackburn take the lead. Jake Garrett latches onto a long ball forward, controls it well and slots the ball past the keeper from the edge of the box.
Garrett has scored in each round so far.
Carlos Vinícius
Norwich conceded six last time out and they're trailing already at Craven Cottage. Carlos Vinícius finds the net for the Premier League club after Willian floats a cross in and Alex Iwobi puts it back across goal for the Brazilian to net.
Image source, ReutersLincoln 0-0 West Ham
Chance for Lincoln as former Limerick FC defender Paudie O'Connor volleys over.
Newcastle v Manchester City (20:00 BST)
Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live
This is an opportunity for Kalvin Phillips to show his class and get his career back up and running.
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea 0-0 Brighton
Kaoru Mitoma has some joy down the left flank for Brighton, taking on and beating Marc Cucurella, but ex-Brighton goalkeeper Robert Sanchez clears the danger.
Nicolas Jackson has had a chance for the hosts, but the shot was deflected, wiping all the power out of it.
Reiss Nelson
The Gunners start with a bang!
They take advantage of a poor back-pass and the ball ends up at the feet of Reiss Nelson who tucks home.
Great start for Arsenal.
Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool 0-1 Leicester
Neil Lennon and Robbie Savage were playing for Leicester the last time they won at Anfield.
Liverpool have work to do after an awful start but the Reds go close through Wataru Endo whose low drilled attempt flashes narrowly wide.
Image source, ReutersNewcastle v Manchester City (20:00 BST)
Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live
The biggest compliment to Oscar Bobb is that Man City haven't sold him. They've sold Cole Palmer maybe because they rate Bobb highly.
Blackburn 0-0 Cardiff
First chance is Cardiff's but Rubin Colwill's shot is deflected wide.
Kasey McAteer
What a start!
The Championship leaders stun Anfield as 21-year-old Kasey McAteer keeps his composure to tuck the ball home in front of the Kop.
It's far too easy for the Foxes. Terrible defending by Liverpool.
Image source, Getty ImagesNewcastle v Man City (20:00 BST)
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he does not feel like he can call on many academy products.
"We cannot take a few of them because we sell a lot of them and still they are not ready to play with us," he said.
"That's why I have to give time to them to develop. They are still so young to play Newcastle away."
Guardiola expects a better performance than the City side which lost to Southampton in last season's quarter-finals.
"What we don't want to do is perform not who we are in terms of the principles and who we are as a team, which happened last season against Southampton," he said.
"That's the worst game I've had as manager of Man City, by far. I didn't recognise anything about that.
"You can lose, of course, credit to Southampton in that game, but you have to meet a minimum and this is what I want from my team in every single game, every single competition.
"And tomorrow it's going to happen, I'm pretty sure of that."