Carabao Cup third round: who is through, Chelsea vs Leeds tonight and the fixtures to 17 September
Five ties settled on Tuesday, Chelsea against Leeds tonight, and ten more between 15 and 17 September including Liverpool against Tottenham and Ipswich against Arsenal. The full third round, in Italian time.
The Carabao Cup third round is not played in one block: five ties finished last night, one is on tonight, and the other ten are spread between 15 and 17 September.
Here is the full picture, and this page is updated as each round lands.
Tuesday's five ties
Millwall 0-1 Newcastle. our call was under 4.5 goals: correct.
Sunderland 1-0 Hull City. our call was under 4.5 goals: correct.
Bournemouth 4-0 Lincoln City. our call was under 4.5 goals: correct.
Crystal Palace 3-0 Middlesbrough. our call was under 4.5 goals: correct.
Leyton Orient 1-3 Bradford City. our call was under 4.5 goals: correct.
Through to the fourth round: Newcastle, Sunderland, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace and Bradford City, who won away in London.
Tonight
21:00 Italian time, Chelsea against Leeds United at Stamford Bridge. It is the only tie scheduled tonight: Everton against Wolverhampton, originally set for this evening, has been moved to 16 September.
Our call on Chelsea against Leeds is under 4.5 goals, confidence 6 out of 10.
The rest of the round, 15 to 17 September
Tuesday 15 September
21:00 Ipswich Town-Arsenal
20:45 West Ham United-Fulham
20:45 Peterborough United-Barnsley
Wednesday 16 September
21:00 Manchester United-Brighton
21:00 Coventry City-Aston Villa
20:45 Everton-Wolverhampton
20:45 Fleetwood-Sheffield United
Thursday 17 September
20:30 Manchester City-Norwich City
The biggest tie of next week is Liverpool against Tottenham, Tuesday 15 at 21:00. On the same night Ipswich Town host Arsenal, and on Wednesday Manchester United welcome Brighton.
How our calls went
We had one call on each of Tuesday's five ties, all on the same market: under 4.5 goals, confidence 6 out of 10. All five were settled, and all five came in.
Our calls on the ten ties between 15 and 17 September go up when those games are loaded, and they live on the competition page.
Why it is worth following
The Carabao Cup throws four divisions together, so almost every week it produces a tie between a big club and a small one. Tuesday showed it: Bradford City, two divisions below, knocked out Leyton Orient by winning 3-1 away from home.
Kick-off times here are Italian. In the United Kingdom they are one hour earlier.
Upcoming games, with predicted lineups and our calls, are on the Carabao Cup page. The record of our settled calls is in the results history, and the individual calls are in player predictions.