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25 ties were made in total including teams from the top four divisons in England, with the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal to enter in the third stage of the competition.

The draw for the second round of the Carabao Cup has been made, with the likes of Newcastle United, West Ham United and Everton learning their fate. After round one saw Championship, League One and League Two sides kick things off, we’ve…

Re-live Mail Sport's live blog for the latest news and updates from the Carabao Cup second round draw.

'I expect them to be top four, but I don't think they'll overcome City.'

TOM COLLOMOSSE: De Ligt (inset) has already played for three giants of the European game - Ajax, Bayern Munich and Juventus - and joins his fourth one at the age of 25 in United..

The second round draw for the Carabao Cup will see 13 Premier League teams enter the hat.

The Magpies will take on Nuno Espírito Santos' side in the early stages of this year's competition after being handed an instant test of their cup credentials

Eddie Howe will take his team to Nottingham Forest (Picture: Getty Images)

Premier League clubs not involved in European competition will enter the first domestic cup competition of the season in the second round with the draw completed on Wednesday night

The Carabao Cup second-round draw has been made as Premier League clubs enter the competition.

Colchester United to host Brentford in Carabao Cup

Chief executive Richard Masters hopes the regulatory disputes, such as with Manchester City, will not ‘normalise asterisks on the league table’

Chief executive Richard Masters hopes the regulatory disputes, such as with Manchester City, will not ‘normalise asterisks on the league table’

Football will reach saturation point if matches keep being added to the calendar, according to Premier League chief executive Richard Masters.

The top flight’s chief executive said a ‘collective spirit’ remains, despite the continued legal battles involving Manchester City and the Premier League

Richard Masters has insisted Premier League clubs share a determination to “preserve and protect” the competition, as a new season beset by off‑field challenges is about to get under way.

Chief executive Richard Masters is ‘concerned’ about Fifa’s decision to add more matches to the football calendar

Owalo pledges support as Nzoia Sugar FC aims for Premier League comeback Nzoia Sugar FC will compete in the National Super League this season after their relegation last year.

Chief executive Richard Masters is ‘concerned’ about Fifa’s decision to add more matches to the football calendar

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters is not concerned by clubs swapping homegrown players in order to balance the books and comply with profit and sustainability rules