Carabao Cup draw LIVE: Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal learn third-round fate

Tonight’s results:

Wolves 2-0 Burnley

Wimbledon 2-2 (4-2 on penalties) Ipswich Town

Cardiff City 3-5 Southampton

Colchester United 0-1 Brentford

Swansea City 0-1 Wycombe Wanderers

West Ham 1-0 Bournemouth

Nottingham Forest 1-1 (3-4 on penalties) Newcastle United

Not long to wait now. The draw is up next and we’ll find out the fixtures of the Carabao Cup third round. Should only be a couple of minutes longer.

Newcastle have triumphed!

Sean Longstaff nets the final penalty and secures a 4-3 victory for Eddie Howe’s team. The draw is up next and Newcastle will be in it.

What a game. Nottingham Forest will be a bit gutted, they played well tonight against a strong Newcastle side.

The Carabao Cup draw will follow the conclusion of the match between Nottingham Forest and Newcastle. It has just finished 1-1 after 90 minutes and will be decided by penalties.

The draw will then take place.

• Manchester City
• Arsenal
• Aston Villa
• Liverpool
• Manchester United
• Tottenham
• Chelsea
• Stoke City
• Barnsley
• Barrow
• Blackpool
• Brighton & Hove Albion
• Coventry City
• Everton
• Fleetwood Town
• Sheffield Wednesday
• Preston North End
• Leicester City
• Leyton Orient
• QPR
• Bolton Wanderers
• Walsall
• Watford
• Fulham
• Crystal Palace
• Wolves
• Wimbledon
• Southampton
• Brentford
• Wycombe Wanderers
• West Ham United
• Nottingham Forest or Newcastle United

Gary Lineker has appeared to express a willingness to stay on as Match of the Day host, after his widely tipped replacement Jermaine Jenas was fired from the BBC over allegations of inappropriate workplace behaviour.

The 63-year-old former England footballer has presented the BBC’s flagship sports show for a quarter of a century but his £1.3million-a-year contract is due to expire at the end of the current season and it is unclear whether he will seek to renew it.

Crawley boss Scott Lindsey apologised for the challenge by his captain Jay Williams which cut short the debut of Brighton’s new signing Matt O’Riley in the Premier League side’s 4-0 Carabao Cup win.

O’Riley, signed by the Seagulls for £25million from Scottish champions Celtic, was forced off after just 10 minutes following a challenge which infuriated the Brighton bench and left the midfielder sweating on the results of a scan to his ankle.

Dissent among the two simmered and boiled over towards the end when both Lindsey and Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler were booked by referee Alex Chilowicz, although the two exchanged a handshake at the finish.

Brighton booked a place in the third round of the Carabao Cup with a 4-0 home victory over League one Crawley in the first competitive game between the sides since 1992.

Scott Lindsey’s Red Devils put up a brave fight and gave a fine account of themselves against a much-changed Seagulls side.

Goals from Simon Adingra and Jeremy Sarmiento put Brighton in charge, and they scored twice more in the space of two minutes through Adam Webster and Mark O’Mahony before Crawley substitute Jack Roles was shown a straight red card in the last minute.

There is little chance of Dyche or his players getting ahead of themselves after overcoming Doncaster, but it was progress at the end of a chastening start to the Premier League season.

“We want all of the group to lay down markers,” the Everton boss said. “It’s not just about new players, it’s about every player.

“Can they keep evolving, if you like, for the next challenge? That’s what we’ve had to do many times. Challenges come, we have to go again and go again and go again, and there’s another challenge at the moment.

“So, that’s a mini step forward. The reason why I say a mini step forward is because it’s a cup competition.

“The league is the be-all and end-all. We all know that, so our next step is going into Saturday and deliver a performance that can win on Saturday.”

Sean Dyche was pleased with how Everton overcame the “noise” around their alarming start to the season to take a “mini step forward” by beating Doncaster in the Carabao Cup.

“In many ways (it was satisfying), yeah,” Toffees boss Dyche said. “I think the first thing is the performance level.

“Without really opening too much in the first half, I thought it was a very solid performance and we were asking questions.

“Second half, a little bit more freedom came into the play, particularly in the top third, which is what I spoke to them about at half-time and I’m pleased they delivered that.

“We scored three goals – on another day could have had maybe another couple – so overall pleasing.

“You know, a lot of noise about our start, but I think it showed we’ve still got a group that are alive here and some good players.”