Carabao Cup second round draw in full as Premier League clubs enter the fray

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

On Tuesday night, 32 Carabao Cup fixtures were played with the likes of Blackburn Rovers, Watford, Sheffield United and Coventry City all sealing passage to the next round.

Three games were played on Wednesday night with Hull City losing 2-1 to Sheffield Wednesday, Wayne Rooney’s Plymouth Argyle beating Cheltenham Town 3-0 and Leeds United were also knocked out after losing 3-0 to Middlesbrough.

After the matches on Wednesday night, the draw was made with Premier League sides not in Europe entering the competition, including the likes of Newcastle United, Crystal Palace, West Ham United, Everton and Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Here is the draw in full:

Southern Section -

Coventry City vs Oxford United

Swansea City vs Wycombe Wanderers

AFC Wimbledon vs Ipswich Town

Birmingham City vs Fulham

Watford vs Plymouth Argyle

West Ham United vs Bournemouth

Queens Park Rangers vs Luton Town

Brighton and Hove Albion vs Crawley Town

Crystal Palace vs Norwich City

Cardiff City vs Southampton

Millwall vs Leyton Orient

Colchester United vs Brentford

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Northern Section -

Grimsby Town vs Sheffield Wednesday

Everton vs Doncaster Rovers

Blackburn Rovers vs Blackpool

Fleetwood Town vs Rotherham United

Shrewsbury Town vs Bolton Wanderers

Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle United

Barrow vs Derby County

Leicester City vs Tranmere Rovers

Middlesbrough vs Stoke City

Barnsley vs Sheffield United

Harrogate Town vs Preston North End

Walsall vs Huddersfield Town

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Burnley

In round three, the rest of the top flight such as holders Liverpool and Premier League champions Manchester City will be involved.

Last season, Liverpool won the Carabao Cup in dramatic circumstances after Virgil van Dijk headed in a Kostas Tsimikas corner in the 118th minute to seal a 1-0 win over Chelsea at Wembley.

It proved to be Jurgen Klopp's final trophy as Liverpool boss.