Carabao Cup

CHELSEA will travel to Manchester City in the pick of the Carabao Cup third round ties.Thomas Tuchel’s side will lock horns with the Prem champions in November as both attempt to navigate a hectic pre-World Cup schedule.
Thomas Tuchel and Pep Guardiola will lock horns once againCredit: EPA
Raheem Sterling will return to City with new side ChelseaCredit: Getty
The Blues were beaten finalists against Liverpool last year, while Manchester City won the previous four editions of the competition.
Chelsea’s tricky tie will also see Raheem Sterling return to his old stomping ground for the first time.
The England star won the Carabao Cup FIVE times during his time at City – and will hope to bring that kind of success to Stamford Bridge after his £47.5million summer switch.
Elsewhere, Jurgen Klopp’s holders will host League One Derby County, with Manchester United at home to Aston Villa in an all-Prem clash.
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The Red Devils’ date with Steven Gerrard and Co is one of seven all-Prem ties.
These also include Tottenham’s trip to Nottingham Forest and Arsenal’s Emirates clash with Brighton.
Newcastle will take on Crystal Palace at St James’ Park – with Bournemouth hosting Everton and Wolves playing Leeds.
Other Prem sides will have to navigate EFL teams looking for a big upset.
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Carabao Cup Third Round DrawTies to be played on week commencing November 7
Arsenal vs Brighton
Bournemouth vs Everton
Brentford vs Gillingham
Bristol City vs Lincoln City
Burnley vs Crawley
Leicester City vs Newport County
Liverpool vs Derby
Manchester City vs Chelsea
Manchester United vs Aston Villa
MK Dons vs Morecambe
Newcastle United vs Crystal Palace
Nottingham Forest vs Tottenham
Southampton vs Sheffield Wednesday
Stevenage vs Charlton
West Ham vs Blackburn
Wolves vs Leeds

League Two Newport County will go to Leicester, after the Foxes struggled past fourth-tier Stockport this week.
While Championship Blackburn will try their luck at the London Stadium against West Ham – with League One promotion hopefuls Sheffield Wednesday going to Southampton.
Elsewhere, Brentford will host Gillingham in West London.
Meanwhile, a number of all-EFL clashes will present lower league sides with a brilliant chance to make it to round four.
MK Dons are set to take on Morecambe in an all-League One clash.
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With League Two surprise package Stevenage playing host to Charlton.
Bristol City will welcome Lincoln City to Ashton Gate, while Fulham’s conquerors Crawley are rewarded for their heroics with a trip to Burnley. More

DOUGLAS LUIZ scored straight from a corner as Aston Villa took on Bolton in the League Cup.Steven Gerrard’s side found themselves 1-0 down at the League One outfit when the Brazilian stepped up to take a 36th minute set p[ece.

Douglas Luiz’s corner goes all the way inCredit: Reuters
The Brazilian celebrates with Philippe CoutinhoCredit: Rex
Luiz, 24, lofted it towards the back post… and goalkeeper Joel Dixon won’t want to see it again.
The Bolton stopper completely lost the flight of the ball, allowing it to drop over his head and into the top corner.
Amazingly, this is the second time this term that Luiz has caught a goalkeeper out with an in-swinger.
During a pre-season clash with Walsall he put his side 4-0 up directly from a corner.
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Luiz’s moment of inspiration came at an opportune moment for his boss Gerrard.
The Liverpool legend has been criticised of late, with Villa having followed last season’s poor ending with an indifferent start to this campaign.
Villa did manage to edge out Everton 2-1, but this result has been sandwiched by defeats at Bournemouth and Crystal Palace.
So when Darius Charles gave Bolton the lead on 24 minutes, Gerrard may have had reason to worry.
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Gerrard selected an extremely strong starting XI for the trip to Bolton.
Goalkeeper Emi Martinez was not rotated for the clash, and played behind an experienced back four comprising of Ashley Young, Calum Chambers, Tyrone Mings and Lucas Digne.
Boubacar Kamara, John McGinn, Luiz and Philippe Coutinho formed a diamond in midfield – with Ollie Watkins and Danny Ings up front.
Ings had a superb chance to give his side the lead early in the second 45 – only for his left-footed effort to strike the post.
The 30-year-old was then brought down by Dixon in the box – dusting himself down to score the resulting spot kick.
Goals from Digne and Leon Bailey rounded off a 4-1 win and ensured a place in the third round. More