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We know five of the teams through to the fourth round of the Carabao Cup, with Bournemouth, Crystal Palace, Bradford City, Sunderland and Newcastle United all progressing.
Millwall 0-1 Newcastle
Joe Willock's late goal, just after Millwall had hit the post, is enough to take Newcastle into the fourth round.
A hard-earned win for the Magpies, who will make the long journey home knowing they are in the next round.
Millwall 0-1 Newcastle
Time is running out for Millwall. Newcastle almost there.
Millwall 0-1 Newcastle
Into four minutes of added time and the Millwall faithful still believe. A ball is played into the Newcastle penalty area but Harvey Barnes, back defending, does well to produce a vital header.
Millwall 0-1 Newcastle
Camiel Neghli twists and turns and fires the ball hard and low through the penalty area, but no Millwall player can get on the end of it.
The Lions have brought on 15-year-old Regan Anderson, who will have a great story to tell his mates at school tomorrow. Five minutes left, with Millwall needing a goal to take it to penalties.
Sunderland 1-0 Hull
All over and it is Sunderland who progress to round four.
Image source, PA MediaCrystal Palace 3-0 Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough started this game well but in the end it was comfortable progress for Crystal Palace.
Leyton Orient 1-3 Bradford City
All over and Bradford come from behind to progress to the fourth round.
Bournemouth 4-0 Lincoln
A Ryan Christie hat-trick and a late fourth from Rayan sees Bournemouth cruise past Championship side Lincoln City.
Image source, ReutersSunderland 1-0 Hull
Hull are now pushing to try and take this game to penalties but time is running out for them. We're into two minutes of stoppage time.
Joe Willock
Just seconds after Millwall hit the post, Newcastle take the lead at the other end.
Lewis Hall gets to the byline and pulls the back back to Joe Willock. His shot takes a deflection and creeps over the line, but it could well be enough to take the 2025 Carabao Cup winners into round four.
Image source, ReutersRayan
Rayan seals the victory after a rapid break from the hosts, with him slotting the finish past Joe Gauci.
Marco Rose gets his first competitive win as Bournemouth manager - and does so in style.
Image source, PA MediaMillwall 0-0 Newcastle
Millwall substitute Tairyk Arconte almost puts the Championship side ahead, but shoots hard and low at goal and the ball bounces off the foot of the right-hand post.
It then bounces off goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek, and he is lucky that the ball does not rebound into his own net, but Newcastle survive.
Nick Powell (88th min)
Bradford are heading through to the fourth round.
A cross is cushioned down nicely for Nick Powell, who sends a first-time strike into the back of the net.
Ryan Christie (hat-trick)
An easy win sealed for Bournemouth with Ryan Christie clinching his hat-trick.
Lincoln goalkeeper Joe Gauci does not get any distance on a punch, after a few touches it drops for Christie and he curls an attempt from near the penalty spot just inside the post.
A match ball for him, a place in round four for his club.
Image source, Getty ImagesMillwall 0-0 Newcastle
Not for the first time tonight, Caleb Taylor has both arms wrapped around Fabian Schar as Millwall are defending a corner.
Taylor is playing a very risky game, but no VAR means Newcastle do not get a penalty.
Sunderland 1-0 Hull
Big chance for the equaliser!
Sorba Thomas swings a brilliant ball into the box and Joe Gelhardt peels away from his marker and looks certain to score at the far post, but the ball bounces off his shin and over.
Sunderland 1-0 Hull
A second would make absolutely sure of settling this tie and Sunderland are pushing for it as Wilson Isidor drags an effort just wide.
Millwall 0-0 Newcastle
Newcastle have brought on Anthony Elanga and summer signing Mathias Fernandez-Pardo in an attempt to find the breakthrough, but, as it stands, this is the only match that is heading to penalties.
Sunderland received a bye to enter the Carabao Cup in the third round because they are competing in the Europa League
Chemsdine Talbi scored on his Sunderland return as the Black Cats got the better of Hull and sealed their spot in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup.
Talbi, who was not included in his club's Europa League squad last week and has been the subject of interest from Saudi Arabia, scored the only goal in a game which lacked many clear-cut chances.
The first half provided little excitement apart from when Hull were denied an early penalty shout when Luke O'Nien appeared to foul Robinio Vaz in the box.
Sunderland opted to make 11 changes from the side who drew at Brentford on Saturday and the rustiness of second-choice keeper Melker Ellborg was clear when he surged out in an attempt to claim the ball outside of his box and mistimed his move, but Hull's Mohamed-Ali Cho was unable to direct his lob on target.
The hosts subjected Hull to a late flurry of first-half attempts and nearly broke the deadlock when Jules Ahoka whipped an effort towards the far corner, but Dillon Phillips did well to dive down and keep it out.
They finally broke the deadlock through Talbi in the second half as the Morocco international raced up the pitch in a counter-attack and dinked the ball over Dillon Phillips.
A much-changed Hull side only kept three players from the starting line-up who drew 0-0 with Aston Villa on Saturday and they struggled to carve out many clear-cut chances.
Sorba Thomas, who joined Hull from Stoke on transfer deadline day, was one of his side's brightest sparks with his trademark expert set-piece deliveries, but no Hull player was able to do enough to prevent defeat.
Sunderland will have to wait until the draw on Wednesday, 16 September to find out their opponents in the fourth round. Ties will begin in the week commencing Monday, 26 October.
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