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Carabao Cup second round: Chelsea, Everton’s opponents confirmed [Full fixtures]

Carabao Cup second round: Chelsea, Everton’s opponents confirmed [Full fixtures]

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The draw for this season’s Carabao Cup second round has been conducted on Monday.

This is the point where the 11 Premier League clubs who are not in European competitions enter the fray.

Chelsea will host Luton Town, while Tottenham Hotspur face Charlton.

The Carabao Cup ties will take place on the week commencing August 24.

Southern section draw in full

Walsall vs Leyton Orient

Ipswich Town vs Leicester City

Cardiff City vs Norwich City

Stevenage vs Reading

Cambridge United vs Millwall

Birmingham City vs Brentford

Southampton vs West Ham United

Watford vs Peterborough

Fulham vs AFC Wimbledon

Plymouth or Exeter vs Coventry

Chelsea vs Luton Town

Tottenham vs Charlton

Northern Section draw in full

Stoke City vs Hull City

Newcastle vs West Brom

Blackburn Rovers vs Sheffield United

Nottingham Forest vs Leeds

Doncaster Rovers vs Middlesbrough

Barnsley vs Crewe Alexandra

Preston North End vs Everton

Blackpool vs Lincoln City

Sheffield Wednesday vs Wolves

Bradford vs Burnley

Fleetwood vs Shrewsbury Town

Carabao Cup second round: Chelsea, Everton’s opponents confirmed [Full fixtures]

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