Former Burnley man Jacob Bedeau has his penalty saved by Max Weiss and now the Clarets have the chance to win it...

Notts County's Conor Grant and Burnley's Mike Tresor make no mistake from the spot, before Jack Evans nets again for the Magpies to make it 3-3.

But then Hannibal Mejbri's spot-kick is saved by James Belshaw!

Andrew Moran's penalty is saved by Matty Young!

3-2.

Paul Parker
Ex-QPR and Manchester United defender on BBC Radio London

There were really good bits today, but if you're a West Ham fan you would be a little bit concerned because Pompey had the legs on them.

The Championship is so tactical and we've seen that teams can get behind them so easily and the 'keeper worries me.

Maybe I'm just picking at things. I'm just saying from what I've seen.

Teams are going to work and work against them and they have to be prepared for that because in the first half they were not.

It looked destined for penalties but a late 99th minute goal from Marc Bola sends Watford through to the second round.

Crawley fought hard for so, so long, and Vito Mannone performed admirably for most of the match, keeping out numerous shots.

But Watford deserved to prevail, and of all the players most unfortunate you have to feel some sympathy for Luca Kjerrumgaard whose disallowed goal and shot which hit the woodwork did nothing to give them breathing room.

It took Marc Bola's last minute intervention to settle the tie.

Burnley goalkeeper Max Weiss saves the first spot-kick of the shootout from Notts County's Emile Acquah, diving low to his right to keep it out.

Zian Flemming is the coolest man inside Turf Moor to send James Belshaw the wrong way to put the Clarets in front.

Dean Campbell slots calmy into the bottom corner for the Magpies before Zeki Amdouni restores Burnley's lead, stuttering and then rolling home.

Bolton pay dearly after Xavier Simons loses his head to put them a man down.

After being pulled back by Harry Gray, Simons repaid the favour by lashing out with a punch. The Wednesday players were up in arms and things got heated but the Owls men would have the last laugh as Simons was given his marching orders.

Jamal Lowe came on the field and scored from Barry Bannan's ball.

A win. Barry Bannan involved in the goals. The feel-good factor is in full flow at Hillsborough now.

Taty Castellanos and Jarrod Bowen combine to put the game to bed for West Ham and knock out Portsmouth despite a decent performance from the visitors.

After a first half comeback from 1-0 down, West Ham scored a third and final goal in the 50th minute after Bowen sets up Castellanos for a superb header.

Portsmouth played well but not well enough to surpass the Hammers' talented squad.

A force to be reckoned with in the upcoming Championship campaign? It's certainly looking so.

Matches that have finished in 90 minutes at 15:00:

Bradford 2-0 Rochdale

Bristol Rovers 0-1 Peterborough

Burton 1-2 Blackburn

Cardiff 3-2 Swindon

Crewe 2-1 Accrington

Derby 1-2 Lincoln

Fleetwood 1-0 Chesterfield

Gillingham 0-3 Luton Town

Grimsby 1-3 Blackpool

Leicester 1-0 Northampton

Leyton Orient 2-0 Oxford

Norwich 4-1 MK Dons

Sheff Wed 1-0 Bolton

Stoke 2-0 Oldham

Swansea 0-1 Birmingham

West Ham 3-1 Portsmouth

Leicester are through to the second round of the EFL Cup, thanks to that early goal by defender Caleb Okoli.

Northampton fought hard, but it just wasn't enough on the day.

The Foxes thought they had doubled their lead in the second half thorough Liam Cullen, especially because of how long it took for the linesman to raise his flag.

But it doesn't matter now. If Leicester are to get back to where they were a decade ago the journey begins here with a decent first round win the EFL Cup.

Bring on the new season!

Andrew Moon
BBC Radio Solent commentator

There's definitely been positives for Portsmouth but you just feel that maybe this was there for the taking today.

Pompey haven't quite been able to do it.

Notts County have held Burnley to a draw and it will come down to spot-kicks.

The 178-day wait for a victory inside 90 minutes goes on for the Clarets.

Could the Magpies cause an upset here? They've got a great chance to do so now.

That late goal means we go to a penalty shootout!

Drama, drama, drama.

We love it.

August Priske's first-half goal puts Birmingham through to the second round.

The Swans dominated on the shot counter, with 14 to Blues' mere six. But only two were on target and their lack of clinical shooting inevitably loses them the game.

Though for Birmingham, their summer remains undefeated. Not a bad way to enter the new Championship season next week, ey?

Eight more minutes added to this one.

I don't sense a comeback but then I didn't sense one in the first half from West Ham either.