This is the first match between Nottingham Forest and Leeds since... well Saturday.

Anton Stach's late goal gave United a 1-0 win at the City Ground on the opening day of the Premier League.

Leeds boss Daniel Farke said you "can't really compare" leagueand cup games.

He added: "Our league win is good for our mood and confidence, but this is a 'do or die' cup game.

"Both teams will be motivated to progress, so I expect a tight game. It will be difficult to win on the road again against a tough opponent."

Nottingham Forest make five changes to the side that lost 1-0 to Leeds United on the opening weekend of the Premier League season.

£34m summer signing Ousmane Diomande makes his debut while there is also a first start for Xaver Schlager, the Austria midfielder signed on a free.

Nott'm Forest starting XI: Sels, Diomande, Cunha, Milenkovic, Aina, Schlager, Dominguez, Williams, Jesus, Wood, Kalimuendo.

Subs: Victor, Murillo, Sangare, Hudson-Odoi, Ndoye, Hutchinson, McAtee, Netz, Abbott.

Six changes for Leeds, with Anton Stach - the 88th-minute match-winner at the weekend, starting on the bench this time.

Club record signing James Trafford once again starts in goal, while Swiss defender Nico Elvedi - an £8.5m signing from Borussia Monchengladbach in the summer - makes his debut.

Leeds United starting XI: Trafford, Rodon, Elvedi, Muharemovic, Ampadu, Tanaka, Longstaff, Justin, James, Okafor, Nmecha.

Subs: Perri, Bogle, Calvert-Lewin, Wilson, Aaronson, Bijol, Stach, Cresswell, Lienou.

Joe Mwaro, James Storer, Tyreeq Bakinson and Oliver Irow make their first starts for Plymouth Argyle and Tom Cleverley.

Plymouth Argyle XI: Storer; Mwaro, Ross, Harding, Sorinola; Watts, Bakinson, White, Irow; Ibrahim; Evans.

Subs: Cooper, Pleguezuelo, Edwards, Amaechi, Curtis, Hartridge, Roberts, Finn, Pepple.

Frank Lampard has made nine changes from the weekend defeat by Arsenal in Coventry's Premier League opener.

Coventry City XI: Bentley; Latibeaudiere, Thomas, Kitching, Bidwell; Sakamoto, Yirenkyi, Torp. Hamer; Rudoni; Awoniyi.

Subs: Wilson, Grimes, Mason-Clark, Tchaouna, Thomas-Asante, Amenda, van Ewijk, Eccles, Sherif.

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Mark Robins makes five changes from the weekend’s defeat by Southampton with Laurence Giani and Josh Griffiths making their debuts for Stoke City.

Stoke City XI: Griffiths; Johnson, Giani, Wilmot, Graham; Pearson, Galbraith, Rigo; Manhoef, Thomas, Bozenik.

Subs: Fielding, Anderson, Lawal, Kelly, Soumare, Martin, Junho, Gallagher, Hirst.

It’s all change for Hull City with 11 changes from their Premier League win over Manchester United.

Hull City XI: Phillips; Drameh, McNair, Herrington, Targett; Gourna, Hjerto-Dahl; Dowell, Omur, Millar; Akintola.

Subs: Subs: Tzolakis, Giles, Morita, Belloumi, Egan, Stroud, Slater, Mendy, Sellars-Fleming.

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Ipswich Town make nine changes from the side that began the 2-1 Premier League win over Sunderland as club captain Dara O'Shea and midfielder Marcelino Nunez are the only two to stay in.

Jack Clarke, who scored the winner on Saturday, is one of those to come in, but Abdul Fatawu, a £20m summer signing from the Foxes, is not included.

Ipswich Town XI: Walton, Furlong, Kipre, O'Shea, Ouatarra, Humphreys, Nunez, McAteer, Walle Gueli, Clarke, Akpom.

Subs: Scherpen, Greaves, Davis, Lukic, Compton, Mendel, Ogbene, Enciso, Maeda.

Russell Martin makes seven changes to his Leicester City team that began the 2-1 home loss to Burton Albion in League One.

Attacker Conor Chaplin, who spent five years at Ipswich before leaving on a free transfer in the summer, captains the Foxes while Wes Burns, another to go from Portman Road to the King Power Stadium, is among the subs.

Leicester City XI: Stolarczyk, Thomas, Coulibaly, McFarlane, Aluko, Howell, Page, Braybrooke, Chaplin, Watson, Bristric.

Subs: McCarthy, Joseph, Souttar, Neale, De Cordova-Reid, Carr, Burns, Alves, Cullen.

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All of the attention at the Cardiff City Stadium will be on 15-year-old defender Noah Anyadike, who makes his debut this evening in the midst of the Bluebirds' injury crisis at centre-back.

At 15 years and 98 days, Anyadike becomes the Bluebirds' youngest-ever player, and the youngest player in EFL Cup history, beating Harvey Elliott's (15 years, 174 days) previous record.

Norwich give debuts to Darlin Yongwa and Bruno Alves as they make a raft of changes following a 3-0 defeat to Millwall on Saturday.

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Tonight's action is already under way with an all-Championship tie between Cardiff and Norwich having just kicked off.

We'll bring updates from ties involving non-Premier League teams as often as we can, but you can also follow the scores here.

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Yes, the Football League teams who successfully navigated round one of the League Cup are now joined by 11 the Premier League sides not involved in European commitments.

Arguably the most eye-catching fixture of the round is the all-Premier League clash between Nottingham Forest and Leeds, with the former out for revenge following their opening-game loss in the league.

Nothing says it is the start of the new season more than a plethora of Carabao Cup fixtures on a Tuesday night.

There's 17 games taking place tonight with some of the Premier League clubs getting involved, and we'll keep you up-to-date with all the action right here.