Ipswich press in midfield and set Chuba Akpom free but he doesn't quite have the pace to go past Luke Thomas and Leicester clear the danger.

Plymouth's first attack but Bradley Ibrahim is bumped off the ball fairly in the box.

Brentford

Brentford were beaten by Man City in the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup last season, but Keith Andrews thinks he has a squad well-equipped for cup competitions.

"We got to the quarter-finals of the League Cup and were beaten by Man City," he said.

"We tried to find the balance between how many substitutions we made, how many players rotated in and out on any given week, and then the challenge of the schedule and the depth of your squad.

"But now we feel like we're in a good place to attack the domestic competitions on a really good level."

This game has only had two shots. Both goals.

Tom Watson receives the ball central and has a drive at goal but it's pretty comfortable for Christian Walton.

Leicester don't play like your typical League One side. Russell Martin loves his teams to keep the ball as much as possible but is it more a case of overplaying?

First real chance on goal goes Hull's way as David Akintola charges into the box, but his shot is too close to the goalkeeper.

A goal and assist for Taiwo Awoniyi on his first start for Coventry. The ex-Nottingham Forest man played 20 minutes in the defeat by Arsenal on Friday.

George Rees-Julian
BBC Sport Wales

It's half-time here at the Cardiff City Stadium, and Norwich will definitely be the happier side as they head down the tunnel for the break.

They could have doubled their lead when Liam Gibbs went close minutes after Mathias Kvistgaarden's opener, but Cardiff have goalkeeper Nathan Trott to thank.

Cardiff have had flashes going forward, but a long-range effort from David Turnbull, which fizzed just over the crossbar, is the closest they have come.

Wolves are handed the dream start at League One Sheffield Wednesday as a Sil Swinkels own goal has given the Championship side the lead after three minutes.

Ipswich are guilty of overplaying this time as Christian Walton plays it straight to Tom Watson, who can't hit the target.

Leicester play themselves into trouble by playing it around the back.

It drops to Chuba Akpom about 20 yards out but he drags it wide.

Warning signs for the Foxes.

Off we go with 13 more League Cup second-round ties.

Clinton Morrison
Former Birmingham striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at St Andrew's

Brentford have got a good chance of competing for European places but to win a cup, the club probably deserve it where they are at the moment.

Keith Andrews has done a fantastic job and I think they have got a great chance. That is why the team he has picked tonight is fairly strong.

Ipswich are back in the big time and they kicked off their Premier League campaign with a brilliant 2-1 win over Sunderland.

The Tractor Boys turn their attention to the cup tonight, with League One side Leicester hoping to put a dampener on the mood.

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Dan George
BBC Sport England at St Mary's

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Good evening from St Mary's Stadium where the sun is setting as we get ready to start this game.

West Ham have filled out their away end across from me but there is a reduced capacity inside the ground tonight with the Kingsland Stand closed for home supporters.

Southampton have gone strong for this game, playing some youngsters alongside an experienced core. West Ham look to have really rotated their side but have firepower on the bench.

This should be an intruiging watch, I'm sure both sides will really want a win for morale purposes, there is pressure on both managers at the moment.

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There are no English players in Nottingham Forest's starting XI. Leeds have three - James Trafford, James Justin and Sean Longstaff.

There are four Welsh player starting this tie - Neco Williams (Forest), Joe Rodon (Leeds), Ethan Ampadu (Leeds) and Dan James (Leeds).

Can Oliver Glasner work his cup magic at Nottingham Forest?

The Austrian led Crystal Palace to their only two major trophies - the FA Cup and the Conference League (plus a Community Shield) in the previous two seasons.

"I always try to create an environment with the correct attitude to make it possible," he said.

"I'm no magician to make them win anything, but we will play to win the game."

He added: "If we don’t prioritise every competition then I would suggest we don’t play it. If it’s not important it’s better that we train and not play this.

"But we will take part and the aim in every cup competition has to be to win otherwise it makes no sense. Every team will have the same goal and in the end one will lift the trophy."