Key events

Tottenham 3-0 Charlton

The main event is here…on comes Savinho/Savio. We also missed a Kevin Danso goal, distracted by goals going in elsewhere.

Kevin Danso of Tottenham Hotspur scores from a header. Photograph: Saud Ahmed/PPAUK/Shutterstock

Goal! Newcastle 3-2 West Brom (Barnes, 82)

Dedic’s cross and that’s a lovely finish from Barnes, who is a good finisher. Elanga played his part in that.

Newcastle 2-2 West Brom

Newcastle go close twice. Hall hits a post, and then Barnes, from Miley’s cross, sets up Wissa to miss a chance he might have done better with. West Brom have just subbed off Isaac Price, and he didn’t look happy.

Goal! Newcastle 2-2 West Brom (Price, 78 pen)

The Baggies are back in it, and do so via a penalty, with Lewis Hall committing yet another foul in his own area, Isaac Price’s kick was very cool indeed.

Isaac Price slots home from the spot to score his, and West Bromwich Albion’s, second goal of the game. Photograph: George Wood/Getty Images

The Price is right for the Baggies. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA

Goal! Preston 0-2 Everton (Barry, 59)

That man again. He enjoys himself in front of the away fans. Ndiaye forces a save from the keeper, and the ball comes loose for Barry to smash in.

Thierno Barry celebrates scoring his, and Everton’s, second goal. Photograph: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images/Reuters

Newcastle 2-1 West Brom

Matthias Jaissle, who seems something of a cult hero among the Toon Army, is urging his men forward to kill the tie off. James Morrison, his opposite number, is making a series of changes, including taking off Diakite for Jason Molumby, the Ireland player.

Bradford 0-0 Burnley

Nick Powell, the veteran, though he is just 32 still, smashes a shot that almost causes problems for the Burnley keeper, Grégoire Coudert.

Preston 0-1 Everton

The home team are giving it a go, and looking for a way back into the game. Everton are rocking back a little.

Bradford 0-0 Burnley

Let’s give this game a bit of love. Lord knows, it might need it. Bradford manager Graham Alexander has made four changes against the club he served so well as a player, including his 1000th game as a pro.

Tottenham 2-0 Charlton

Ben gets in touch: “How can everybody look Tottenham off after one game?! They still look far from cohesive but with the talent they’ve acquired I think it will be a different story come November. I heard a broadcast say “It was game one but it was the manner in which they lost.” They lost like a club who is fielding eight players that haven’t had a competitive fixture alongside each other hahaha.”

Tottenham 2-0 Charlton

After the break, Mikey Moore is enjoying himself further, and goes on one of his runs, doing much to lift the home crowd.

Jinky. Photograph: Matt Impey/Shutterstock

Goal! Newcastle 2-1 West Brom (Barnes, 48)

A quick start to the second half sees Harvey Barnes, a player with plenty on his shoulders with no Anthony Gordon around, notching after the ball bounced around at a corner.

Harvey Barnes (right) makes the Toon Army happy by putting the Magpies ahead. Photograph: Owen Humphreys/PA

Half-time: Preston 0-1 Everton

David Moyes spoke earlier about how he’d rather not be relegated than win this competition – ever the fantasist – but he’s picked a good team that should be winning by more here.

Preston 0-1 Everton

Tyler Dibling, not given much of a run last season, has just hit the post, via a save from the Preston keeper. Thierno Barry’s finish, by the way, was a beauty. A confidence player, you might say.

Chris Paraskevas gets in touch: “Not too sure goalkeeping errors, own goals and Nick Woltemade’s impersonation of a car dealership tube man / air dancer are worth waking up before 5am for.

Having said that, Jaissle has put out a fairly strong lineup and is clearly trying to win this game - but after the highs and lows of the Lpool fixture, this feels like a more accurate reflection of the challenges he’ll face this season. Is it OK to have a donut (no icing) at this time and call it breakfast?”

Half-time: Tottenham 2-0 Charlton

Mikey Moore’s goal set the tone, in rescuing the mounting gloom and after that Tottenham have looked ever more comfortable. Charlton’s rearguard effort in vain, after so much effort.

Half-time: Newcastle 1-1 West Brom

That early free-kick was a big blow to Newcastle but they came back well enough, having played like the strangers they currently are.

Hearts beat Rapid Vienna on penalties and thus will go into the Conference League. Well done, Jambos, and Colin Chisholm’s passport will see more action.

Heart of Midlothian players celebrate after the penalty shootout. Photograph: Christian Bruna/Getty Images

They’re celebrating up in the stands too. Photograph: Christian Bruna/Getty Images

Then the Hearts players, staff and fans pose together for a celebratory photo. Photograph: Malcolm Mackenzie/Getty Images

Half-time: Bradford 0-0 Burnley

That’s the game we haven’t mentioned, not for anti-EFL bias but because it appears very little has happened.

Goal! Tottenham 2-0 Charlton (Solanke, 45)

Charlton fail to clear from a corner, and the ball falls loose and Solanke keeps his shot down to fire in. More relief.

Tottenham Hotspur’s Dominic Solanke scores their second goal. Photograph: Jacques Feeney/Offside/Getty Images

Then celebrates in his trademark stylee. Photograph: John Walton/PA

Goal! Tottenham 1-0 Charlton (Moore, 41)

The youngster scores his club’s first goal of the season to settle nerves. He took it on all for himself, cutting inside and blasting home. Do they really want to loan him out?

Mikey Moore of Tottenham Hotspur scores the sides first goal to make it 1-0. Photograph: Simon Dael/Tottenham Hotspur FC/Shutterstock

That’s Moore like it. Photograph: Nigel French/Allstar Picture Library/Sportsphoto

Goal! Preston 0-1 Everton (Barry, 25)

The man who scored at the weekend notches again.

Thierno Barry tucks the ball past Preston’s keeper Lee Nicholls to give Everton the lead. Photograph: Michael Regan/Getty Images

Which he’s pretty happy about. Photograph: Nick Potts/PA

Newcastle 1-1 West Brom

It’s been awarded to Toure, which seems generous. Ah well, it will do him good. One of the new broon of Toon signings.

Goal! Newcastle 1-1 West Brom (Mepham, 38 OG)

It’s an own-goal, as Dedic’s cross is whipped in, and new signing Toure looms behind the veteran, Chris Mepham, who can only knock in. Toure celebrates as if it’s his, for a while at least.

The ball is whipped in and ends up in the net after coming of someone in the throng. Photograph: Richard Lee/Shutterstock

Tottenham 0-0 Charlton

We’re past the half hour at Tottenham and it’s quiet. This can’t be another season like the last one, can it? Can it?

Roberto De Zerbi attempts to chivvy up his players. Photograph: Saud Ahmed/PPAUK/Shutterstock

Newcastle 0-1 West Brom

Niall Mullen gets in touch, and he has some memory on him. “That West Brom goal reminded me of Fabio Aurelio all those years ago. If anything Cech’s goalkeeping was even worse than Jaouen’s”

Preston 0-0 Everton

Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye, one of those wide players linked with Arsenal, among others, is annoyed with himself, when he mishits a shot.

Preston 0-0 Everton

It looks positively tropical at Deepdale, where Harrison Armstrong, who played well at Preston last season on loan, is in midfield as there are number of absentees.

Goal! Newcastle 0-1 West Brom (Price, 19)

As we said, the Baggies were in the ascendancy and Isaac Price’s free-kick was a beauty, though the Newcastle keeper, Ewen Jaouen, might have done far better.

Isaac Price fires his free-kick home from distance to give the visitors the lead. Photograph: George Wood/Getty Images

Price and teammates celebrate. Photograph: Richard Lee/Shutterstock

As an aside, in the Conference League playoffs, to follow their loss in the Champions League and Europa League playoffs, Hearts are winning 2-1 at Rapid Vienna, and they are in the second half of extra time.

Preston 0-0 Everton

Away we go in the Moyes derby. No goals anywhere yet.

Tottenham 0-0 Charlton

There’s been a heavy casualty list for Charlton. Collins Sichenje took a heavy knock and could not soldier on. And then Billy Koumetio has twanged his hamstring.

Newcastle 0-0 West Brom

The better team so far, as the visitors, with Ousmane Diakité running the show at the moment. Nick Woltemade has started for the home team.

Newcastle 0-0 West Brom

New signing Nico Gonzalez was shown off to the St James’ Park squad before the game.

Hello St James’. Photograph: Lee Smith/Action Images/Reuters

Newcastle 0-0 West Brom

No Dan Burn, Joelinton or Osula for the Toon. Lewis Hall has an early effort, a player who has been in the news, and gave away that penalty against Liverpool last weekend.

Tottenham 0-0 Charlton

We’re already being treated to the Nathan Jones show on the sidelines. He’s got his guns out.

There’s a gunshow on Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Photograph: Peter Cziborra/Action Images/Reuters

Tottenham 0-0 Charlton

It’s a loud crowd at Tottenham, with Charlton fans loud despite Nathan Jones playing an under-strength team. And despite beating the Hammers at the weekend.

Carabao kick-off is here

The 7.45pm games are underway.

Here’s the first part, for the teams in Europe, though not Brighton in the Europa Conference League. Essentially, it’s whether they are home and away.

• Crystal Palace v TBC

• Manchester United v TBC

• Manchester City v TBC

• Sunderland v TBC

• TBC v Arsenal

• TBC v Aston Villa

• Bournemouth v TBC

• Liverpool v TBC

Half the third-round draw is taking place. Yes, half. The rest will follow after the Preston v Everton game. It’s split over two weeks, as the Champions League and Europa League is being played on the week of 7 September.

Soccer, it’s just bloody relentless, isn’t it?

Preston v Everton teams

Preston: Nicholls, Valentin, Storey, Gibson, Vukcevic, Thompson, Leroy, Small, Moran, Burgzorg, Erabi. Subs: Iversen, Clarke, Lindsay, Devine, McCann, Lang, Hughes, Gryba, Nolan.

Everton: Pickford, Rohl, Tarkowski, Keane, Mykolenko, Armstrong, Garner, Dibling, Dewsbury-Hall, Ndiaye, Barry. Subs: Travers, Patterson, Beto, O’Brien, George, Johnson, Alcaraz, Aznou, Foster.

Referee: Tony Harrington (Cleveland)

Newcastle v West Brom teams

Newcastle: Jaouen, Dedic, Thiaw, Botman, Hall, Steur, Ramsey, Murphy, Willock, Toure, Woltemade. Subs: Hornicek, Schar, Bamba, Wissa, Barnes, Elanga, Shahar, Neave, Miley.

West Brom: Ingram, Williams, Mepham, Campbell, Townsend, Whitwell, Nzingoula, Diakite, Price, Stewart, Morgan. Subs: O’Leary, Phillips, Styles, Myhre, Molumby, Bany, Galves, Crowther, Bostock.

Referee: Robert Madley (West Yorkshire)

Looks like Spurs fans will get to see some of Savio(inho), he’s on the bench. Maybe a last look at Mikey Moore before he goes on loan to Köln for the season.

Tottenham v Charlton teams

Tottenham: Kinsky, Gray, van Hecke, Davies, Udogie, Fernandes, Bentancur, Tel, Bergvall, Moore, Solanke. Subs: Dubravka, Robertson, Danso, Gallagher, Richarlison, Savio, Porro, van de Ven, Williams-Barnet.

Charlton: Brooks, Sichenje, Koumetio, Mesik, Asiimwe, Knibbs, Ouma, Apter, Docherty, Alli, Mbick. Subs: Okonkwo, Jones, Coventry, Leaburn, Carey, McNamara, Rankin-Costello, Nwamba, Tagoe.

Referee: Thomas Bramall (Sheffield)

Bradford v Burnley teams

Bradford: McCracken, Pennington, Welch, Gillesphey, Phillips, Lapslie, Cartwright, Touray, Jackson, Swan, Beesley. Subs: Dawson, Joe Wright, Connolly, Neufville, Sarcevic, Pointon, Powell, Ibbitson, Lunn.

Burnley: Coudert, Roberts, Ekdal, Ahmedhodzic, Lucas Pires, Raghouber, Laurent, Amdouni, Satpaev, Ndayishimiye, Broja. Subs: Weiss, Walker, Alleyne, Bruun Larsen, Edwards, Flemming, Ramsey, Sonne, Mejbri.

Referee: Martin Coy (County Durham)

And last night’s was a settling win for Coventry.

A midweek jaunt to Devon always had the makings of a tricky trip for a Coventry team focused on Premier League survival. Such feelings quickly evaporated when Frank Lampard’s side raced into a two-goal lead with just four minutes and six seconds on the clock, Taiwo Awoniyi opening his account for his new club before Jack Rudoni doubled Coventry’s advantage. But, ultimately, Coventry were made to toil before chalking up a welcome first victory of the season.

Plymouth have form for a cup upset and another was brewing when Xavier Amaechi pulled Tom Cleverley’s side level nine minutes into the second half. Coventry, to their credit, roused once more, the substitute Ephron Mason-Clark regaining the lead before Victor Torp sealed progress to the Carabao Cup third round from the penalty spot. “You’ve got to enjoy a win, always,” Lampard said. “A win is a big deal because it’s a nice feeling to take back on the bus for four hours.”

Big wins for Leeds and Brentford last night in the competition.

Preamble

The season has fizzed into life already and the Carabao Cup always offers some fizz at this stage. It’s a year to the day on Thursday that Ruben Amorim reached for the tactics board at Grimsby. So what awaits this evening? Tottenham have their weekend wobbles to ride out, while Newcastle hope to build on their weekend promise. Preston v Everton is a fixture dating back to 1888-89, and is rhe David Moyes derby, though not even Moyesthesulah was around back then, and there’s a reassuring trans-Pennine feel to Bradford v Burnley.

All kick-offs 7.45pm UK time unless stated.

• Bradford v Burnley

• Newcastle v West Brom

• Preston North End v Everton (8.00pm)

• Tottenham Hotspur v Charlton