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.