Arsenal will travel to Leicester City in the Carabao Cup third round, while Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester United all face potentially tricky away ties after the draws for the second and third rounds were made on Sunday.
Second-round draw
North: Burnley v Sheffield United; Burton v Aston Villa; Bradford v Lincoln; Leeds United v Hull City; Everton v Salford City; Wolves v Stoke; Rochdale v Sheffield Wednesday; West Brom v Harrogate Town; Middlesbrough v Barnsley; Derby v Preston; Newcastle v Blackburn; Morecambe v Oldham; Fleetwood v Port Vale
South: West Ham v Charlton; Ipswich v Fulham; Oxford v Watford; Bournemouth v Crystal Palace; Leyton Orient v Plymouth;
Southampton v Brentford; Bristol City v Northampton; Reading v Luton; Millwall v Cheltenham; Brighton v Portsmouth; Newport v Cambridge; Gillingham v Coventry
Third round draw
Bradford/Lincoln v Liverpool; Bristol City/Northampton v
Burton/Aston Villa; Morecambe/Oldham v Newcastle/Blackburn;
Reading/Luton v Man Utd; Derby/Preston v Brighton/Portsmouth;
Ipswich/Fulham v Rochdale/Sheffield Weds; Man City v
Bournemouth/C Palace; Millwall/Cheltenham v Burnley/Sheffield Utd; Chelsea v M’brough/Barnsley; Wolves/Stoke v Gillingham/Coventry;
Leicester v Arsenal; West Brom/Harrogate v Southampton/Brentford;
Newport/Cambridge v Oxford/Watford; Fleetwood/Port Vale v Everton/Salford; Leyton Orient/Portsmouth v Tottenham;
West Ham/Charlton v Leeds/Hull
Jürgen Klopp’s side will face either Bradford or Lincoln City, while Tottenham could face a short trip to Leyton Orient – or a much longer journey to Plymouth, who knocked QPR out on Saturday. United will visit either Luton or Reading, while Chelsea will welcome the winner of Middlesbrough v Barnsley in round three.
Holders Manchester City will host Bournemouth or Crystal Palace, who meet in one of the headline ties in the second round draw’s southern half. West Ham will host Charlton, Premier League returnees Fulham take on Ipswich and Brighton face Portsmouth in a south-coast derby.
In the northern section, EFL newcomers Harrogate Town have earned a tie at West Brom after beating Tranmere on penalties. Aston Villa face a short but testing trip to Burton Albion, Salford City go to Goodison Park to play Everton, and Burnley take on Sheffield United in an all-Premier League tie.
On Sunday, Brentford beat Wycombe on penalties in the first match at their new stadium to set up a second-round trip to Southampton. Bees defender Ethan Pinnock headed in the first goal at the Brentford Community Stadium, but his poor pass allowed Daryl Horgan to equalise for the Championship newcomers.
In the shootout, Luke Daniels saved Scott Kashket’s spot kick to give Brentford the advantage, and Marcus Forss scored to earn a 4-2 win on penalties.