One all-Premier League tie in Carabao Cup second round

The draw was made after completion of 33 first-round fixtures last night and includes all the top-flight clubs who are not involved in European competitions.

One all-Premier League tie in Carabao Cup second round
Wed, 14 Aug, 2019 - 12:28
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Newcastle will play Leicester in the second round in an all-Premier League affair.

The draw was made after completion of 33 first-round fixtures last night and includes all the top-flight clubs who are not involved in European competitions.

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