Carabao Cup Round Two draw! 🏆
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out to revenue, I'm sure chairman want you to to get those big ties at home. Um so yeah, interesting to see what comes out. >> Right, Joey, there's 22 balls in the bowl for the northern section. Please give it a swirl. Joey, you'll be picking the home teams. Jamie, you'll be picking the away teams. Take it away. >> First one of the night is number 20. >> Number 20, Stoke City, 1972 winners under Tony Waddington. >> [clears throat] >> Number 10. >> Number 10, Hull City, freshly back in the Premier League. Lost in round one in each of the last five seasons. >> Number 14. >> Number 14, Newcastle United, winners of course back in 2025. >> Number 21. >> Number 21, West Bromwich Albion. Winners back in '66 under Jimmy Hagan. >> Number two. >> Blackburn Rovers, 2002 winners under Graeme Souness. >> [clears throat] >> Number 17. >> Number 17, Sheffield United, semi-finalists 2003, 2015. >> Number 15. >> Number 15, Nottingham Forest, four-time winners, all of course under the wonderful Brian Clough. >> [clears throat] >> Number 11. >> Number 11, Leeds United. Winners under Don Revie back in 1968. Winners up 1966. >> [snorts] >> Number seven. >> Number seven, Doncaster Rovers. Reached the third round last season, losing to Spurs. >> [clears throat] >> Number 13. >> Number 13, Middlesbrough. 2004 winners. That's the club's only major trophy. >> [clears throat] >> Number one. >> Barnsley. They knocked out with 7-0 and 6-0 defeats in the last two seasons. Work for the Tigers to do there. >> Number six. >> Number six, Crewe Alexandra. Not gone beyond round two since 2009. >> Number 16. >> Number 16, Preston North End. They've reached the round four on eight occasions. >> Number eight. >> Number eight, Everton. Never won the League Cup. Runners-up in '77 and '84. >> [clears throat] >> Number three. >> Number three, Blackpool. Semi-finalists in the second League Cup season, in 1961-62. >> Number 12. >> Number 12, Lincoln City. They're the first time in the second tier since the first League Cup season, back in 1960-61. >> Number 18. >> Number 18, Sheffield Wednesday. Winners in '91 and runners-up just two years later in 1993. >> Number 22. >> 22, Wolverhampton Wanderers. Two-time League Cup winners, '74 and 1980. >> Number four. >> Number four, Bradford City. Runners-up under Phil Parkinson, 2013. >> Number five. >> Burnley. Four times semi-finalist last time, 2009. >> Oh, we'll get this one the right way around. Number nine. >> Hopefully the lines are giveaway. >> [laughter] >> Town. >> Got me on round one and round two twice in 2020 and 2024. Number 19. >> Shrewsbury Town. Semi-finalist in the first ever League Cup season in 1960-61. >> Tremendous work, chaps. Well done. That's the northern section of the second round of the Carabao Cup done. We can take a look at these ties which are to be played the week commencing August the 24th. Here we go. Stoke City in the way. Newcastle, West Brom, Blackburn, Sheffield United, and old Premier League affairs. Forest against Leeds, Doncaster, Barnsley, Crewe, Preston against Everton, Blackpool, Lincoln, Sheffield Wednesday, Wolves, Bradford, Burnley, and Fleetwood Town against Shrewsbury. So, we're all ready to go for the southern section of the second round. I could rename it the Job McAnuff section. How many of your former clubs in this particular draw? >> I believe it's seven. You might test me on that. >> seven. You told me it was seven. So, there you go. I mean, tremendous. I knew there was a reason why you're here. Fantastic stuff. So, once again, Job is going to draw the home teams. Jamie is going to draw the set of the away sides. 24 balls in the ball. Job, we give it a stir. LET'S GO. >> FIRST ONE IS number 21. >> Number 21, Walsall. Semi-finalist in '83-'84 as a third division club. Number 12. >> Number 12, Leyton Orient. The first one, ding ding ding ding for Job. Quarter-finalist in 1962-63 as a top division club. I think that was just before your time. >> Number 10. >> Number 10, Ipswich four-time semi-finalist, last time in 2011. >> [snorts] >> Number 11. >> Number 11, Leicester City three-time League Cup winner 64, 97, and the year 2000. >> Number five. >> Number five, Cardiff City. Another one for you, Joe B. Only FL club to reach the quarter-finals last season. >> Number 15. >> Number 15, Norwich City two-time League Cup winners in 1962 and 1985. >> Number 19. >> Number 19, Stevenage. They've gone beyond round two once, reached round three in 22-23. >> [clears throat] >> Number 17. >> Number 17, Reading. Best run was reaching the quarter-finals twice in the 1990s. >> Number four. >> Number four, Cambridge United. Their best run was reaching the quarter-finals in 1992-93. >> [clears throat] >> Number 14. >> Number 14, Millwall three-time quarter-finalist, last time back in 1995. >> Number two. >> Number two, Birmingham City two-time League Cup winners in 1963, and more recently in 2011. >> [clears throat] >> Number three. >> Brentford. They lost to the eventual winners in each of the last two seasons. >> Number 18. >> Number 18, Southampton. They've never won the League Cup, runners-up in 1979 and 2017. >> [clears throat] >> Number 23. >> 23, West Ham United. They've never won the League Cup, runners up in 1966 and 1981. >> Number 22. >> 22, Watford, two-time semi-finalists in '78-'79, 2004-2005. Who's that? >> You getting bored of saying the name of one of my teams? >> Just double checking. >> Number 16. >> Number 16, Peterborough United, semi-finalists in 1965-66 as a third division club. >> [snorts] >> Number nine. >> Number nine, Fulham, semi-finalists back in 2024 and quarter-finalists just last season. >> Number one. >> AFC Wimbledon, gone beyond round two twice in 2021 and 2024. >> Number 24. >> 24, Plymouth Argyle or Exeter City, we'll find out, of course, in due course, which one of those goes through. >> Number eight. >> Coventry City. Newly reinstated back in the Premier League, of course. >> Number seven. >> Chelsea, five-time winners, but only once since 2007, winners in 2015. >> Number 13. >> Number 13, Luton Town, 1988 winners and runners-up a year later in 1989. >> Number 20. >> Tottenham Hotspur, four-time winners, last time in 2008 under Juande Ramos. >> Number six. >> another London derby, Charlton Athletic, quarter-finalists in 2006-7 and 2022-23. So, there you go, That's the southern part of the draw done for round two of the Carabao Cup. Ties to be played the week commencing August the 24th. Let's remind ourselves of what the chaps have done here in the studio. So, if you've got a good tie, you can thank them. If you haven't, you can blame them. It was They were also taking a line on it. Ipswich-Leicester, Cardiff-Notts Stevenage against Reading, Cambridge-Millwall, Birmingham face Brentford, Southampton-West Ham, Watford-Peterborough, Fulham-AFC Wimbledon. We'll find out Plymouth are s- taking on Coventry City. Chelsea- Luton and Spurs against Charlton. Anything jump out as yet, chaps, there that you're looking at? >> I think tonight's fixture is a good reward for winning that. I think having a newly promoted and a Premier League team come into your place, I think that's that's a good tie for for anyone who wins tonight. >> I suppose that'll be getting filtered back to the teams as we speak, Joey, ahead of kickoff. >> Yeah, absolutely. I think any little bit of information. Be interesting, actually, will it? I mean, it's quite close to kickoff now. So, whether they try and keep it or, you know, but I think they'd want to know, wouldn't they? And then, you know what's at the end of it if you go and get that [clears throat] result tonight. >> Lastly, Joey, was this better with Mark Chapman or with me? >> Uh this one was a little bit more straightforward. I'm not sure you would have quite got through the one that we had to do last time. >> the professionals in for that. Tremendous work, you two, here. However, we're going to turn our attentions, of course, back to tonight's game at Home Park. It's [music] a cracking Devon derby in the glorious southwestern sunshine. Looking to find that place in the game against Coventry City, which is coming in [music] the second round. However, they've got to get through this one first, and the build-up continues after the break. >> Mhm.