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MIDWEEK SPECIALS AS CUP TIES ARE SPREAD

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The LeaguePaper Team
8 September 2024

By John Lyons

BIG DATE: Mark Robins

THERE are a host of tasty ties for EFL clubs to look forward to in the Carabao Cup third round – over two midweeks.
The matches have been scheduled over two separate weeks to accommodate extra European club competition dates this season.
The third round kicks off on Tuesday, September 17 with seven ties, four of which see EFL sides go head-to-head with Premier League opposition.
In 7.45pm kick-offs, Leyton Orient visit Brentford, Preston entertain Fulham and QPR host Crystal Palace. League One Barnsley visit Manchester United (8pm).
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