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DALE SET FOR OLD TRAFFORD DATE

EFL clubs have got some tasty ties to look forward to in the third round of the Carabao Cup.
Preston entertain holders Manchester City, Rochdale have a glamour trip to Old Trafford to take on Manchester United and MK Dons welcome Liverpool.
Colchester were rewarded for knocking out Crystal Palace with another date against Premier League opposition from the capital – the U’s host Tottenham.
Giantkillers Crawley entertain Stoke, Portsmouth take on arch-rivals Southampton and Nottingham Forest, fresh from beating Derby, go to the Emirates to face Arsenal. Karl Robinson’s Oxfo...

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