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Carabao Cup second round draw in full as Cardiff, Leeds and Chelsea learn fates

· Mathew Davies · 2026-08-10 · nguồn gốc

- - Sport - Football - Football League Cup Carabao Cup second round draw in full as Cardiff City, Leeds United and Chelsea learn fates The draw for the second round of the Carabao Cup has been confirmed Cardiff City will host Championship rivals Norwich City in the second round of the Carabao Cup. The opening round of the domestic cup competition saw the Bluebirds see off Swindon Town 3-2 at Cardiff City Stadium. Brian Barry-Murphy's men now welcome the Canaries, with a place in the third round up for grabs. Elsewhere in the draw, which was split into northern and southern sections, Spurs face Charlton, Chelsea host Luton and Nottingham Forest and Leeds United face off in an all-Premier League affair. The second-round fixtures are set to be played in the week commencing August 24. You can see the full draw below. Scroll down for the full fixtures That's the draw done Spurs v Charlton Chelsea v Luton Plymouth/Exeter v Coventry Fulham v Wimbledon Watford v Peterborough Southampton v West Ham Birmingham v Brentford Cambridge v Millwall Stevenage v Reading Cardiff v Norwich Ipswich v Leicester Walsall v Leyton Orient Here we go for Cardiff. Fleetwood v Shrewsbury Bradford v Burnley Sheffield Wednesday v Wolves Blackpool v Lincoln Preston v Everton Barnsley v Crewe Doncaster v Boro Nottingham Forest v Leeds Blackburn v Sheff Utd Newcastle v West Brom Stoke v Hull Northern section first Wait is almost over. Draw will take place after the break Reminder: Cardiff are ball number five in the southern section of the draw. We should be getting under way in just over 10 minutes' time. - 8 - Everton (north) - 10 - Hull (north) - 11 - Leeds United (north) - 13 - Newcastle (north) - 14 - Nottingham Forest (north) - 3 - Brentford (south) - 7 - Chelsea (south) - 8 - Coventry City (south) - 9 - Fulham (south) - 10 - Ipswich Town (south) - 20 - Tottenham Hotspur (south) David Prutton will be hosting the draw alongside pundits Jamie Mackie and Jobi McAnuff. Hopefully Jobi can sort Cardiff out with a plum draw!