The Premier League big hitters will enter the Carabao Cup for the third round, including holders Manchester United.
The Red Devils saw off Newcastle at Wembley last term to end their lengthy trophy drought and will be seeking another success in the tournament, but will face stiff competition from the likes of Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool.
Tottenham were among the major casualties in round two as they were beaten on penalties by fellow top flight side Fulham. Several League Two outfits remain in the draw, namely Salford City, who beat Leeds in a shootout, and Bradford City, who made the final in 2013.
Third round games will be played towards the end of September, after which only 16 teams will be left with the first piece of silverware always proving attractive to managers.
Here's a few of the key numbers to look out for..
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2. Arsenal
4. Bradford
13. Liverpool
16. Man Utd
17. Mansfield
25. Sutton
We'll take you through the draw that takes place on Wednesday evening.
He said: "It was tough, that is the beauty of the competition. I am happy with players who made their debut from the start from the first time but we had a squad who could come on help us achieve what we wanted."
The Blues boss was also coy on a potential move for Man City's Cole Palmer.
The draw is now complete - if you want a review of all the ties, just read below.
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Mansfield vs Peterbrough
Newcastle vs Man City
Liverpool vs Leicester
Blackburn vs Cardiff
Fulham vs Norwich
Salford City vs Burnley
Chelsea vs Brighton
Brentford vs Arsenal
Lincoln vs West Ham
Bournemouth vs Stoke
Bradford vs Middlesbrough
Port Vale vs Sutton
Man Utd vs Crystal Palace
Aston Villa vs Everton
Exeter vs Luton
First up...
Ipswich vs Wolves
Stay tuned, we're almost there...
Danjuma told Sky Sports: "Relief is the word we are looking for, it was a hard fought game, I can’t say we are satisfied.
"We should have killed the game earlier, all respect to Doncaster but with the quality of players we have we should have played better. It is something to build on."
1 Bournemouth
2 Arsenal
3 Aston Villa
4 Bradford
5 Brentford
6 Brighton
7 Cardiff
8 Crystal Palace
9 Exeter
10 Fulham
11 Ipswich
12 Leicester
13 Liverpool
14 Luton
15 Manchester City
16 Manchester United
17 Mansfield
18 Middlesbrough
19 Norwich
20 Newcastle
21 Peterborough
22 Port Vale
23 Salford
24 Stoke
25 Sutton
26 West Ham
27 Wolves
28 Chelsea
29 Everton
30 Blackburn
31 Burnley
32 Lincoln
Much is made about big clubs not caring about cup competitions in England.
That said, since 2005, clubs from the so called top six have only failed to win the Carabao Cup on two occasions.
In 2013 Swansea secured victory whilst two years earlier Birmingham upset Arsenal.
Shock - it is Man City - who are the heavy favourites.
Liverpool, Man Utd and Arsenal can all be found at 8/1.
Newcastle and Chelsea both 10/1.
Salford and Bradford are a mammmoth 1000/1.
Some often reckon that a bit of early silverware, allowing for a confidence boost, can often push teams forward to the title.
Man City have certainly done so - winning the trophy in 2021, 2019, 2018 and 2014 to accompany a league triumph.
Chelsea did so, most recently in 2015.
That's it for tonight's five games, meaning the draw itself will be done soon.
All you need to know - including team numbers - here.
Full-time at the Keepmoat Stadium - and it is the Premier League side who advance.
A difficult season for Sheffield Utd has continued with a penalty defeat to Lincoln, who will now be eyeing a big name draw.
Danjuma looks like he's bagged the winner with less than two minutes remaining at Doncaster!
Elsewhere, Lincoln and Sheffield Utd have gone to penalties after a goalless draw.
Chelsea and Blackburn through.
Here's a few of the recent winners - dominated by those from Manchester
2023 - Man Utd
2022 - Liverpool
2021 - Man City
2020 - Man City
2019 - Man City
2018 - Man City
2017 - Man Utd
2016 - Man City
2015 - Chelsea
2014 - Man City
The draw will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football after Wednesday night's game between Doncaster and Everton.
If you don't have a Sky Sports subscription, don't worry! Mirror Football will be running a live blog of the draw, so you can find out who your team will play in the next round. We'll also be providing all the reaction from the draw.
