“Don’t Miss Out: Carabao Cup Second-Round Draw Details – When and Where to Watch!”

The Carabao Cup is in full swing as English football clubs vie for a shot at glory. The tournament kicked off with 32 matches on Tuesday night, with three more scheduled for Wednesday. This round is heating up as lower-league clubs battle for a chance to take on Premier League giants like Manchester United and Manchester City, who will enter the fray in the next round.

Wednesday’s highlight is an intriguing Championship clash between Leeds United and Middlesbrough. The second round will see the entry of top-flight clubs that didn’t make it to European competitions, while others will join in the third round.

Key changes this season include a shift in how ties are settled. Unlike previous years, there will be no extra time; if matches are tied after 90 minutes, they will go straight to penalties. For all the latest on the Carabao Cup, including the second-round draw, read on.

When is the Draw?
The second-round draw is set for Wednesday, August 14, around 10:15 pm. It will follow the games between Leeds and Boro, Hull City vs. Sheffield Wednesday, and Plymouth vs. Cheltenham Town.

Where Can You Watch the Draw?
Sky Sports Football will broadcast live coverage of Sheffield United vs. Wrexham and feature Leeds vs. Middlesbrough as their second highlighted game. In a new twist, Sky Sports will stream all 35 ties for UK viewers. Besides the selected matches, others will be available on Sky Sports+ and through the Sky Sports App, with all televised games also streamable on NOW.

How Does the Draw Work?
The second-round draw will be regionalized to reduce travel. Premier League teams that didn’t qualify for Europe, alongside this week’s winners, will be included. The ball numbers have yet to be announced, but from the third round, teams can be drawn against any remaining competitor.

When Will the Second Round Be Played?
The second round is scheduled for the week beginning Monday, August 26, likely spanning Tuesday 27 and Wednesday 28. The tournament will culminate with the final at Wembley on Sunday, March 25. Liverpool, who won last year’s final 1-0 against Chelsea, will defend their title.

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