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Newcastle United knocked top-tier rivals Nottingham Forest out of the League Cup 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw on Wednesday as Premier League Ipswich Town and Bournemouth also went out at the first hurdle.
Fourth-tier AFC Wimbledon emerged as second-round giant-killers, beating promoted Ipswich 4-2 on spot kicks after a lively 2-2 draw in front of a crowd of 7,900 in south-west London.
They were rewarded in the draw with a third-round home game against Newcastle.
Bournemouth were beaten 1-0 by West Ham United in an all-Premier League clash settled by an 88th-minute, deflected Jarrod Bowen goal at the London Stadium.
West Ham’s next opponents will be holders Liverpool at Anfield, with the draw pitting Premier League champions Manchester City at home against second-tier Watford while Arsenal host League One’s Bolton Wanderers at the Emirates.
Manchester United have a home game against League One Barnsley at Old Trafford, Tottenham Hotspur must travel to second-tier Coventry and losing 2024 finalists Chelsea host fourth-tier Barrow.
Newcastle had been playing for just 19 seconds at the City Ground when Alexander Isak had a shot pushed away and Joe Willock, who soon limped off with a thigh injury, turned it in for his first goal since February.
Italian midfielder Sandro Tonali played 62 minutes on his return from a 10-month ban for betting breaches, and could have scored early on, but Newcastle’s lead disappeared five minutes after the break when Jota Silva equalised with a half-volley.