Nottingham Forest will host Newcastle in the standout tie following the draw for the second round of the Carabao Cup.
The first domestic cup competition of the season, got underway this week with 70 sides from across the EFL competing in first-round matches. The winners of those ties are now joined by the 13 Premier League teams not involved in European competition, as well as recently relegated Luton and Burnley.
The Magpies, one of the top-flight teams entering the competition at this stage will travel to the City Ground to face Forest as Eddie Howe looks to end the long wait for silverware on Tyneside. West Ham are also involved at this point, with no European commitments under new manager Julen Lopetegui and will take on fellow Premier League side Bournemouth.
All ties will take place on the week commencing August 26, as the new season quickly kicks into gear.
Liverpool won last season's competition after beating Chelsea at Wembley, with both finalists in the draw for the third round. They will be joined by Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Aston Villa and Manchester United.
Carabao Cup second-round draw in full
Southern Section
Coventry City vs Oxford United
Swansea vs Wycombe
AFC Wimbledon vs Ipswich
Birmingham City vs Fulham
Watford vs Plymouth
West Ham vs Bournemouth
QPR vs Luton
Brighton vs Crawley
Crystal Palace vs Norwich
Millwall vs Leyton Orient
Colchester vs Brentford
Northern Section
Grimsby vs Sheffield Wednesday
Everton vs Doncaster
Blackburn vs Blackpool
Fleetwood vs Rotherham
Shrewsbury vs Bolton
Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle
Barrow vs Derby
Leicester vs Tranmere
Middlesbrough vs Stoke
Barnsley vs Sheffield United
Harrogate vs Preston
Walsall vs Huddersfield
Wolves vs Burnley
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