Fixtures
EFL Cup fixtures and table
All fixtures and the current table for the EFL Cup. For the big matches we arrange official tickets and hospitality.
The EFL Cup is an English knockout competition contested by the clubs of the Premier League and the three professional divisions below it. Matches are played midweek, usually on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, with the final at Wembley. Tickets are generally obtainable in the early rounds; from the quarter-finals demand rises quickly.
Round of 64 20 matches
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WalsallLeyton Orient0 - 0
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Leicester3 - 1
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StevenageReading0 - 3
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Fleetwood TownShrewsbury4 - 0
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Peterborough1 - 5
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Sheffield Wednesday0 - 2
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BarnsleyCrewe3 - 2
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BlackpoolLincoln1 - 4
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Plymouth2 - 4
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Cambridge United0 - 1
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1 - 4
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1 - 1
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0 - 2
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1 - 6
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Bradford0 - 0
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5 - 1
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3 - 2
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Preston0 - 4
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Luton2 - 0
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AFC Wimbledon3 - 0
Round of 32 16 matches
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Lincoln
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Leyton OrientBradford
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PeterboroughBarnsley
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Reading
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Fleetwood TownSheffield Utd
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Norwich
Updated on 3 September 2026
About the EFL Cup
The EFL Cup, also known by its changing sponsor name, is England's second cup competition. It is interesting for a visitor because top clubs often field young or rotated sides in the early rounds, and because the matches are played midweek in grounds that are less full than usual.
That makes it one of the few ways to see a major English club without going through the ticketing of a league fixture. The atmosphere is different: quieter, but far more accessible.
From the later rounds that changes and interest picks up sharply. The final at Wembley has its own distribution, through the two finalists.
Tickets and hospitality for this competition
For EFL Cup matches we arrange regular tickets and, where clubs offer it, hospitality. In the early rounds many clubs have general availability, including sides whose league fixtures are out of reach. Bear in mind that the date is only fixed once the round has been drawn.
Ticketing and fixture dates
The competition is a knockout: each round is drawn, and only then are the ties and dates confirmed. Matches are played midweek, usually on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Because the draw happens round by round, a fixture can only be secured at relatively short notice. In the early rounds that is not a problem, as availability is usually there. From the quarter-finals onwards, booking earlier is advisable.
Frequently asked questions
Can I arrange a ticket well in advance?
No, because each round is drawn and only then are the ties and dates confirmed. Tell us which club you want to see and we will look into it after the draw.
Are tickets easier to get here?
In the early rounds often yes, including at clubs whose league fixtures are out of reach. From the quarter-finals demand rises quickly.
When are matches played?
Midweek, usually on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The final is played at Wembley.
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