Watch every Carabao Cup third-round tie this week live on Sky Sports!

Sky Sports is broadcasting with four more games on Wednesday including Manchester United vs Brighton.

The fourth-round draw will follow after the game at Old Trafford.

Everton vs Wolves, Fleetwood Town vs Sheffield United and Coventry City vs Aston Villa will also be shown.

The action continues on Thursday when Manchester City welcome Championship side Norwich City, with kick-off at 7.30pm.

Sky Sports customers can watch matches on Sky Sports+, with games available on the Sky Sports app and the Sky Sports website.

Man Utd vs Brighton will be on Sky Sports Football.

In case you can’t be in front of a TV, you can still keep up with all of the action with our dedicated blogs on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Carabao Cup third-round results and fixtures

September 8

September 9

Tuesday September 15

Wednesday September 16

• Everton vs Wolves – live on Sky Sports+, kick-off 7.45pm
• Fleetwood Town vs Sheffield Utd – live on Sky Sports+, kick-off 7.45pm
• Coventry City vs Aston Villa – live on Sky Sports+, kick-off 8pm
• Man Utd vs Brighton – live on Sky Sports Football, kick-off 8pm

Thursday September 17

• Man City vs Norwich City – live on Sky Sports+, kick-off 7.30pm

Carabao Cup second-round results and fixtures

August 25

August 26

August 27

Carabao Cup 2026/27 round dates

Round three: w/c September 7 and w/c September 14

Round four: w/c October 26

Round five: w/c December 14

Semi-final first leg: w/c January 11

Semi-final second leg: w/c February 1

Final: Sunday March 21

London City Lionesses defender Jana Fernandez has signed a new contract, keeping her at the club until 2029.

The 24-year-old has become a key player for Eder Maestre’s side since joining from Barcelona a year ago.

She played in every Women’s Super League match for London City last season as they finished sixth in their debut campaign in the top flight.

Her performances at right-back earned her the fans’ votes for club player of the season.

“I’m absolutely delighted to sign a new contract here at London City,” said Fernandez.

“When I arrived in England one year ago I joined this club with dreams for the future.

“Potential, excitement and progress are three words I associate with the club and I’m pleased to commit my future. I feel at home and settled here.

“We are building something special together, as players, staff and fans, and I can’t wait to play my part.”

Before her move to England, Fernandez spent her career at Barcelona, graduating from their academy and becoming a five-time league champion.

She also won the Champions League and Copa de la Reina three times.

Fernandez was part of the Spain team that finished runners-up to England at Euro 2025.