Carabao Cup third round updates, including Oxford v Man CityLive scoreboard! Keep up with all the goals as they go inAnd feel free to email Simon or tweet him to get in touch 6.57pm BST Team news is starting to filter through. Here are the Bournemouth and Blackburn teams:Bournemouth: Boruc, Smith, Francis, Simpson, Mings, Stanislas, Lewis Cook, Lerma, Ibe, Mousset, Defoe. Subs: Ake, Pugh, Wilson, King, Travers, Dobre, Ofoborh. Blackburn: Raya, Nyambe, Rodwell, Lenihan, Williams, Bell, Conway, Rothwell, Armstrong, Palmer, Brereton. Subs: Reed, Leutwiler, Nuttall, Downing, Travis, Tomlinson, Butterworth. Referee: Simon Hooper. 6.52pm BST This recently came through from the Press Association:Paul Pogba has been told by manager Jose Mourinho that he will never captain Manchester United again, according to reports. Preparations for Tuesday’s Carabao Cup match against Derby were disrupted by claims that the club-record signing’s tense relationship with the manager has reached a new low. 6.17pm BST Also playing tonight (7.45pm BST kick-offs unless stated):Blackpool v QPRBournemouth v BlackburnBurton Albion v BurnleyManchester United v Derby (8pm)Millwall v FulhamOxford United v Manchester CityPreston v MiddlesbroughWest Brom v Crystal Palace (8pm)Wolverhampton Wanderers v LeicesterWycombe Wanderers v Norwich Related: Oxford’s Cameron Norman: from tier seven to facing Manchester City 4.41pm BST As it happens I was at Derby’s impressive training ground yesterday for a chat with the even more impressive Frank Lampard. His managerial chops remain unproven but he’s unusually eloquent, good-natured and generous with his time, and in all respects precisely the kind of manager journalists warm to.So far Derby seem to be responding well to his presence, and by all accounts were excellent against Brentford on Saturday. Mason Mount scored again, his fifth of the season in all competitions. When I read Simon Hattenstone’s excellent interview with Kevin Keegan today, and saw his comments about the current England team – which he says has “the same problem that England have had for a long time since Gazza went. Where’s your Eden Hazard, your David Silva, your De Bruyne? Where are they? There’s an orchestra there, but nobody to conduct.” – my thoughts immediately turned to Mount (though there are other potential candidates). Related: Mason Mount takes the ‘tough’ way to further Chelsea and England career Related: Frank Lampard prepares Derby for meeting with mentor José Mourinho | Simon Burnton Continue readingreadfullarticle
