Arsenal are among the clubs awaiting their fate ahead of the Carabao Cup second round draw this evening.
The Gunners are entering the competition alongside fellow Premier League London clubs Brentford and Crystal Palace, with the top flight sides not involved in Europe all joining the competition at this stage.
Several first round ties were played last night, with five more set to take place tonight, but already, 45 of the 50 sides in the second round are known, with the draw being split into northern and southern sections.
Arsenal, along with Brentford and Palace, will join 23 other teams in the southern section of the draw, with the 13 ties set to be played on the week commencing August 23.
Ahead of the draw for the second round the ball numbers have been confirmed, with Arsenal number three, Brentford number five and Palace number ten in the southern section.
London-based Championship sides Fulham, Millwall and Queens Park Rangers are also included in the draw, with QPR taking on east-London side Leyton Orient tonight in their first round tie.
Here is all you need to know about the draw.
When is the Carabao Cup second round draw?
The draw for the second round will take place tonight (Wednesday).
It will be conducted live on Sky Sports following the conclusion of Leyton Orient's first-round tie with Queens Park Rangers, which kicks off at 7.45pm.
The draw will once again be regionalised on a northern/southern basis.
The ball numbers for the draw have been confirmed this afternoon and are as follows:
NORTH
1. Accrington Stanley
2. Aston Villa
3. Barrow
4. Bolton Wanderers
5. Burnley
6. Crewe Alexandra
7. Derby County
8. Doncaster Rovers
9. Everton
10. Huddersfield Town
11. Leeds United
12. Morecambe
13. Newcastle United
14. Oldham Athletic
15. Preston North End
16. Rochdale
17. Sheffield United
18. Shrewsbury Town
19. Stoke City
20. Sunderland AFC
21. Wigan Athletic
22. Wolverhampton Wanderers
23. Blackpool/Middlesbrough
24. Nottingham Forest/Bradford City
SOUTH
1. AFC Bournemouth
2. AFC Wimbledon
3. Arsenal
4. Birmingham City
5. Brentford
6. Brighton & Hove Albion
7. Cambridge United
8. Cardiff City
9. Cheltenham Town
10. Crystal Palace
11. Forest Green Rovers
12. Fulham
13. Gillingham
14. Millwall
15. Newport County
16. Norwich City
17. Plymouth Argyle
18. Southampton
19. Stevenage
20. Swansea City
21. Watford
22. West Bromwich Albion
23. Wycombe Wanderers
24. Burton Albion/Oxford United
25. Coventry City/Northampton Town
26. Leyton Orient/Queens Park Rangers
