That's it then, round two of the Carabao Cup is complete for another season.

Round three, here we come (in a week or so!)

We'll be back tomorrow for Crystal Palace v Manchester City in the Premier League.

See you then.

Luton Town

Luton boss Jack Wilshere speaking to Sky Sports: "Proud is the word that comes to mind the most. I loved how disciplined and focused we were. The first goal is hard to defend, it's a goal of real quality.

"Towards the end, we got a little bit tired but really proud of the effort and commitment the boys showed. My message at half-time was to keep doing the same. I thought in the second half, we grew in confidence. The goal changes the game, of course and the second goal kills us a little bit, but really proud of the players.

"We don't like losing but we knew it was going to be difficult and I'm proud of the players."

On whether there is positivity about what can be achieved in the league this season: "I think so and nobody in that dressing room is happy or satisfied. I said I was proud of them and I told them to be proud of themselves. We haven't lost in a while and they don't like that losing feeling. That's a good thing, we want to create that winning culture and we need to get back to that on Sunday [against Mansfield Town].

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso speaking to Sky Sports: "We needed to play with patience. Credit to Luton, they defended with heart. They were solid. It's not easy so in half-time we spoke to be patient and keep going. We scored quite quickly in the second half and that helped a lot.

On the talent in the squad: "We want to have a complete squad in all aspects, in quality, maturity, personality, young players with experienced players. It's important that young players get help to develop and in those case the experienced players help a lot. Happy with the energy and the attitude of the players. The crowd, as well, has been great, we need them for the whole season. Now rest and we'll come back here on Sunday."

On the signing of goalkeeper Emi Martinez: "No, with the summer, there are a lot of rumours, there are a lot of talks about players, so about players who are not in my changing room, so I prefer not to talk."

On whether Martinez is the type of goalkeeper he would like to add to his squad: "I like to talk about my players."

On Enzo Fernandez: "You never know. In football, there are surprises and movements, we need to be ready. We are patient and we are prepared."

On lessons from tonight's game: "Having confidence in what we are doing. Patience to get the first goal and playing with the right tempo. Today, that was the case."

A reminder of the now complete draw for the third round:

• Crystal Palace v Middlesbrough
• Manchester United v Brighton
• Manchester City v Norwich
• Sunderland v Hull
• Ipswich v Arsenal
• Coventry v Aston Villa
• Bournemouth v Lincoln
• Liverpool v Tottenham
• Chelsea v Leeds
• Millwall v Newcastle
• Fleetwood v Sheffield United
• Everton v Wolves
• Leyton Orient v Bradford
• Reading v Brentford
• Peterborough v Barnsley
• West Ham v Fulham

They may have beaten 3-0 but the Wimbledon fans have had a right party in that away end.

Fair play to them.

It's a first win as Fulham boss for Alvaro Arbeloa as the Cottagers progress to the third round, where they will take on West Ham.

Fulham are hungry for more but Macauley Zepa's effort is well saved at the angle by Nathan Bishop.

Two goals in two games for Gonzalo Garcia in Fulham white.

Fulham can't fully clear the corner and it's Andy Yiadom who picks up the loose ball in the box.

The defender pulls out whatever trick he has at his disposal and goes down but there's not much in that.

Really positive play by Junior Nkeng to take on Ryan Sessegnon and win a corner out of him.

Five minutes of added time.

Where on earth have they come from?

Gonzalo Garcia tries to be too clever in the box there and he has the ball taken off him by Andy Yiadom.

It has been 30 minutes since Wimbledon last attempted a shot in this game.

Chelsea

Chelsea forward Danny Welbeck speaking to Sky Sports: "It's obviously really special to score on your debut, so really pleased with that. More importantly, to get through to the next round. It's not always easy when you're facing a low block and to break teams down. I got on the end of a cross and I'm happy to get the first goal."

On playing for Chelsea: "I'm feeling really good. It's obviously a privilege to play for such a club and when opportunities come round like this, it's really difficult to turn them down. I'm really happy to be here, really excited for the project ahead. I give it everything in training and then on game days, I will give it my best, too. My availability has been really good over the last few seasons and long may that continue."

On what he brings to the squad in terms of experience: "Age! I bring the average age a little bit higher. The experience of playing games, being in good and bad dressing rooms and knowing what it takes to achieve something special and push the group in the right way."

On the message from Xabi Alonso: "We have to take it step by step. We've got so much quality in that dressing room and we've added experience. we want to help the younger boys and we've got such a great group with so many talented players in there. We can do something special this season if we achieve our goals."

On facing former club Brighton at the weekend: "I'm really excited, it will be nice to see some familiar faces as well. I had a great time at Brighton and I don't have a bad word to say about them. They helped me so much. I'm looking forward to it. I've played against loads of ex-teams in my time, so it won't be too strange."

Into the final five minutes we go.

It's a very tame affair right now.

Another Wimbledon change as Delano McCoy-Splatt comes on for Ollie Harrison.

You'd think Alvaro Arbeloa will be pleased with this from his side.

Relatively low fuss as they book their spot in the match against West Ham for a place in the fourth round.

Zack Nelson is shown a yellow card for a late stamp on the foot of Harrison Reed.

The Fulham skipper isn't too happy about it either.

A couple of Wimbledon changes as we enter the final 10 minutes.

James Tilley and Myles Hippolyte make way for Antwoine Hackford and Junior Nkeng.