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Spurs lost 4-1 on penalties against Manchester United at Wembley in March and will be going all out against their Championship opponents as they bid to get their hands back on the trophy they won with a famous win against Chelsea in the 2008 final.

Port Vale have been rewarded for their first-round win over Sheffield United with a tie against Steel City rivals Wednesday, while the big-spending Manchester City open up their account away at Crystal Palace.

Elsewhere, Huddersfield manager Lee Clark will look forward to a return to the north east against his former club Newcastle, while a spiky tie is in the offing at Upton Park, where West Ham will host Millwall.

The full draw for the second round of the Carling Cup, ties to be played week commencing August 24:

West Brom v Rotherham; Norwich v Sunderland; Tranmere v Bolton; QPR v Accrington; Bristol City v Carlisle; Leyton Orient v Stoke; Port Vale v Sheffield Wednesday; Hull v Southend; Leeds v Watford; Cardiff v Bristol Rovers; Portsmouth v Hereford; Crystal Palace v Manchester City; Wolves v Swindon; Gillingham v Blackburn; Blackpool v Wigan; Southampton v Birmingham; Preston v Leicester; Newcastle v Huddersfield; West Ham v Millwall; Hartlepool v Burnley; Nottingham Forest v Middlesbrough; Reading v Barnsley; Swansea v Scunthorpe; Doncaster v Tottenham; Peterborough v Ipswich.