All matches kick-off at 7:45pm, unless stated.
Tuesday 29th September
Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea (KO: 19:45)
Referee: Lee Mason
Assistant Referees: Mark Scholes and Tim Wood
Fourth Official: Andre Marriner
Assistant Referees: Mark Scholes and Tim Wood
Fourth Official: Andre Marriner
Wednesday 30th September
Newport County v Newcastle United (KO: 17:30)
Referee: John Brooks
Assistant Referees: Stuart Burt and and Simon Bennett
Fourth Official: Stephen Martin
Assistant Referees: Stuart Burt and and Simon Bennett
Fourth Official: Stephen Martin
Burnley v Manchester City (KO: 19:00)
Referee: Andrew Madley
Assistant Referees: Edward Smart and Ian Hussin
Fourth Official: Mike Dean
Assistant Referees: Edward Smart and Ian Hussin
Fourth Official: Mike Dean
Brighton & Hove Albion v Manchester United
Referee: Graham Scott
Assistant Referees: Daniel Robathan and Derek Eaton
Fourth Official: Simon Hooper
Assistant Referees: Daniel Robathan and Derek Eaton
Fourth Official: Simon Hooper
Everton v West Ham United
Referee: Darren England
Assistant Referees: Gary Beswick and James Mainwaring
Fourth Official: Michael Oliver
Assistant Referees: Gary Beswick and James Mainwaring
Fourth Official: Michael Oliver
Thursday 1st October
Brentford v Fulham (KO: 17:30)
Referee; Jonathan Moss
Assistant Referees: Marc Perry and Constantine Hatzidakis
Fourth Official: David Coote
Assistant Referees: Marc Perry and Constantine Hatzidakis
Fourth Official: David Coote
Liverpool v Arsenal
Referee: Kevin Friend
Assistant Referees: Adrian Holmes and Simon Beck
Fourth Official: Paul Tierney
Assistant Referees: Adrian Holmes and Simon Beck
Fourth Official: Paul Tierney
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