This is totally different competition, but it is good that you posted this and reminded me that FA Cup qualification is starting this Friday 
Lot of lower league clubs are included in this stage and there is a lot of matches very hard to predict outcome.
First bigger clubs from EFL League One and League Two are joining EFL Cup competition in November.

knew that it is different competition, but League Cup does not have a topic,  or I couldn't find it, so used FA cup, it is at least cup, better than use EPL topic

update on Everton, much better second half, and they scored two goals, passing into next round to face Aston Villa there
not sure if goals against Doncaster can count as anything, but first official goals from Blues this season, yet to score in EPL after three rounds

This week are international matches but there are nine matches in FA Cup that needs to be played before next round.
Low league clubs play tomorrow but there are some familiar names like Derby County, Barnsley, Peterborough, Charlton and others.
Second round proper is scheduled for December, and Championship with Premier league clubs start to join competition in January Third round proper.
Consider tomorrow matches as warmup for big games that are starting soon.

FA Cup matches should be available tomorrow on Sportsbet website:
https://sportsbet.io/sports/soccer/england/fa-cup/matches

FA Cup is oldest UK competition and it is very important but it is not easy to compete in Premier Legaue, Champions League and FA Cup, be on top positions and keep all players healthy and fit.
I am giving more chances in FA Cup to teams like Arsenal, Tottenham or maybe Liverpool.
ManCity won finals last season in FA Cup, now it is time for some change.

goalless draw, but wasn't boring at all
Everton was a bit better until we got red carded, but Palace wasn't able to finish off this at home, so we will hit replay later this month

Tottenham has easy fixture against Burnley, and Fulham is facing Rotherham tonight
Brentford vs Wolves is probably most interesting fixture, with Wolves being a bit of favorite IMO, considering late form

@casperBGD VAR played a spoilsport in the match and I wonder how long will they continue using it because time after time it has just continued to mess up. Furthermore Tottenham should definitely win this game because they’re in good form but it’ll be a shocker if they lose this game because this is a realistic trophy that they can target to win.

There was no contact between the two players and even if there was a contract between the two, it was nothing and the player controlled well the ball. Since there was no foul, the red card should not be given at all and the initial decision of the referee was totally correct. The intervention of VAR here was misleading and the angle shown to the referee let him think about how dangerous the tackle rather than if there was a bad hit or not. I would say an oral warning about the tackle itself to the player, at maximum a non justified yellow card.
In my opinion, VAR should be maintained but referees should have the time to analyse the delicate situations without interrupting the game and once they were sure, the game could be paused and they return to the situation to give a card, or a penalty or a free kick...

The other games are being played. Wolverhampton were able to score a goal although playing with 10 players and they got the draw for the moment. Fulham are leading with 1 goal and Tottenham Hotspur are still 0 - 0 against Burnley.

The current team with which the Tottenham Hotspur coach is using to play should not be written off because the only player that is absent from the squad is their star man Son Heung-min, and he would have played in this game if not that he had already gone for National duties to represent his country in the upcoming Asian cup. Then they also have Sarr who has gone for the African cup of Nations. No goals at halftime, so the game is not so easy for Tottenham, Burnley may still be able to win.

I don’t seriously blame Ange Postecoglu for this strong line up this is not a regular FA cup meeting with some lower division clubs but against a premier league opponent like them as such they will treat the game as serious as the league itself. If I am Tottenham manager i will actually hold a strong grip on this competition and look towards winning it. Tottenham have been never won any competitive trophy for ages now and it is turning into a thing of mediocrity and much banter. If Postecoglu can get this trophy on his first season it will not only be massive for the club but will also be a big building bridge for him to actually lay a foundation for the club on. If he manages to win a cup this season and probably get an European competitions qualification then the players will be optimistic for the season to come.