Leeds United made it two wins in three days against Nottingham Forest as they secured a place in the third round of the EFL Cup. The result adds to the excitement surrounding the competition and gives Leeds valuable momentum early in the season. For football followers using Tiger Exchange India to keep up with major match developments, Leeds’ latest victory was one of the standout results of the round.

Daniel Farke’s side produced another strong performance at the City Ground, following their 1-0 Premier League victory over Forest on Saturday with a 2-0 win in the cup. Dan James broke the deadlock in the 50th minute before Neco Williams’ own goal doubled Leeds’ advantage.

The back-to-back victories are particularly significant because Leeds had not won at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground since 1972 before this remarkable sequence. The result also puts Leeds into the next stage of the EFL Cup with growing confidence.

Forest manager Oliver Glasner acknowledged that his squad still needs time to develop. He stressed that there would be no instant transformation and that hard work would be necessary to improve the team following a difficult previous campaign.

Elsewhere, Brentford recorded a commanding 6-1 victory over Birmingham. Callum Wilson scored just six minutes into his full debut, while Nathan Collins scored twice. Aaron Hickey, Mikkel Damsgaard and Igor Thiago were also on target.

Peterborough United produced another major upset by defeating Championship side Watford 5-1 at Vicarage Road. Hull City required penalties to overcome Stoke after their match finished 1-1, eventually winning the shootout 5-4.

West Ham also advanced in impressive fashion, beating Southampton 4-1 at St Mary’s. Teenage debutant Josh Ayala scored twice after Southampton had taken an early lead, while Taty Castellanos and Jarrod Bowen completed the comeback.

Ipswich Town defeated Leicester 3-1, with Marcelino Núñez scoring twice, including an outstanding effort from the halfway line. Middlesbrough beat Doncaster 3-1, while Norwich defeated Cardiff 2-1 through Ante Crnac’s winning goal.

With the third round approaching, the EFL Cup has already delivered plenty of goals, surprises and memorable performances. Tiger Exchange India readers can follow the latest developments as teams compete for a place in the later stages of the competition.