A host of Premier League sides secured victories in the Carabao Cup third round on Tuesday night. Crystal Palace beat Middlesbrough 3-0, as Bournemouth secured their first victory under Marco Rose by beating Lincoln City 4-0, with Newcastle and Sunderland both edging through with 1-0 wins.Read on for our summary of the action from all five games below.Bournemouth 40 Lincoln CityBournemouth produced the most emphatic win of the night, with Ryan Christie scoring a hat-trick as they dismantled Lincoln. Christie struck in the seventh, 69th and 88th minutes before Alex Scotts stoppage-time goal made it four. It was Marco Roses first competitive win as Bournemouth boss and a very encouraging cup performance.Crystal Palace 30 MiddlesbroughPalace took control through Jorgen Strand Larsen, who headed them in front before adding a second after half-time. Daichi Kamada then made it 30 in the 72nd minute to put the tie beyond doubt. A comfortable night for Palace against Championship opposition and a place in the last 16 secured.Leyton Orient 13 Bradford CityOrient actually went ahead through an own goal, but Bradford turned the game around just before half-time when Ollie Sanderson levelled. Kyle Hudlin then put Bradford in front after the break, before Bobby Pointon added a late third to seal an impressive away victory.Sunderland 10 Hull CityThis was a much tighter affair, with neither side able to find a breakthrough for most of the night. Chemsdine Talbi finally settled it in the 71st minute, cleverly chipping Hull goalkeeper Dillon Phillips after being set up by Thomas Meunier. Hull pushed for an equaliser but Sunderland held on to reach the fourth round.Millwall 01 Newcastle UnitedNewcastle survived a serious scare at The Den, with Millwall arguably creating the better chances for long periods and even hitting the post late on. Joe Willock finally broke the deadlock in the 81st minute, his effort taking a deflection after Lewis Halls work down the left. Millwall couldnt find a response, so the holders scraped through 10 despite a far from convincing performance. Topics AFC Bournemouth Crystal Palace F.C. Newcastle United F.C. Sunderland A.F.C. Add us as a preferred source on Google If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read Premier League round-up: Draws for Brighton and Brentford as Palace win thriller Mitch Fretton 5th September, 2026 Newcastle 2-2 Bournemouth: Ramsey saves Magpies with late leveller Tom Rostance 5th September, 2026 Barnes hits beauty but Bournemouth dominate at Newcastle Tom Rostance 5th September, 2026 Newcastle v Bournemouth: Line-ups confirmed for early kick-off Tom Rostance 5th September, 2026 FPL 2026/27: Time to Ditch United? 5 Players to Avoid in Gameweek 3 Blake Hurst 4th September, 2026 FPL 2026/27: Back the attack five players to target in Gameweek 3 Blake Hurst 4th September, 2026
