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Premier League Clubs Advance in Carabao Cup Third Round

Several Premier League clubs progressed to the fourth round of the Carabao Cup after a series of matches on Tuesday night. Bournemouth, Crystal Palace, Sunderland, and Newcastle United all secured victories, while Bradford City pulled off an upset win away at Leyton Orient.
Bournemouth delivered the standout performance of the evening, thrashing Lincoln City 4-0 in what was Marco Rose's first competitive win as the club's manager. Ryan Christie was the star of the match, netting a hat-trick with goals in the seventh, 69th, and 88th minutes. Alex Scott added a fourth goal in stoppage time to complete the rout.
Crystal Palace also enjoyed a comfortable evening, defeating Championship side Middlesbrough 3-0. Jorgen Strand Larsen opened the scoring with a header before adding a second goal after the interval. Daichi Kamada sealed the win in the 72nd minute, securing Palace's spot in the last 16.
In a tightly contested match, Sunderland edged past Hull City 1-0. The deadlock remained unbroken for most of the game until Chemsdine Talbi found the net in the 71st minute, chipping the ball over Hull goalkeeper Dillon Phillips after being set up by Thomas Meunier. Despite late pressure from Hull, Sunderland held firm to advance to the fourth round.
Defending champions Newcastle United needed a late goal to overcome a determined Millwall side at The Den. Millwall created several strong chances throughout the match and struck the post late on, but Joe Willock's deflected effort in the 81st minute, following build-up play from Lewis Hall, proved decisive. Newcastle advanced 1-0 despite a performance that fell short of convincing.
Elsewhere, Bradford City claimed an impressive away victory at Leyton Orient, winning 3-1. Orient took an early lead through an own goal, but Bradford responded before halftime when Ollie Sanderson equalized. Kyle Hudlin then gave Bradford the lead in the second half, and Bobby Pointon added a late third goal to complete the comeback win.