Capital One Cup 2013-14 Draw: Full Second Round Fixtures Released

The Capital One Cup is off to an exciting start. The first round of this season's tournament featured five matches that went to extra time and two that were decided by penalties, namely Barnsley eliminating Scunthorpe United and Carlisle United knocking out Blackburn Rovers in a thriller.

Let's check out the complete list of fixtures for the second round of the 2013-14 Football League Cup. All matches will be scheduled for the week commencing Aug. 26.

All schedule information courtesy of the tournament's official site.

Home Club	Road Club
Carlisle United	Leicester City
Doncaster Rovers	Leeds United
Nottingham Forest	Millwall
Sunderland	Milton Keynes Dons
West Bromwich Albion	Newport County
Bristol City	Crystal Palace
Liverpool	Notts County
Peterborough United	Reading
Leyton Orient	Hull City
Everton	Stevenage
Stoke City	Walsall
Huddersfield Town	Charlton Athletic
Tranmere Rovers	Bolton Wanderers
Morecambe	Newcastle United
Queens Park Rangers	Swindon Town
Watford	AFC Bournemouth
Yeovil Town	Birmingham City
Accrington Stanley	Cardiff City
Barnsley	Southampton
Derby County	Brentford
Burton Albion	Fulham
Norwich City	Bury
West Ham United	Cheltenham Town
Burnley	Preston North End
Aston Villa	Rotherham United

Last season, Swansea City made a surprising run to the Capital One Cup final, thrashing minnows Bradford 5-0 to pick up their first major knockout trophy. It's unexpected results like that which make the competition special. The tournament format helps level the playing field for underdogs.

The Jacks entered the tournament in the second round and began their title journey with a nondescript victory over Barnsley. At that point, they certainly weren't viewed as a threat to capture the trophy with the marquee clubs still waiting to join the event.

Yet, after the likes of Manchester United, Manchester City and the other top clubs were added in the third round, they started falling in rapid succession. It helped open the door for an unlikely winner, and Swansea took advantage.

They knocked out defending champion Liverpool in the fourth round, took advantage of a favorable quarterfinal matchup with Middlesbrough and stunned Chelsea in the semifinals before crushing Bradford in the final.

Bradford was also a great success story itself, with the fourth-tier club beating the likes of Arsenal and Aston Villa on the way to the final.

Swansea's story, though, gives hope to underdog clubs either already in the tournament or joining it in the second round. The odds of another unanticipated champion are still low, but the Jacks proved it's possible for a club outside the upper echelon to steal the spotlight.

The second round of this year's tournament will surely be as entertaining as the first.