Chelsea came from two goals down to defeat Leeds United 6-3 in a dramatic EFL Cup third-round tie, securing their place in the next round of the competition. According to Punch, Cole Palmer and Danny Welbeck were central to the comeback, which the outlet described as a chaotic cup classic. The nine-goal encounter saw Chelsea overturn an early deficit to claim a convincing victory over their Championship opposition and progress in the League Cup.

Chelsea became the sixth team to qualify for this season's Carabao Cup fourth round after fighting back from two goals down to beat Leeds United 6-3 on Wednesday night. According to the Daily Post, Tarik Muharemovic opened the scoring for the visitors in the 23rd minute before Brenden Aaronson doubled their lead in the 48th minute, but Chelsea, described as Xabi Alonso's men, rallied to secure the emphatic victory and progress in the competition.

Chelsea defeated Leeds United 6-3 at Stamford Bridge to advance in the League Cup, according to Channels TV. Xabi Alonso's side had been in danger of elimination after Tarik Muharemovic opened the scoring in the first half and Brenden Aaronson added a second for Leeds shortly after the interval, before Chelsea mounted their comeback to secure the emphatic victory.

Former Chelsea forward Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has praised manager Xabi Alonso's decision to sign ex-England striker Danny Welbeck, describing it as 'great business'. His comments followed Chelsea's 6-3 victory over Leeds United in a Carabao Cup match on Wednesday, during which the Blues had appeared close to elimination before securing the win, according to the Daily Post.

Five teams have qualified for the Carabao Cup fourth round following Tuesday's fixtures, according to the Daily Post. Newcastle United edged Millwall 1-0, while Sunderland also advanced. Bradford City won 3-1 away at Leyton Orient, Bournemouth recorded a heavy victory over Lincoln City, and Crystal Palace beat Middlesbrough 3-0. The results confirm the first batch of clubs progressing to the next stage of the English League Cup competition.

Arsenal came from behind to beat Chelsea 2-1 in a Premier League match on Sunday, according to TimesLIVE Sport. Chelsea scored inside the opening two minutes, but the defending champions recovered to secure the win. The report describes the result as Arsenal passing their biggest test so far in their title defence.