Wednesday Morning Sports Update.

Action underway at the Paralympics & No surprises in the Carabao Cup.

Ireland's youngest Paralympian, 16 year old swimmer Roisin Ni Riain from Limerick, has qualified for the final of the S13 100 metres butterfly in Tokyo.

She clocked a personal best time of 1 minute 8 point 18 seconds in her heat and is back in the pool just after 11.30 Irish time.

Portarlington's Nicole Turner also posted a personal best time of 35 point 4-7 seconds as she qualified for the final of the S6 50 metres freestyle.

The final is just after 10.45 Irish time.

Newtownards swimmer Barry McClements will be first reserve for the S9 400 metres freestyle after he set a time of 4 minutes, 27 point 1-1 seconds in his heat.

In cycling, Roscommon's Richael Timothy just missed out a place in the final of the C3 3000 metres individual pursuit.

And in table tennis, Colin Judge lost 3-1 in his first appearance at the Games, but he will return tomorrow in the SM3 Singles qualifiers.

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All of the big clubs won last night in the Carabao Cup second round.

Everton suffered the biggest wobble, with Moise Kean sent off in a 2-1 win away to Huddersfield.

Brentford came from behind to win 3-1 at home to Forest Green Rovers.

Former League of Ireland teenagers Evan Ferguson and Andrew Moran made their Brighton debuts in a 2-nil win at Cardiff.

Aiden O'Brien hit a hat trick as Sunderland knocked out Blackpool by 3 goals to 2,

Norwich and Aston Villa both scored six without reply against Bournemouth and Barrow respectively.

Watford beat Crystal Palace by a goal to nil.

Jack Harrison scored twice as Leeds beat Crewe 3-nil.

And Wolves were 4-nil winners at Nottingham Forest, increasing the pressure on Forest boss Chris Hughton.

Four more Premier League sides are in action tonight.

Two of them meet at St. James's Park, where Newcastle take on Burnley.

Southampton make the trip to League Two Newport County.

And Arsenal face a tricky test away to Championship high fliers West Brom.

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Local GAA results from last night:

Joe Fox Tool and Plant Hire Reserve B Football Championship
Sarsfields 3-15 V Rathangan 5-11

Joe Fox Tool and Plant Hire Reserve C Football Championship
Johnstownbridge 1-8 V Celbridge 5-9
Leixlip 1-9 V St Kevin's 5-12

Joe Fox Tool and Plant Hire Reserve D Football Championship
Two Mile House 5-12 V Sarsfields 1-7
Raheens 0-13 V Ballyteague 2-11
St. Laurence's GAA 1-5 V Kilcullen 3-12
Carbury 0-11 V Kilcock 2-14

Joe Fox Tool and Plant Hire Reserve E Football Championship
Eadestown 2-5 V Rathcoffey 4-11
Cappagh 0-8 V Clane 2-8

Joe Fox Tool and Plant Hire Reserve F Football Championship
Straffan 2-10 V Kill 1-16
Ballykelly 2-5 V Castlemitchell 0-9
Grangenolvin 2-9 V Athgarvan 2-6