Aston Villa get their Carabao Cup campaign underway on Tuesday night when they take on Barrow in the second round.
Dean Smith's side were, of course, finalists in 2020 where they were beaten by Manchester City, while they were knocked out of the competition in the fourth round last season by Stoke City.
The Villa boss will no doubt ring the changes to his starting line-up for today's clash, with many of those who started in the 2-0 victory over Newcastle in the Premier League at the weekend unlikely to do so again.
And, with that in mind, below is a look at the kind of line-up Smith might look to put out for Villa's clash against Barrow.
In goal, Emi Martinez is likely to be given a rest with back-up shot-stopper Jed Steer coming for his first competitive game for Villa since that 1-0 defeat to Stoke last season.
The back-four is also set to see wholesale changes, with Frederic Guilbert making his first Villa appearance since returning from loan last term.
Matt Targett should come straight back in at left-back, while Kortney Hause is likely to be partnered by Axel Tuanzebe, who could make his second debut for the club following his initial loan spell.
Further forward, Smith could be in line to make some exciting changes by starting three of the club's brightest young academy talents, with Carney Chukwuemeka, Jaden Philogene-Bidace and Jacob Ramsey ready to make their mark.
And up front, with Ollie Watkins still out, Wesley could come in for Danny Ings as he looks to prove why he should remain at the club and be given the chance to impress.
Predicted XI: Steer; Guilbert, Tuanzebe, Hause, Targett; Nakamba, Ramsey; Philogene-Bidace, Chukwuemeka, El Ghazi; Wesley.