Newcastle United travel to The Den this week for a Carabao Cup third round tie against Millwall.It marks the first competitive meeting between the two sides for 33 years.Millwall take on Newcastle this week for the first time in 33 yearsGettyThey have not faced off since a Division One clash back in April 1993.On that day, the Magpies emerged with a 2-1 away victory, while Millwall’s last win in the fixture came a year earlier at St. James’ Park.Their latest meeting will see one side reach the last 16 of this season’s Carabao Cup.Millwall have seen off Queens Park Rangers and Cambridge United to reach the third round.Alex Neil’s side are also fresh off the back of a 4-0 win over Bolton Wanderers on Saturday, which leaves them seventh in the Championship.Opponents Newcastle, who beat West Brom in the second round, are unbeaten under new manager Matthias Jaissle.The Premier League side have also reached at least the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup every season since 2021/22, including two final appearances and their cup triumph two seasons ago.Meanwhile, their last defeat to lower league opposition in the competition came back in 2020.Millwall vs Newcastle: Date and how to followThis week’s third round tie takes place on Tuesday, September 8 with kick-off at 8pm.Live commentary with Ian Danter and former Arsenal winger Perry Groves will be available on talkSPORT 2 from 7.45pm.Newcastle are looking to continue their impressive recent record in the Carabao CupGettyListen talkSPORT through the website or find us on DAB digital radio through your smart speaker and on 1089 or 1053 AM.Download and listen to all our live commentaries via the talkSPORT app, whilst talkSPORT is also available to watch on Samsung TV Plus.Subscribe to the talkSPORT YouTube channel for news, views and analysis plus our regular goals show and for more, follow us on talkSPORT Facebook and talkSPORT on X.For the latest odds and bet boosts for every big event, visit talkSPORT BET.Millwall vs Newcastle: Team newsMillwall will be without both Casper De Norre and Josh Coburn on Tuesday night.Neil has confirmed the pair are set to be out for multiple weeks through injury.De Norre and Coburn missed the win over Bolton at the weekend as they joined Tristan Crama on the treatment table.Jenson Metcalfe is also suspended after his red card against the Trotters.As for Newcastle, Joelinton is not expected to be fit to return before the weekend.Jaissle is yet to lose since becoming Newcastle boss in the summerGettyCarabao Cup Third Round FixturesTuesday 8th SeptemberBournemouth v Lincoln City – 19:45 Crystal Palace v Middlesbrough – 19:45Leyton Orient v Bradford City – 19:45Sunderland v Hull City – 19:45Millwall v Newcastle United – 20:00 – LIVE on talkSPORT 2Wednesday 9th SeptemberChelsea v Leeds United – 20:00 Tuesday 15th SeptemberPeterborough United v Barnsley – 19:45West Ham United v Fulham – 19:45 Ipswich Town v Arsenal – 20:00 – LIVE on talkSPORTLiverpool v Tottenham – 20:00 – LIVE on talkSPORT 2Reading v Brentford – 20:00Wednesday 16th SeptemberEverton v Wolves – 19:45Fleetwood Town v Sheffield United – 19:45Coventry City v Aston Villa – 20:00 – LIVE on talkSPORT 2Manchester United v Brighton – 20:00 – LIVE on talkSPORTThursday 17th SeptemberManchester City v Norwich City – 19:30 – LIVE on talkSPORTThe midfielder has yet to feature this season due to a thigh injury.William Osula and Dan Burn are both unavailable, with their returns not anticipated until after the international break.Summer signing Ewen Jaouen is also absent with an ankle injury after starting in goal in the second round.Jaissle first experience of The DenNewcastle boss Jaissle will be thankful to have the protection of his technical area in south London.He said: “Yes, I am aware of it. No (it doesn’t worry me). I am protected in my box! “I don’t want to compare as I don’t know that crowd too good. I will be careful of making comparisons. I like to be on the touchline here at St James’ Park. We have the full crowd behind us.“It will be a bit of a special atmosphere down there, I’m aware of that, but it doesn’t influence my coaching and it should not influence the players.“We need to focus on what we can influence on the pitch, and if we do our job, we come a long way.”