Burnley have been drawn to play at Port Vale in the first round of the Capital One Cup.
The Clarets, relegated from the Barclays Premier League last month, faced the Sky Bet League One club at the same stage and venue three years ago and won 3-1. All f irst-round ties will be played during the week commencing August 10.
Hull and QPR, also back in the Football League, will travel to Accrington and Yeovil respectively.
Conference champions Barnet have been rewarded with a trip to London rivals Millwall and fellow Football League newcomers Bristol Rovers will take on Birmingham at home.
Leeds and Doncaster will contest an all-Yorkshire affair at the Keepmoat Stadium and 2013 finalists Bradford will travel to local rivals York.
Sheffield United, last season's semi-finalists, will travel to Morecambe, League One side Peterborough and Crawley, relegated to League Two, will clash at London Road and Dagenham and Redbridge will bid to cause an upset at London rivals Charlton.
Derby, who reached the quarter-finals last season, will head south to take on Portsmouth and two-time winners Wolves have been handed a home draw against Newport.
Both Sheffield Wednesday and Nottingham Forest have been drawn to play at home against Mansfield and Walsall respectively, while Cardiff, who lost on penalties to Liverpool in the 2012 final, will entertain AFC Wimbledon.
Fulham, who have never made the final in the competition, will take on Gareth Ainsworth's beaten League Two play-off finalists Wycombe at Adams Park and newly-promoted Championship side MK Dons have a home tie against Leyton Orient.
Wigan, relegated to League One, have been drawn to play local rivals and newly-promoted Bury at the DW Stadium, ensuring the two sides will meet at least three times next season.
Middlesbrough, winners in 2004 and finalists in 1997 and 1998, have been handed a tough draw at Oldham, Reading will travel to Colchester and a south-west derby will take place at the County Ground between Swindon and Exeter.
Bolton host League Two champions Burton and two-time finalists Luton have been drawn to play at home against League One champions Bristol City.
Full draw (dates and times will be confirmed by Tuesday, June 23):
Carlisle v Chesterfield
Nottingham Forest v Walsall
Fleetwood v Hartlepool
Scunthorpe v Barnsley
Bolton v Burton
Accrington v Hull
Rochdale v Coventry
Oldham v Middlesbrough
Huddersfield v Notts County
Blackburn v Shrewsbury
Morecambe v Sheff Utd
Doncaster v Leeds
Wigan v Bury
Northampton v Blackpool
Sheff Wed v Mansfield
Rotherham v Cambridge
Crewe v Preston
York v Bradford
Port Vale v Burnley
Peterborough v Crawley
Yeovil v QPR
Plymouth v Gillingham
Swindon v Exeter
Bristol R v Birmingham
Ipswich v Stevenage
Luton v Bristol C
Charlton v Dag & Red
Wolves v Newport
Brentford v Oxford
Portsmouth v Derby
Southend v Brighton
MK Dons v Leyton Orient
Cardiff v AFC Wimbledon
Millwall v Barnet
Wycombe v Fulham
Colchester v Reading
Source: PA
