An intense afternoon of drama it at a close.

We've seen goals galore, blockbuster strikes, red cards, records broken and the fledgling tables begin to take shape... and it's only the third round of the EFL season.

Thanks for your company this afternoon, we'll be back for a double dose of EFL action from the Championship tomorrow, while we have those magical words 'full midweek programme' in Leagues One and Two across Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

We'll see you back here then!

Enjoy your Saturday evening!

• Crewe and Chesterfield are the two sides with 100% records in League Two after their wins over Crawley and Bristol Rovers respectively.
• It's been some day for MK Dons after their 5-0 win against Cheltenham.
• Kieran Green's stoppage-time winner meant Grimsby picked up a 2-1 win over Newport.
• There was more late drama as James Norwood's leveller for Fleetwood at Bromley maintained the Cod Army's unbeaten start.
• Salford recorded back-to-back victories after a 2-1 win against Accrington.
• Walsall returned to winning ways after their 2-1 victory over 10-man Barnet.
• And Lewis Shipley's goal for Barrow deep in stoppage time helped his side to beat Notts County 2-1.

• Played three, won three for leaders Stevenage after their 2-0 win over Northampton.
• Cardiff picked up a 3-0 win over Rotherham.
• Huddersfield's 100% start to the season came to an end after their 3-2 defeat at Blackpool.
• Bradford remain unbeaten in League One after their 2-1 win over Luton.
• It was a nervy ending for Lincoln as they held on for a 3-2 win over ten-man Plymouth after having a three-goal lead.
• AFC Wimbledon secured back-to-back wins after their victory at Reading.
• Ollie O'Neill snatched an equaliser in stoppage time for Leyton Orient to draw 2-2 against Stockport.
• Barnsley v Bolton finished 1-1, and Billy Sharp's goal for Doncaster was not enough as his side drew 1-1 against Wycombe.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score reporter at The Hive Stadium

Barnet fans will leave the game frustrated and perhaps angry at some of the decisions which denied them an equaliser.

The Walsall double whammy of goals in the first 22 minutes - the first by Conor Barrett just two minutes in - made you wonder whether this was going to be hard day for the home side.

But Barnet seemed to get a boost from losing Nnamdi Oborforth for his second yellow with over 35 minutes to go, and had the better chances after that decision. Showing, perhaps, despite having no points to speak of at this stage, the Bees still have a sting in their tail.

John Bennett
BBC Final Score reporter at Valley Parade

That’s a statement win by Bradford City.

It’s early days but the excellent summer recruitment - when they brought in a number of established League One calibre players - is making them look like a team that could compete for a play-off place this season.

One of the new boys, Stephen Humphreys, scored the opener which set up the victory, so he’s up and running. A fabulous atmosphere here today.

It was party time at the full-time whistle. The home fans believe that after promotion a few months ago, this could be yet another special campaign.

Paul Ogden
Huddersfield Town commentator, BBC Radio Leeds

At least we can say it is a very unusual feeling for the new version of Huddersfield Town this season.

They have suffered their first defeat of the campaign and their first loss under new manager Lee Grant.

We are rubbing our eyes in many ways, as it has come against a ten-man Blackpool side after Town scored the opening goal, which was the highlight of a dominant opening phase.

But somehow Blackpool where allowed to come in and turn it around completely.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio Sport at Oakwell Stadium

Barnsley did so well, for so long but just couldn't hold on! I really felt for Vinal Yoganathan but he could have no complaints for his second yellow, five minutes after David McGoldrick - cool when through on goal - had put Barnsley ahead.

Conor Hourihane's side were really impressive and still managed to create chances too, and for so long were actually top of the live League One table.

But Steven Schumacher rang the changes and John McAtee was there when they needed him, off the bench to poke home after corner-kick pinball.

Overall, it's a fair result from two sides who'll be in promotion contention come May. We're a long way from that, but a great game here at Oakwell.

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MK Dons have flown into third after their impressive 5-0 drubbing of Cheltenham Town, who incidentally have sunk to the basement as a result.

The Robins are one of four teams to still be without a point this season alongside Crawley Town, Barnet and Bristol Rovers.

Meanwhile, both Chesterfield and Crewe Alexandra have won all three of their games to share the seat at the top of the table - can one of them pull away next week?

Graham McGarry
Crewe commentator for BBC Radio Stoke

It is the first time since the 1994-95 season that Crewe have won their opening three league games.

It is a terrific effort, with some good football in the first half which has seen them complete it

• Chesterfield 3-1 Bristol Rovers
• Oldham Athletic 1-2 Swindon Town
• Barnet 1-2 Walsall
• Barrow 2-1 Notts County
• Bromley 2-2 Fleetwood Town
• Cambridge United 1-1 Harrogate Town
• Crewe Alexandra 1-0 Crawley Town
• Grimsby Town 2-1 Newport County
• MK Dons 5-0 Cheltenham Town
• Salford City 2-1 Accrington Stanley
• Shrewsbury Town 0-2 Colchester United
• Tranmere Rovers 1-1 Gillingham

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Alex Revell's Stevenage are the only side to have won all three games and sit top of the pile, drink it in, Boro fans.

Dark days for Plymouth, Peterborough and Reading, who remain pointless at the foot of the table though Wycombe did pick up their first point of the season at Doncaster.

Huddersfield and Luton saw their perfect starts and unbeaten records end conceded their first goals of the campaign to boot.

• Burton Albion 0-0 Port Vale
• Exeter City 1-2 Mansfield Town
• Barnsley 1-1 Bolton Wanderers
• Blackpool 3-2 Huddersfield Town
• Bradford City 2-1 Luton Town
• Cardiff City 3-0 Rotherham United
• Doncaster Rovers 1-1 Wycombe Wanderers
• Leyton Orient 2-2 Stockport County
• Lincoln City 3-2 Plymouth Argyle
• Reading 1-2 AFC Wimbledon
• Stevenage 2-0 Northampton Town
• Wigan Athletic 2-0 Peterborough United

Late, late drama in League Two.

Barrow have made it 2-1 against Notts County deep in stoppage time. Lewis Shipley with the goal.

My word.

What an extraordinary game.

Huddersfield went ahead through Ben Wiles after just four minutes, but Niall Ennis struck twice either side of a Lee Evans blockbuster to turn the game on its head - the first goals the Terriers had conceded this season.

Lynden Gooch lashed the visitors back into it before Ennis was sent off for a lunge on Jack Whatmough just 36 minutes in.

The first five shots on target were goals, but there were no more to follow after that.

The 10-men defended resolutely as Huddersfield piled on the pressure but without really opening up their hosts, but it's the Tangerines who are up and running in League One, while Huddersfield's perfect start comes to an end.

Last chance for Town? Leo Castledine lets fly from outside the box but fizzes his effort just past the left post.

Late drama in League Two.

Heartbreak for Barrow as Matthew Dennis equalises late on for Notts County to make it 1-1.

Similar story at Prenton Park as Gillingham's Joseph Gbode has made it 1-1 against Tranmere.

And at Blundell Park Kieran Green has put Grimsby 2-1 ahead against Newport.

Fleetwood claw back a point with an added-time equaliser from James Norwood.

Tommi O'Reilly makes the difference to secure all three points for Crewe Alexandra.

Before the match, Crewe boss Lee Bell told his squad they had no where to hide if they didn't perform in training.

Well, there's no hiding place required for those who played this afternoon - they top the table.

Alfie May tries his luck from just outside the box but his effort is too close to Bailey Peacock-Farrell.

Town are heading for a first defeat against the 10-men of the Tangerines.

Into five added minutes as the Terriers try to pinch an equaliser.