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It's all Luton now.

Tahith Chong puts a header inside the box for Jordan Clark but the forward can't control the bounce and there's not enough power to challenge Lukas Jensen.

Ryan Leonard takes a corner on the other end for Millwall but it goes no where. Still, it's a breather for the Lions who have been soaking up a lot of pressure since the first goal.

Korean Bae Jun-Ho wins a free kick on the Potters left but with all their big-guns up from the back, Lynden Gooch swings a high set-piece too close to Jamie Cumming in the Us goal.

That Luca Koleosho goal for Burnley was the first Leeds have conceded in the league since the opening day.

It feels like there's more goals in this one today, with both teams going forward with real intent.

Aidy White
Former Leeds United full-back on BBC Radio Leeds

Really unfortunate if Manor Solomon doesn't slip, its an Ok move.

People would say he shouldn't be trying that there.

Jayden Bogle has done the right thing initially standing ground .

But the shot just goes through his legs as he tries to block it and Illan Meslier can't see the ball.

Millwall midfielder Casper De Norre is the first name in the book and concedes a free kick to Luton.

Alfie Doughty loops the ball towards the far post and it's headed towards Tahith Chong on the other side of the box. He gets a foot on it and it sends the post ringing. His hands go immediately to his head in disbelief.

Could have been two.

The home side look to hit back quickly but Willy Gnonto sees his shot blocked.

Burnley go straight down the other end and ex-Leeds man Jaidon Anthony sends an effort wide.

Chances aplenty here.

Sol Sidibe is only 17 and has been at Stoke, where his dad Mamady played for eight years, since he was at primary school.

He's just given a glimpse of his immense potential with a superb pass across the area, showing great vision and a good left foot, to pick out Bae Jun-Ho, who is penalised for a handball as he controls the ball before lashing over the bar from an angle.

It's been a quickfire start in League Two this lunchtime.

AFC Wimbledon have taken a 1-0 lead in their derby clash with MK Dons in strange circumstances at Plough Lane.

The home side were awarded an indirect free-kick after a back-pass and Myles Hippolyte was teed up to fire the ball through the MK Dons wall into the top corner from less than 10 yards.

Meanwhile, Swindon have also come out of the traps quickly and steamed into an early 3-0 lead against Newport.

Kabongo Tshimanga hit a low right-footed shot through the crowd in at the near post for his first goal for the club after four minutes before Paul Glatzel doubled the lead 14 minutes later with a thumping header from close range.

Things have gone from bad to worse after Matt Baker inadvertently turned into his own net.

Stoke's turn to attack as they win a corner which sees Eric Bocat's thunderous volley from 20 yards charged down by Elliot Moore.

Seconds later Ben Wilmot strides forward from halfway before fizzing in a low shot through a crowd which Us keeper Jamie Cumming clutches in the middle of his goal.

Millwall's George Saville clatters onto the ground after breaking into the box but the men in orange are quick to say it's a feignt.

Saville exchanges words with the referee but the replay shows it's not even close to being a foul, just a dive worthy of Tom Daly's approval.

Wycombe make it 1-1 against Northmapton equalising through a really well worked team goal, finished by Daniel Udoh. That didn't last long!

No goals to report on between Mansfield and Cambridge, but the away side are looking the more dangerous.

Another long-range dribbler from Oxford as they try to take charge of this game, but Tyler Goodrham's effort is another easy one for Viktor Johansson to deal with without muddying his knees.

Nice open feel about this game between these two Championship promotion favourites.

Ilia Gruev kept James Trafford honest in the Clarets goal a few minutes ago with a decent shot after neat approach play from the home side.

As we know Oxford frontman Mark Harris is on a mission today and he has had his first sight of goal.

He picks up the ball on the half-turn 25 yards out and pulls the trigger immediately, sending a low shot straight at Viktor Johansson who gathers fairly simply.

We have some action!

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Tell you what, in this weather Oxford's resplendent yellow shirts and Stoke's bright pink away strip conjure up daydreams of tequila sunrises on a Caribbean beach.

The pace of the game is similarly relaxed at present.

Siriki Dembele tries a break down the left flank for the U's but is crowded out as he bustles into the penalty area. As close as either side have come to a chance in the opening 12 minutes.

Millwall's passing hasn't let them down so far in these opening stages. It's been smooth and controlled as Duncan Watmore cuts into the box but is ruled offside.

The home side get the first corner of the game as looming defender Jake Cooper gets his head onto it but it's well over the bar.

Now it's Luton's turn to apply some pressure.

The game is briefly halted at Elland Road as the ground rises in the sixth minute to applaud Leeds fan Bob who died at the age of six earlier this month.

Lovely gesture.

Northampton are off to a flying start as Sam Hoskins gives them the lead against Wycombe inside four minutes from the penalty spot.

Mansfield keeper Christy Pym is forced into an early save from Cambridge striker Josh Stokes' deflected effort.