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Peterborough United fell just short in last season's League One play-offs when they lost to Oxford United over two legs and didn't make it to Wembley.

There has been plenty of change to their squad over the summer and manager Darren Ferguson will be hoping this is the season they can make the step up.

Huddersfield arrive as one of the favourites to go straight back up this campaign after they finished 23rd last season in the Championship.

The Terriers are winless across their last six opening games of a league season (D1 L5), failing to score more than one goal in any of those matches, they'll be hoping that changes today.

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With three promotions in six seasons Stockport fans can probably be forgiven for being full of optimism and hope as they return to League One for the first time in 14 years.

The Hatters made some key summer signings to bolster the squad and improve depth, particularly in midfield and upfront.

But boss Dave Challinor isn’t getting carried away, recently he said this season would be “different” and more “challenging” for his side.

Meanwhile, Cambridge United were just about able to stay afloat last season and enter the ne campaign with a few question marks hanging over them.

Whilst the U’s put in some decent performances in pre-season they haven’t managed to sign any marquee names in the summer transfer window to reassure fans that they can do better than 2023-24.

Boss Garry Monk will lean on his experienced players and in-game tactics to stay in matches this season.

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Expectations will be high for newly promoted Wrexham after their fairytale romp out of the National League and into the third tier over two seasons, following their Hollywood takeover.

But a hardy Wycombe Wanderers – who finished their League One campaign strongly last season – visit the Racecourse with plenty of talent and experience under their belts.

Both sides are expected to be firmly in the midtable mix with ambitions to enter and hold steady inside the top 10 in 2024-25.

For the second season opener in a row the Dragons will be without talisman Paul Mullin who is recovering from minor surgery.

The visiting Chairboys have added plenty of new faces to their squad this off-season and boss Matt Bloomfield will be hoping his side can pick up where they left off last season, when they ended on a seven game unbeaten run.

League Two was all about Bromley as the new boys began life in the EFL with that win at Harrogate.

We have now seen all the action in the Championship and the fourth tier.

But we are not ready to call it a day just yet, not by a long shot!

We have 11 League One fixtures to enjoy, all starting at 5.30pm.

Let's take a closer look at the games coming up.

• Bromley beat Harrogate 2-0 in the club's first ever EFL match.
• AFC Wimbledon beat Colchester 4-2 having been 2-0 down inside nine minutes
• Cardiff loanee Joel Colwill’s 96th minute strike gave Cheltenham a late 3-2 win over Newport, after the Robins had earlier let a two-goal lead slip
• Two Ben Garrity goals give Port Vale a comfortable win away at Salford
• Gillingham and Doncaster both hit four in big home wins over Carlisle and Accrington respectively
• Bradford went two goals up within five minutes and held on to beat MK Dons 2-1
• Barrow earn a narrow win over Crewe thanks to Theo Vassell’s first-half strike and Walsall beat Morecambe.
• Fleetwood won 1-0 at home to Grimsby, with Tranmere v Notts County the only game to end goalless.

Wimbledon put on a dominant display to beat Colchester 4-2 after going down 2-0 early in the first half.

Four goals from four different Gillingham players has lifted them to a comfortable 4-1 victory over Carlisle.

Doncaster beat Accrington by the same score-line, 4-1, with super sub Billy Sharp - who returned for his third spell at Rovers this summer - scoring the fourth in his first game back at the club.

Cheltenham's Joel Colwill scored his second of the match deep into injury time to lift his side to a 3-2 win over Newport.

And Walsall kick-off their new campaign with a 1-0 win over Morecambe thanks to a first half strike from Taylor Allen.

A dream afternoon for Bromley!

Goals from Michael Cheek and Kamarl Grant ensure they begin life in the EFL with three points thanks to a deserved victory over Harrogate.

It's an opening day victory for Charlie Adam's side as they look to bounce back from relegation last season.

Mark Helm's first-half goal was enough to earn Town all three points.

Theo Vassell's goal proves to be the difference as Barrow take the three points and it's a winning start for Stephen Clemence at Barrow.

Crewe begin with a loss - not what you want after being beaten play-off finalists at Wembley in May.

Paul Dixon
BBC Three Counties Radio commentator

You make your life so much more difficult if you concede an early goal and to concede two.

MK Dons had chances but Bradford City defended deep, they defended well. Though MK Dons did get through them sometimes, they paid the price for the poor start.

Graham Alexander will think that was a pretty classic away day performance but if you're Mike Williamson...

MK Dons have got to be better in the final third, they've got to be better in their own defensive third. It was very much a last season start.

Ben Garrity's two goals give relegated and revamped Port Vale three points on their return to League Two.

Not what Salford would have wanted as they try to improve on last season's 20th place.

Somehow, Notts County haven't managed to score and they share the spoils with Tranmere at Prenton Park.

Robbie Cundy almost changed that deep into injury time, but his glancing header from Dan Crowley's corner flew wide and it's honours even.

Bromley goalkeeper Grant Smith gets the shovel out as he keeps out Ellis Taylor's low free-kick, pushing it behind for a corner.

He wants a clean sheet on Bromley's first EFL appearance.

It was indeed the Dons' last chance - and those two Bradford goals inside the first five minutes have proved enough for the visitors to claim all three points.

Alex Pattison's strike and Sam Sherring's own goal do it for the Bantams - and Alex Gilbey's reply for the Dons wasn't enough.

Doncaster are romping to an opening day win here over Accrington. On his fairy-tale return and off the bench Billy Sharp fires home to make it 4-1.

Is that the Dons' last chance to save themselves from an opening day defeat?

Again they break down the right and the cross arrives to the feet of Tommy Leigh, but he blazes over. Just seconds left...

Andy Kiwomya
Ex-Bradford forward and head of performance on BBC Radio Leeds

I don't understand why Bradford City are making things so hard for themselves.

If you want to be a promoted side, manage the game better. They are always making us, the fans, live with the last minute.

Ryan Graydon's effort is deflected behind for the hosts, who now look as though they're going to settle for that one goal and a winning start to life in League Two.

They've rarely been tested by Grimsby so far - but it only takes a moment to score a goal. They've got four extra minutes to conjure one up.

Ben Garrity's afternoon is over as manager Darren Moore brings the captain off to great applause from the travelling support.

His two goals have surely won the day for Vale.

We are now into seven minutes of injury time at Holker Street.

Will Barrow see this one out in Stephen Clemence's first game?