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This time tomorrow there will be live text coverage from the League Cup games as three Championship clubs take on Premier League opposition:

• Man City v Hull City
• Middlesbrough v Everton
• Stoke v Sheffield Wednesday

A debut hat-trick, an unbeaten start and renewed Cobblers hope. 

These are just some of the things you may have missed from Saturday's Football League coverage. If you missed the round up of the best bits from the weekend BBC Sport has you covered.

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So what are your thoughts on the first 45 minutes?

Max will do well to try and recreate that John Swift goal in the bath...

A half-hearted appeal for a penalty from Bolton as Shola Ameobi falls over in the area. 

The hosts launch a number of crosses in the box, can they finish with a flourish?

Not this time as the referee blows his whistle and Brentford lead at the break through John Swift's superb strike.

Another super, swift counter attack by Brentford.

Goalscorer John Swift goes down under a challenge by Josh Vela and that has to be a penalty... no! 

The referee books him for diving and there is no protest. On the replay Swift is expecting the challenge which never touches him and he goes over far too easily.

We've had Dean Smith, we've had Roy Keane and now former Manchester United manager David Moyes is picked out by the cameras at the Macron Stadium.

He's sat alongside his former assistant Alan Irvine, who is now working with Paul Lambert at Blackburn.

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Neil Danns gets up to the edge of the Brentford area, but the Bolton midfielder is unable to use the time he is afforded because he slices across the ball with his strike.

Eventually Bolton do make the replacement as Gary Madine replaces Max Clayton.

He's more of an out and out forward to will Shola Ameobi get himself a strike partner up top?

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Bolton take their time in deciding who they want to replace Max Clayton and with 10 men they nearly concede another goal, as John Swift is free at the back post by his left footed strike is tipped over by Ben Amos.

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Max Clayton hobbles off for Bolton with a nasty looking injury as he stretches for a challenge. 

The former Crewe forward spent six months out with a knee injury last season and lets hope this isn't serious.

Ben Amos saves Bolton from going two down.

Lasse Vibe is completely free in between the Bolton centre-backs and just as he opens his body up inside the box, the former Manchester United striker stretches out a left leg to stop the ball going in. Top save.

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A Bolton attack ends with a swing-and-a-miss from Shola Ameobi.

Again Brentford break quickly and in numbers but Alan Judge's curling effort at the end of it is not quite up to the standard of John Swift's opener.

Lots of pushing and shoving from both teams as Bolton swing in a corner.

Darren Pratley is away from the medley of players and as the ball falls to him he swings his left boot at it - a sweet connection but straight at David Button for the Wanderers skipper.

Bolton do well again as Liam Feeney gets in on the right.

The winger's cross takes a touch on the way through and it just loops over the head of Shola Ameobi in the middle.

Yes, it was quite a move by the Bees.

Now it's Brentford's turn to show what they can do going forward. 

Goalscorer John Swift plays the ball wide and gets into the box - the cross finds him but he's just unable to direct the ball towards goal.

From the next attack Jake Bidwell gets in behind Bolton on the left and his dangerous drilled cross is just about dealt with as Ben Amos pounces on it after a couple of ricochets. 

Better from Bolton this as they launch a succession of attacks.

The best of which is when Darren Pratley's cross nearly finds Shola Ameobi at the back post but for John O'Connell's header.

Nothing comes from the resultant corner.

A quarter of the game gone and not too much in the way of clear cut opportunities other than the goal.

Bolton knocking the ball around neatly at times but look a little light up top at the moment.

Mark Davies is immediately full of apologies as the Bolton midfielder goes in hard on Toumani Diagouraga.

It's a poorly timed challenge by the former Wolves man and he is booked.