Ched Evans scores for Chesterfield
Ward nets hat-trick on Ipswich debut
Rotherham held by 10-man Wolves
Norwich win 4-1 at Blackburn
FT: Bristol City 2-1 Wigan
Image source, Rex FeaturesBristol City came from 2-1 behind to beat Championship new boys Wigan Athletic, with Bobby Reid netting a last-gasp winner.
Bristol City head coach Lee Johnson: "The boys were fantastic and it was like the Alamo at times in the second half. It was too much for them in the end.
"The place was rocking. It was a brilliant day."
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FT: Oxford 1-1 Chesterfield
Image source, Rex FeaturesChed Evans scored Chesterfield's equaliser at Oxford in League One.
It was the Welshman's first professional appearance since April 2012 - he served half of a five-year jail sentence for raping a 19-year-old woman, a conviction which was quashed by the Court of Appeal earlier this year.
Chesterfield boss Danny Wilson: "I was happy with the debutants and I think all the players made positive contributions.
"Evans always makes sure he gets chances - he missed two before the goal that he'll score by mid-season."
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All being well, there should be reaction from new Blackburn boss Owen Coyle, whose side lost 4-1 at home to Norwich in their Championship opener today.
So what did you make of that then?
Norwich fans - is that win at Blackburn proof that you're among the favourites for promotion from the Championship?
Blackburn supporters - how do you recover from a 4-1 home defeat in your opening game?
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Plymouth reached the League Two play-off final last season, but there's much work to be done if they're to hit similar heights this campaign - they suffered a 3-0 home defeat by Luton.
Grimsby beat Morecambe 2-0 on their return to the EFL after a six-year absence, while relegated Blackpool managed the same result against Exeter.
The best action in the fourth tier was at the Wham Stadium, where Sean McConville's injury-time goal earned hosts Accrington a 3-2 victory against Doncaster Rovers.
Millwall's 3-0 win over Oldham means they go top of the League One table after the first round of fixtures.
Peterborough fell behind twice at Rochdale, but Gwion Edwards' late header gave Posh all three points.
Elsewhere, Charlton suffered a surprise 2-0 defeat by Bury, Bolton beat Sheffield United and Ched Evans earned Chesterfield a point at Oxford United in his first competitive game since April 2012.
Image source, Getty ImagesHere are the headlines from the first Saturday of the 2016-17 season...
Tom Naylor
Hope for Burton? Substitute Tom Naylor heads in, and the Brewers trail Nottingham Forest 4-3 at the City Ground. Into stoppage time there.
Final whistles are starting to blow. Any more late drama to come?
Bristol City 2-1 Wigan
Bristol City's dominance finally counts as Bobby Reid puts the hosts ahead at Ashton Gate.
Heartbreak for Wigan.
Oxford 1-1 Chesterfield
Ched Evans' afternoon comes to an early end as he's substituted for Kristian Dennis.
It's been a bit hit-and-miss from the Welshman, who missed a host of chances before finally finding the net with a free-kick.
Grant Ward hat-trick
Image source, Rex FeaturesOur first hat-trick in the EFL this season goes to Ipswich debutant and half-time substitute Grant Ward.
He drills in from the edge of the box to complete a dream first appearance for the Tractor Boys.
Accrington 2-2 Doncaster
He missed the chance to score the first goal of the day from the spot earlier, but Andy Williams makes amends by equalising for Doncaster at Accrington.
In League One, Scunthorpe have fought back from a goal down and now lead Bristol Rovers 2-1, while Bury are 2-0 in front of Charlton thanks to Kelvin Etuhu's late goal.
Britt Assombalonga
Britt Assombalonga has his second of the game against Burton and Nottingham Forest are heading for victory at the City Ground.
Are Wigan going to be denied at Ashton Gate? Chelsea loanee Tammy Abraham has levelled for Bristol City against last season's League One champions.
Image source, Rex FeaturesHuddersfield 2-1 Brentford
Parity didn't last long at Huddersfield - another debutant, Kasey Palmer, has restored the Terriers' lead against Brentford.
Alex Pritchard is on for his Norwich debut at Blackburn, with the Canaries strolling towards a 4-1 win.
Image source, PAIpswich 3-2 Barnsley
Goals galore at Portman Road as Marley Watkins heads Barnsley's second to reduce Ipswich's lead to 3-2. That game was 0-0 at half-time!
Elsewhere, Nico Yennaris has brought Brentford level at Huddersfield.
Oxford United 1-1 Chesterfield
Image source, Getty ImagesHe's missed chance after chance today, but Ched Evans finally has a goal on his return to professional football.
The Wales international striker bends a free-kick into the bottom corner of the Oxford goal from 25 yards out to draw Chesterfield level at Oxford United.
Grimsby 2-0 Morecambe
Ben Davies strokes the ball home from 30 yards out, and Grimsby are surely heading for victory in their first game back in League Two against Morecambe.
It's not all good news for the Mariners though - Josh Gowling has been sent off with 19 minutes to play for fouling a Morecambe player when he was through on goal.
Elsewhere, Charlton, relegated from the Championship last season, are enduring a poor start to life in League One as they've gone 1-0 down at Bury to Neil Danns' penalty.