Leeds get an early free-kick but Matt Grimes can't find the net from long range.

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QPR, leading 1-0, get the second half under way.

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The two teams will be on their way back out for the second period in west London shortly.

The two clubs' respective owners - Tony Fernandes and Massimo Cellino - shared a friendly exchange before kick-off. I'm sure Fernandes is still smiling, given the half-time scoreline at Loftus Road.

Having looked at the replays again, it appears to be a Sol Bamba own goal that put the home side ahead.

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This is the first match of a Championship double header today.

At 16:30 BST, we'll have live text commentary of Sheffield Wednesday v Aston Villa.

Both sides hope to be challenging for promotion this season - the Owls were beaten play-off finalists last term, while relegated Villa have renewed optimism under new boss Roberto Di Matteo.

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The first Saturday of the season provided plenty of stories, including a dream debut for Ipswich's Grant Ward and a goalscoring return for Ched Evans at Chesterfield.

Here are five things you may have missed from Saturday's EFL fixtures.

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QPR lead against Leeds at half-time, with Nedum Onouha's scrappy fourth-minute opener separating the sides.

Rangers have also hit the post twice and are good value for their one-goal advantage at the interval.

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Garry Monk, dressed in a shirt, tie and navy jumper, has a big team talk ahead of him.

It's been a disappointing first half from his Leeds side, this.

Into one minute of stoppage time.

Leeds create their best chance of the first half, during which they have been particularly tepid in attack.

QPR don't deal with a cross which finds a way through to Stuart Dallas, but the Northern Ireland international can't direct his shot on target.

Olamide Shodipo looks like he has a bit of potential.

QPR's teenage winger, who is making his EFL debut today, has put himself about and looked composed on the ball, with a trick or two as well.

He may be one to watch this season.

QPR striker Sebastian Polter hits the post for a second time in the first half, this time with a much more orthodox attempt.

Rangers break on the counter-attack, the big German gets the ball on his left foot and fires against the upright from about 15 yards.

Two QPR bookings now, as debutant Jake Bidwell sees yellow.

He gives away a cheap free-kick inside the Leeds half, and then shows his displeasure towards the referee. Can't do that any more with the new rules about dissent, I'm afraid.

Appeals for a QPR penalty, or at least a free-kick just outside the box, as Massimo Luongo goes down under a challenge.

Nothing given. From the next attack, QPR hit the post as Ronaldo Vieira's clearance ricochets off Sebastian Polter and against the woodwork.

An escape for the visitors.

QPR midfielder Ben Gladwin becomes the first man to see a yellow card in this match. 

He brings down Charlie Taylor in a wide position and is booked. 

The free-kick from the left touchline is absolutely woeful from Stuart Dallas. Awful.

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Leeds have made an early substitution - right-back Gaetano Berardi trudges straight down the tunnel as he's replaced by Lewie Coyle.

QPR are beginning to up the tempo slightly - they're keeping possession the better of the two sides and putting in plenty of crosses.

Leeds goalkeeper Rob Green punches one straight to Nedum Onuoha, who blazes over from the edge of the box.

It's been a fairly scratchy opening from both sides - glimpses of quality, but no real fluidity to their play.

QPR will be marginally happier, helped by that early goal of course.

Well that certainly wasn't the start that Leeds or new head coach Garry Monk wanted. 

You hope and plan all summer, then you go behind to a soft goal inside four minutes of your opening game.

QPR and Leeds supporters - do you have faith in Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and Garry Monk to lead your club to a promotion challenge in 2016-17?

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Leeds, all in yellow, get us under way on a sunny day in west London.