Huddersfield served up an early-season shock as substitute Jack Payne struck a late winner against Newcastle in front of a sell-out St James' Park crowd.

Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez: "We knew Huddersfield would be difficult to break down but we didn't play at the level we wanted to.

"We improved a lot in the second half but it's really disappointing.

"The players on the pitch they were trying, they are good players but they can do much better. The only positive today was the fans."

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Sheffield Wednesday almost score a wonderful team goal, as a neat passing move on the break culminates with Barry Bannan bearing down on goal after a back flick from Gary Hooper was placed perfectly into his path, but his left-footed shot from the edge of the area is well saved by Michael McGovern.

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At the other end, Keiren Westwood does well to deny Cameron Jerome from close range, blocking his instinctive effort.

But Jerome was deemed to be offside anyway.

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Daniel Pudil tries a half volley from outside the area but it is held by Michael McGovern.

That's Sheffield Wednesday's second attempt on target, and the third of the entire game.

There were high hopes for this match, between one of the relegated sides and last season's beaten Championship play-off finalists.

But I have to say, it's yet to really come to life.

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Wolves made it three games unbeaten this season as they comfortably beat Reading at Molineux.

Wolves Head Coach Walter Zenga: "Congratulations to the players. They played an amazing game and did their job unbelievably. They got three deserved points.

"Now we need to concentrate on Ipswich. We have to prepare well as there are no easy games.

"Also sorry to the fans for not waving, but I’m fully concentrated on my job. I'd like to thank them very much though as the atmosphere here today was unbelievable."

Gary Hooper jumps well to head towards goal for the Owls but the ball is just a tad behind him, and he can't get enough power on the header to trouble Michael McGovern.

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A reminder, in case you're just joining us, that Sheffield Wednesday's Fernando Forestieri is not in their squad today, amid speculation about his future with the Owls. There are reports that he did not travel to Norfolk for the match.

The visitors Sheffield Wednesday, playing in white shirts and blue shorts, get the second half under way.

Norwich are making a change at the break, as goalkeeper John Ruddy (groin) is replaced by Northern Ireland's Euro 2016 star, Michael McGovern - who makes his Canaries debut.

The players are back out at Carrow Road. Can either side take the initiative in the next 45 minutes?

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Rudy Gestede's brace helped Aston Villa comfortably beat Rotherham to claim their first win in over six months.

Aston Villa Manager Roberto Di Matteo: "I am not relieved, I am pleased because I could see some positive signs despite the fact we lost the first game.

"I could see we are improving and we will keep improving.

"We wanted to win our first home game and make Villa Park a difficult place for teams to come. It was important to have a team performance overall and it resulted in a good win."

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In case you've been under a rock all afternoon, here's what you might've missed earlier today...

• Newcastle United lose their second successive Championship match, beaten at home by Huddersfield Town thanks to Jack Payne's 82nd-minute winner.
• Aston Villa won their first game of the season, thumping Rotherham United 3-0 at Villa Park.
• Bristol City are top of the Championship after beating Burton, while Nigel Pearson's Derby County lost at Barnsley and Leeds were beaten at home by Birmingham City. 
• Bolton Wanderers maintained their 100% start in League One by beating AFC Wimbledon, but the top nine in League Two are all locked on four points.

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It's also been a busy old day in the Premier League, of course, and there's still some football going on in the top flight too.

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City are taking on Sunderland as we speak, a match you can follow by clicking here.

It is not a classic. But things are sure to pick up in the second half. Don't go anywhere!

Two minutes of stoppage time have been indicated at the end of the first half at Carrow Road.

Fulham made it two Championship victories in two games, beating winless Preston North End at Deepdale.

Fulham Head Coach Slavisa Jokanovic: "Fulham haven’t won their first two opening [league] games since the 2000-01 season.

"I have to be happy with how we played for many minutes in the game, but at the same time we’ve got a very, very long season in front of us.

“These points could be important for us in the spring. All I’m focused and thinking about is the next game.”

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This game is not being played at a particularly high tempo, it must be said. Wednesday are defending quite a deep line and Norwich are finding it tough to get in behind them.

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Alex Neil's Norwich drive forward as Wes Hoolahan finds Steven Nailsmith with a neat ball and he's in the area, but the former Everton man can't get a clean contact on a shot, as Wednesday throw bodies in front of the ball, and it bounces across goal.

Eventually the attack breaks down when Wednesday win a free kick.

Martin Olsson is hurt, he can't continue, and he is replaced by Josh Murphy, after 33 minutes of this game.