Cameron Jerome is almost in on goal, one-on-one, but he is flagged for offside by the linesman.

However, replays show he is clearly ONside, by about half a yard. Harsh.

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Jack Payne grabbed a late winner for Huddersfield to maintain Newcastle's losing start to the season.

Huddersfield head coach David Wagner: "Now we know we can also win a game without ball possession. The hard work was unbelievable.

"I'm proud of my boys. We showed an outstanding fighting attitude, we were brave and stuck to our plan of a deeper block. In the first half we were very good. You need luck to win at Newcastle away and we had our luck in the second half."

Norwich go closest to finding the opening goal, as Wednesday's Sam Hutchinson almost diverts a cross into his own net, but the ball skims just over the crossbar.

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Norwich's Timm Klose is in the right place at the right time to head clear as Sheffield Wednesday had the ball in their opponent's six-yard box.

The Canaries clear the resulting corner away, before a deep cross from Banny Bannan back into the area almost finds Kieran Lee, but he can't quite reach it. The Owls are enjoying a good spell.

Daniel Pudil goes for goal from range but the Sheffield Wednesday man's strike is off target, high and wide of the woodwork.

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Norwich come forward again and win another corner but there are some appeals for a penalty as Robbie Brady goes down in the box under Sam Hutchinson's challenge.

That could easily be a penalty for the hosts but there aren't many appeals. Hutchinson didn't get the ball.

Oh, and look who's in attendance at Carrow Road...

(Ed Balls).

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A couple of dangerous, bouncing crosses from wide on Norwich's left flank are well defended by the visitors. The Canaries then force two consecutive corners, but they come to nothing.

Sheffield Wednesday are showing good energy in these early stages, although they're yet to create an opening.

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Michael Morrison scored a second-half winner for Birmingham City as they beat Leeds at Elland Road for the second season running to leave Garry Monk's side pointless.

Leeds United head coach Garry Monk: "We were excellent in the first half but our softness cost us in the second.

"We gave two soft goals away and gave ourselves an uphill battle again. It's very frustrating. We'll be in at Thorp Arch tomorrow preparing for Tuesday night and trying to put it right."

The hosts have started brightly but good defending from Tom Lees denies Cameron Jerome a shot on goal.

Norwich, wearing their traditional yellow and green, get this match started.

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Speaking of the Robins, Tammy Abraham scored a 95th-minute winner to give Bristol City their second win in a row, after Tom Naylor had cancelled out Abraham's earlier strike in the closing stages.

Bristol City head coach Lee Johnson: "I was frustrated we lost the lead when we maybe didn't deserve to do so.

"I always felt we'd get one more chance. Jimmy (Jonathan Kodjia) rolled his man and Tammy made sure from close range. There were a lot of good performances out there and we showed good character to come away with a win."

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Ahead of the evening kick-off, the provisional top six makes happy viewing for fans of Bristol City, Huddersfield and Fulham.

A win for either Norwich or Sheffield Wednesday this evening would see them join the leaders on six points from two games.

The big team news from Carrow Road is that, amid speculation about his future with the club, there is no place in Sheffield Wednesday's squad for playmaker Fernando Forestieri.

Here are the teams:

Norwich: Ruddy; Pinto, Bennett, Klose, Olsson; Howson (c), Tettey; Hoolahan, Naismith, Brady; Jerome.

Subs: McGovern, Martin, Bassong, Canos, Mulumbu, Morris, Murphy.

Sheff Wed: Westwood, Lee, Abdi, Hooper, Lees (c), Joao, Hutchinson, Hunt, Wallace, Pudil, Bannan.

Subs: Wildsmith, Fletcher, Palmer, Semedo, Buckley, Vermijl, Nuhui.

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Both these sides made promising starts last weekend - but they can't both maintain 100% records today.

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Luton remain top of League Two, and unbeaten this term, despite drawing 1-1 with Yeovil.

Hartlepool came from behind to earn victory at St James' Park, leaving Exeter without a point so far this season.

Anthony Stewart grabbed an injury-time winner as Wycombe beat Grimsby 2-1 for their first points of the campaign.

And Plymouth were beaten 1-0 by Carlisle to remain bottom of the League Two table.

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Bolton Wanderers have begun life in League One with two wins from two, coming from 1-0 down against AFC Wimbledon to sit second in the table.

Charlton Athletic earned their first points of the campaign with a hard-fought victory over Northampton to please their disillusioned fans.

MK Dons and Millwall played out a 2-2 draw, while Gillingham beat Bury to sit top of the table.

And, at the bottom end, Southend prop up the table having been well-beaten away at Port Vale.

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• Newcastle United lose their second successive Championship match, beaten at home by Huddersfield Town thanks to Jack Payne's 82nd-minute winner.
• Aston Villa win their first game of the season, thumping Rotherham United 3-0 at Villa Park, Rudy Gestede scoring twice.
• Bristol City top the early Championship table thanks to Chelsea loanee Tammy Abraham's 95th-minute goal, his fourth in three games.
• Nigel Pearson's Derby lose at Barnsley, Blackburn are beaten 3-0 by a Will Grigg-inspired Wigan Athletic and Garry Monk's Leeds United lose at home to Birmingham City.

Well, it's been quite an afternoon so far. The headline scores from across the EFL are on the way, but first let me remind you that the fun doesn't stop yet, folks.

Don't go anywhere because two of the pre-season promotion favourites are going head-to-head in the Championship shortly, as Norwich host Sheffield Wednesday in our evening kick-off.