Forest beat Wigan in seven-goal thriller
Huddersfield go top of Championship after win over Barnsley
Brighton and Reading draw, Gayle gives Newcastle win Bristol City
Antonsson and Wood give Leeds win over Sheff Wed
Wolves beat Birmingham, Preston win
Graham Carey's scored twice for Plymouth as they lead at home to Mansfield, which their Twitter account seemed to enjoy.
Cameron McGeehan has this third goal in a week for Luton as they lead at Stevenage while Jason Kennedy has equalised for Carlisle at Cambridge.
Image source, Rex FeaturesScunthorpe become the first side to go two goals to the good this afternoon, as they lead Gillingham 2-0.
Shaun Williams gave Millwall the lead against Sheffield United, but Stefan Scougall has levelled that game.
Elsewhere, Junior Brown has equalised for Shrewsbury against Chesterfield.
Birmingham 1-0 Wolves
Image source, Rex FeaturesThere were questions whether Che Adams could hack it in the Championship, but this will quieten some of the doubters.
Adams strikes home Stephen Gleeson's delivery first time to send Blues fans into raptures.
Meanwhile, Huddersfield have taken the lead in their Yorkshire derby with Barnsley thanks to Chris Lowe.
Chris Lowe sounds like a very English name, but the German helped Borussia Dortmund win the Bundesliga in 2012.
Quote MessageWhat a great finish that was from a difficult angle from Che Adams. He has grown into this game. The first 10 minutes were a bit shaky but since then he has really taken a grip.
Dele Adebola, Ex-Birmingham striker on BBC WM
Blackburn 1-0 Burton
Blackburn were bottom of the Championship without a point before this game but Craig Conway has given them the lead with a strike that goes in off the crossbar. I love those type of goals...
Birmingham 0-0 Wolves
Early change in the West Midlands derby as Lee Evans is down receiving treatment.
He's not joking around either, and is replaced by Dave Edwards - a man who helped Wales reach the European Championship semi-finals this summer.
Five goals in the Championship so far, but only Newcastle leading.
John Swift's early goal for Reading was cancelled out by an own goal for Brighton by Joey van den Berg.
And, at the City Ground, Wigan's Michael Jacobs has cancelled out Forest's opener by Britt Assombalonga, who has since gone off injured.
Meanwhile, Newcastle are ahead at Bristol City courtesy of Dwight Gayle's third goal this week.
Bristol City 0-1 Newcastle United
Rafael Benitez's Newcastle, as they are now going to be known as, have taken the lead at Ashton Gate.
Dwight Gayle is the man to put them in front with a great first-time finish from a ball over the top.
That's Gayle's fourth goal in four games for Newcastle. Not a bad signing, methinks.
Quote Message"That goal, in a nutshell, had been coming. By the time Dwight Gayle superbly fired past Richard O'Donnell to give Newcastle a deserved lead at Ashton Gate, Issac Hayden had already headed wide when perhaps he should've done better. Bristol City look threatening on the break, but they'll need to see a lot more from Lee Tomlin and Jonathan Kodjia if they're to grab hold of this match."
Brendon Mitchell, BBC Sport at Ashton Gate
Bristol City 0-0 Newcastle United
Image source, Rex FeaturesBristol City's biggest crowd for 26 years almost saw the visitors take the lead.
Isaac Hayden has wasted a glorious chance to put Newcastle United ahead when he headed fellow summer signing Matt Ritchie's cross wide.
Meanwhile, Nottingham Forest goalscorer Britt Assombalonga, who has really suffered with injury over the last few years, has come off after 15 minutes...
The goals are also beginning to flow in League One.
Daniel Agye has scored on his Coventry debut as they lead at Bradford. Oldham have grabbed the lead in their derby against Bury with Leon Barnett turning into his own net, with Millwall, Scunthorpe and Chesterfield also now ahead.
Nottingham Forest 1-1 Wigan
Image source, Rex FeaturesNottingham Forest should have found the net more than once in this match, but it is Wigan who have been the more clinical.
Alex Gilbey, a summer signing from Colchester United, pulls the ball back for Michael Jacobs to bring the newly-promoted side level.
In a second blow for Forest, goalscorer Britt Assombalonga has gone off with a hamstring injury suffered while scoring.
Three goals in the first 10 minutes in the fourth tier.
John Akinde put Barnet ahead after three minutes at Crawley, while Cambridge have taken an early lead against Carlisle. Hartlepool scored with their first shot of the day as they are ahead against Notts County.
Birmingham 0-0 Wolves
Still goalless between Birmingham and Wolves in the West Midlands derby.
Have we just seen a tackle which you expect in derbies?
Reading 1-1 Brighton
Straight away, Championship leaders Brighton respond to going behind and are level thanks to an own goal from Joey van der Berg, who headed home a corner past his own goalkeeper.
Meanwhile, Britt Assombalonga has given Nottingham Forest the lead against Wigan. That's already his third of the season.
Quote MessageVan den Berg was under lots of pressure, but he got the last touch. He's is saying he was pushed. Another set piece goes against Reading, but what a start to this game.
Mick Gooding, Former Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire
Reading 1-0 Brighton
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe first EFL goal of the day has come at the Madejski Stadium and Brighton manager Chris Hughton will be fuming with his side.
It's the first goal they have conceded this campaign as John Swift's inswinging free-kick delivery evades everyone and finds its way into the net.
The only side not to concede in the EFL now...? Port Vale.
As we kick-off, it would appear that Joe Garner's move from Preston to Rangers is imminent.
Go. Go. Go.
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QPR v Preston: QPR make one change to the side beaten at Barnsley on Tuesday, with James Perch replacing the suspended Grant Hall. Preston, who have lost all three games so far, bring Tommy Spurr, Chris Humphrey, John Welsh and and Daniel Johnson into their starting XI.
Reading v Brighton: Reading are unchanged from the side that started Wednesday's 4-1 defeat at Newcastle. Brighton make five changes from the side that beat Rotherham in midweek, with David Stockdale, Jiri Skalak, Sam Baldock, Biram Kayal and Steve Sidwell all coming in.
Rotherham v Brentford: Rotherham, who have lost both of their previous two games 3-0, hand debuts to new loan signings Tom Adeyemi and Izzy Brown. Brentford bring in Lasse Vibe in place of Joshua Clarke in their only change to the side that beat Nottingham Forest in midweek.
Fulham v Cardiff: Fulham make two changes to the side that drew against Leeds as striker Matt Smith and Ryan Sessegnon drop out for Scott Malone and Cauley Woodrow. Cardiff are without Blackburn defender Shane Duffy, who scored two own goals for the Welsh side on Wednesday...
Huddersfield v Barnsley: The Tykes are unchanged for the third straight game, while Huddersfield manager David Wagner makes three changes. Nahki Wells, linked away from the Terriers, starts up front, coming in alongside Sean Scannell and Dean Whitehead.
Nottingham Forest v Wigan: Forest bring in 19-year-old midfielder Matty Cash for only his second start. Wigan give a debut to on-loan Everton defender Luke Garbutt as one of three changes.
And now it's the to plough through today's Championship teams...
Birmingham v Wolves: Che Adams makes his first start for Birmingham as he comes in for Maikel Kieftenbeld. Jack Price and Jed Wallace are Wolves' two changes with new signing Prince Oniangue on the bench.
Blackburn v Burton: Academy product Scott Wharton, 18, makes his Blackburn debut in defence with Sam Gallagher getting his first start up front. Burton name the same side that beat Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 in midweek.
Bristol City v Newcastle: Bristol City makes four changes including the return for captain Gary O'Neil. Newcastle's skipper Jamaal Lascelles is back for them along with Jack Colback and Mohamde Diame.