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But that otherwise concludes our coverage of today's EFL action.

Huddersfield fans, your team are top of the Championship this evening. Enjoy it.

Many thanks for spending your afternoons with us - we'll see you very soon!

In the meantime, you can watch all of the action from today's Premier League matches on Match of the Day this evening, which kicks off at 10:50 BST on BBC One.

A couple of humdingers to get your teeth stuck into there too, but to avoid any spoilers I'll keep it a secret. 

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Aston Villa have new signings Jonathan Kodjia and Albert Adomah ready to make their debuts against Nottingham Forest, when the two former European champions go head to head on Sunday

But former Crystal Palace midfielder Mile Jedinak's first home start could be in doubt after he suffered an injury on international duty with Australia.

Nottingham Forest will be without strikers Britt Assombalonga and Nicklas Bendtner for the trip to Villa Park.

We'll be back with live text commentary from Villa Park at about 13:00 BST tomorrow - please do join us!

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• Huddersfield Town win the West Yorkshire derby at Leeds United to remain top of the Championship table.
• Adam Armstrong scores on his Barnsley debut as the Tykes win at Preston North End to climb up to second.
• But the Oakwell club were soon ousted from the automatic promotion spots by Newcastle, who beat Derby 2-0 in the late match.
• Clayton Donaldson's penalty, having missed from the spot in the first half, gives Birmingham City victory at Fulham.
• Sheffield Wednesday recover from Will Grigg's early goal to beat Wigan Athletic 2-1 at Hillsborough.
• Burton Albion score a 94th-minute equaliser to draw at Wolves, while Bristol City come from 2-0 down at Rotherham United to take a point.

We've had a mix of shouts for this today, but it sounds like one particular Leeds United fan speaking 606 - which you can listen to now on BBC Radio 5 live - isn't too impressed with Garry Monk...

Newcastle United captain Jamaal Lascelles on Sky Sports:

"It wasn't the start we were looking for and it took us a little while to gel, but it's starting to click now and we're getting better and better.

"We don't want to get complacent, we don't want to get carried away.

"Obviously we want to get promotion at the end of the season, but we've just got to take it game by game, step by step."

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A couple of surprises, and a couple of teams there who you'd have expected to see.

Huddersfield Town are the Championship's early pacesetters - and, as we just mentioned, they're now joined in the top two by Newcastle United, who started the season slowly but are now right in the mix. As you'd expect them to be, of course.

Norwich are amongst it too, of course, as are Barnsley, who only came up from League One in May.

Newcastle United unseat Barnsley on goal difference to move into second place in the Championship thanks to a 2-0 win against Derby with goals from Yoan Gouffran and DeAndre Yedlin.

The Magpies came, scored, soaked up pressure and knocked the stuffing out of the Rams with a late suckerpunch.

Derby's frustrations continue, one goal in six league games now despite their summer spending... much for Nigel Pearson to ponder.

Ruthless, a marker to the division from Rafael Benitez's side.

Derby deflated, Newcastle are bouncing.

Time ticking down. Last raid by the Rams.

Jonjo Shelvey wins a corner, and Newcastle play keep ball in the Derby end of the pitch. Tactically cynical.

Four minutes of added time.

There's one minute to go... Derby lose possession and Ayoze Perez looks to run to the corner and wins a throw...

The rangy Mo Diame should have just put this match beyond doubt. He snatched the ball away from a Derby player and strode toward goal, but his shot was saved low by Scott Carson.

He then makes way for the defensively minded Issac Hayden. Derby, meanwhile, switch defender Jason Shackell for Darren Bent. I think I know what's going to happen now!

About six minutes remaining and you'd expect Derby to be roaring from the terraces, balls being swung into the box with tireless centre-forward craning their necks...

Instead Derby are quietly, patiently building attacks with thoughtful passing but it's giving Newcastle chance to clear.

Up the tempo perhaps?

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Derby have sent on players to swing in crosses but Newcastle have pretty much had a free header to clear every time.

What would a Roger Davies, Mick Harford, Dean Saunders, Paul Kitson or even Grzegorz Rasiak have done with that kind of service?

Ikechi Anya makes way for Tom Ince. Derby have played their big hand now.

What can the England international conjure up for the Rams?

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Leeds dropped into the relegation zone after Aaron Mooy's long-distance effort gave league leaders Huddersfield a 1-0 win at Elland Road. United host last-placed Blackburn on Tuesday night.

Leeds head coach Garry Monk:

"I'm disappointed with the result, of course. We went out there with the intention of trying to grab the initiative but, partly due to the way they set up, it became a bit of a nothing game.

"The one mistake we made, not closing the ball down quickly enough, they shoot from distance and scored a goal.

"We have to get a real reaction now on Tuesday. We need to take the three points, it's as simple as that. 

"It's very important that we get this Elland Road monkey off our backs and get the three points."

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I'm always quite encouraged by the sight of a cultured passer of the ball knowing it's perfectly fine to hoof when in danger.

Jonjo Shelvey did just that then.

Ayoze Perez is on for Dwight Gayle as Newcastle make a change.

Nick Blackman had a second in his mind there where he could see the flashbulbs, the headlines, the limelight...

Then he skewed his shot well wide on the half-volley and Newcastle got a goal-kick.

Matt Ritchie wants Newcastle to push up and out as he chases a long ball into the Derby half.

The ball's coming straight back at them again though here. It's all Derby, but Newcastle's strength so far has been in their defensive work as a team. Solid and not lost their shape.

On comes DeAndre Yedlin for the goalscorer Yoan Gouffran. Solid shift.