Players around the country are back out onto the field, and the first few matches are starting to kick-off.

Keep sending in your thoughts to us using #bbcefl - we're looking for your predictions for the first manager to lose his job in the EFL.

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Jason Mohammad is in charge of proceedings today, joined by Kevin Kilbane and Chris Sutton to take you through all the day's highlights as they happen. 

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As ever, BBC local radio commentary teams will be out in force to bring you coverage of the latest round of EFL action.

Unfortunately, rights restrictions mean that we can't bring you those commentaries online, but you can of course tune your radio in to listen to the games in your area.

So what's been behind Huddersfield's brilliant early form this year?

Hard work and shrewd signings have no doubt played their part, but perhaps David Wagner's unusual approach to preseason preparations have been the real secret to their success.

I don't want to give too much away, but the video below is well worth 42 seconds of your time.

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That brings us very nicely to my question for you today - who is going to be the first managerial casualty of the season in the English Football League?

We know it's early, but by this time last year two managers had already lost their jobs in the EFL, and four more had been given their P45s by the end of September.

Could Owen Coyle be on his way out of the door at Blackburn? Will Shaun Derry pay the price at League Two's bottom club, Cambridge? A shock dismissal elsewhere perhaps?

Whether you want to see your club make a change or just see the vultures circling elsewhere, send your predictions in using #bbcefl.

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A little under 10 months ago, David Wagner was appointed head coach of a Huddersfield team on a three-match winless run which had left them 18th in the table.

Now, the Terriers are flying high at the top of the Championship, having won four and drawn one of their first five games this season.

Today they face local rivals Leeds United, who are one place above the relegation zone with just four points to show for their efforts so far.

Head coach Garry Monk was reported to be in danger of losing his job, external in August, just two months after taking charge at Elland Road. What could a loss today mean for his future at the club?

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It's fair to say that QPR didn't make the best of starts under Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink after the former Burton boss replaced Neil Warnock at Loftus Road in December last year, failing to win in his first six games in charge.

The R's eventually finished 12th in the table, but things look rather rosier this season, with three wins from five games lifting them to sixth as it stands.

Rosy is not how the situation at opponents Blackburn could be described, as Rovers are dead last in the Championship after one draw and four defeats to start the campaign. 

Few will be backing Owen Coyle's side to upset the hosts today, but football can be a funny old game at times.

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Last year's beaten play-off finalists Sheffield Wednesday have yet to show the same kind of form that saw them reach Wembley in May.

Carlos Carvalhal's side are 19th in the table on five points, having scored only three goals in their first five games.

One place below them and one point further back are Wigan, promoted from League One last season but now without a win in three league games.

This fixture is one of three games we'll be focusing on in the 15:00 starts, but we'll have round-ups from all the other games to make sure you don't miss a thing.

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The pick of the fixtures in League One might be at the bottom end of the table, with Bristol Rovers facing fellow strugglers Rochdale as both sides look to find some form.

Leaders Bolton host MK Dons, who are a disappointing 14th after being relegated from the Championship last season.

In League Two, second-placed Morecambe are up against sixth placed Doncaster, while Cambridge will hope to pick up their first win of the season at high-flying Plymouth.

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Norwich v Cardiff: Norwich have left defender Ryan Bennett on the bench, much to the chagrin of their fans on social media. Ivo Pinto is in the starting XI, as is Cameron Jerome, but Alex Pritchard is on the bench after recovering from injury; Cardiff have handed new signing Rickie Lambert an immediate debut start, but keeper Ben Amos and winger Emyr Huws are on the bench.

Preston v Barnsley: Alex Baptiste and Aiden McGeady make their Preston debuts following their Deepdale switches, while Marnick Vermijl also starts; Barnsley name new Wigan loan signing Sam Morsy on the bench, the Egypt international only trained with the team for the first time yesterday!

QPR v Blackburn: Mide Shodipo and Nasser El Khayati return to the side for QPR, although Ngbakoto Yeni misses out through a family bereavement; Charlie Mulgrew is the only change for Blackburn Rovers from the Fulham defeat.

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Brighton v Brentford: Josh Clarke replaces Lasse Vibe in the only change for Brentford; Oliver Norwood, Tomer Hemed and Jamie Murphy return to Brighton's starting line-up.

Fulham v Birmingham: Stefan Johansen makes Fulham debut in midfield, but Chris Martin is left on the bench after joining from Derby; Birmingham are unchanged from team which beat Norwich.

Leeds v Huddersfield: Leeds recall Pontus Jansson, Kalvin Phillips and Alex Mowatt to the first 11; Harry Bunn and Jack Payne start as Huddersfield make two changes.

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Rotherham v Bristol City: Rotherham boss Alan Stubbs has made three changes to the side beaten 4-0 by Barnsley a fortnight ago; on-loan Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham has been passed fit to start for visitors Bristol City.

Sheffield Wednesday v Wigan: Winger Adam Reach has to settle for a place on Sheffield Wednesday's bench, while fellow new arrival Urby Emanuelson hasn't made the matchday squad; Wigan, who have made two changes, hand a debut to new signing Reece Burke.

Wolves v Burton: Wolves' record signing Ivan Cavaleiro goes straight into their starting XI, but Romain Saiss isn't in the squad; Burton captain John Mousinho has failed to recover from the hamstring injury that has forced him to miss the Brewers' last two games.

Here is your full list of games in the Championship today...

(All kick-offs are 15:00 BST unless stated otherwise)

• Brighton v Brentford
• Fulham v Birmingham
• Leeds v Huddersfield
• Norwich v Cardiff
• Preston v Barnsley
• QPR v Blackburn
• Rotherham v Bristol City
• Sheffield Wednesday v Wigan
• Wolves v Burton
• Derby v Newcastle (17:30 BST)

Team news from all of the 15:00 kick-offs will be with you next...

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If today can come close to matching the drama of the first of the weekend fixtures, then we are in for an absolute cracker.

Reading and Ipswich scored three penalties between them last night, with Danny Williams' spot-kick in the 95th minute securing a 2-1 win for the Royals, who are third in the table as it stands.

Unsurprisingly, Tractor Boys manager Mick McCarthy expressed his frustration with referee Jeremy Simpson after the game. You can read what he had to say, as well as Adam Williams' full match report, right here.

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Hey, it's been a while...

Welcome to live text coverage of the latest round of English Football League action, where we have 10 Championship games to bring you today after a week off for the international break.

There's also plenty of action in League One and League Two, with a full set of fixtures in each division.