With all the three o'clock kick-offs all done and dusted, we'll switch our attention to Newcastle's game against Brighton which gets started in about ten minutes.

Team news from St James's Park is on the way.

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There were plenty of goals in League Two today. Here's the pick of what happened in the fourth-tier:

• Hartlepool United came from behind to draw 2-2 against Newport County after a crazy opening five minutes which saw both sides score and the hosts have Toto Nsiala sent off.
• Grimsby and Stevenage played out a seven-goal thriller at Blundell Park as the hosts came out 5-2 winners.
• Top-of-the-table Morecambe won 3-2 against 10-man Accrington, who had Mark Hughes sent off, as Cole Stockton scored twice to seal victory for the Shrimps.
• Andy Williams scored a hat-trick as Donacster Rovers comfortably beat 10-man Yeovil Town 4-1.
• There were wins for Carlisle, Plymouth, Luton, Cheltenham, Notts County, Portsmouth, Mansfield and Colchester.

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Here's what has happened around the country in League One this afternoon:

• Bolton Wanderers, who were the only team in the EFL to have a 100% record going into this afternoon, were just minutes away from going five games unbeaten but Ademola Lookman equalised for Charlton Athletic in the 90th minute.
• Bury, who had been 3-0 down at the break against Walsall, clawed their way back to draw 3-3 with James Vaughan scoring on his debut for the club.
• Gillingham came from 2-0 down at half-time to win 3-2 away at Shrewsbury, courtesy of a brace from Jay Emmanuel-Thomas and Max Ehmer's dramatic 93rd-minute strike.
• Swindon's match against Bristol Rovers was abandoned after 61 minutes heavy rainfall. The game had been goalless prior to the abandonment.
• There were wins for Millwall, Peterborough, Port Vale, Sheffield United and Fleetwood.

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Now the final whistles have gone, here's this afternoon's Championship headlines:

• Huddersfield still lead the way at the top of the table as Rajiv van La Parra's goal is enough to beat Wolves, with the Terriers making their best start to a season in 64 years.
• Bristol City come from 1-0 down at the break to beat Aston Villa with goals from Tammy Abraham, Joe Bryan and Lee Tomlin.
• Clayton Donaldson scores twice as Birmingham beat Norwich 3-0.
• Barnsley thrash Rotherham 4-0 in the South Yorkshire derby.
• Blackburn lose again as Tom Cairney scores an injury-time winner for Fulham.
• Wins for Nottingham Forest, Reading, Ipswich and QPR.

If you are just joining us... where have you been all afternoon?

Much has happened in the three divisions of the EFL, with Huddersfield preserving their place at the top of the Championship heading into the international break.

If you've missed anything, here come the headlines from today's games....

One other late goal in the Championship to report.

Sam Hutchinson netted in injury time to give 10-man Sheffield Wednesday a point at Brentford.

The Bees had been set for victory after Lasse Vibe put them ahead, but the Denmark striker was sent off late on.

The Owls had been down to 10 men themselves when David Jones was shown a red card on his debut.

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It's all over at Ashton Gate and Bristol City bounce back from back-to-back league defeats by beating an Aston Villa team who have forgotten how to win on the road.

Second-half goals from Tammy Abraham, Joe Bryan and Lee Tomlin capped a fine comeback by the Robins following Jack Grealish's early opener.

Nottingham Forest keep their 100 percent home record with victory over Leeds United.

Pajtim Kasami gave the Reds a 1-0 lead at half-time and Damien Perquis doubled their advantage with 19 minutes remaining.

Kalvin Phillips pulled on back late on but Oliver Burke's late strike secured teh points for Philippe Montanier's men.

It's all over at Ewood Park and it's a fourth defeat of the season for Owen Coyle's Blackburn.

Tom Cairney's late goal extends Fulham's unbeaten start and gives the west London side their third win of the season, momentarily moving them up to second in the table.

Rovers remain bottom of the league.

The final whistle goes at the John Smith's Stadium.

Huddersfield remain top of the Championship, with four wins from five and a first clean sheet of the season, while Wolves are beaten for the first time under Walter Zenga.

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Elsewhere, Barnsley and Birmingham have made the points safe against Rotherham and Norwich respectively.

Tom Bradshaw makes it 3-0 for the Tykes against the Millers while Clayton Donaldson has got Birmingham's third.

It's 10 v 10 at Griffin Park as Brentford striker Lasse Vibe is sent off for a second bookable offence against Sheffield Wednesday.

We're entering the last 10 minutes of our 3pm kick-offs across the country.

Anyone for any late drama?

We are approaching the final 15 minutes in League Two. Here's what you need to know if you're just joining us:

• Accrington, who beat Premier League side Burnley in the EFL Cup earlier this week, are trailing Morecambe 3-2 and are playing with 10 men after they had Mark Hughes sent off after 36 minutes.
• Luton were gifted two goals in two minutes as Cambridge's Josh Coulson put the ball into his own net on 62 minutes while Jack Marriott doubled the Hatters' lead soon after.
• Grimsby Town are playing out quite a game against Stevenage. They lead 4-2 at home, courtesy of a brace from Omar Bogle and goals from Luke Summerfield and Dominic Vose.
• Colchester United are a goal up at Adams Park as Chris Porter's tucked away Sammie Szmodics' cross to give them the lead against Wycombe Wanderers.

Not a full debut to remember for Owls midfielder David Jones...