Today is the last round of league fixtures before the transfer window closes on Wednesday evening.

With no emergency loan window in operation any more, this is the final chance EFL clubs will get to add to their squad until January.

We want to know - if you could add one player to your team before the transfer deadline, who would it be?

Maybe it's a new striker, a midfield general or a dominant centre-back to shore up your club's defence.

Include #bbcefl in your answers on Twitter and we'll include your submissions through the afternoon.

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The other Championship game we'll be keeping an eye on today is Bristol City's game against Aston Villa.

The Robins started the season strongly with successive victories but have since fallen to back-to-back defeats to slip down the table.

Roberto di Matteo's Villa, meanwhile, have only won one of their four league games since relegation from the Premier League.

Can Bristol City turn around their recent league results and inflict defeat on Villa before the international break?

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If you want goals in the Championship this season, then the City Ground is the place to go.

Both of Nottingham Forest's home matches this season have been seven goal thrillers which have ended 4-3 in favour of the hosts.

Today's visitors are Leeds United, who recorded their first victory of the season last time out at Sheffield Wednesday.

It may end up raining goals in Nottingham again today, but one thing catching the eye will be Leeds' new goalkeeping jersey...

Blackburn Rovers are the only team in the Championship yet to win this season.

Owen Coyle's side have fallen to defeats against Norwich, Wigan and Cardiff, but managed to pick up a point last time out against Burton.

Rovers are bottom of the table, having conceded 11 goals in their four games so far.

Today's visitors to Ewood Park are Fulham, who are fifth in the fledgling table after an unbeaten start.

With all that in mind, will there be a smile on Coyle's face at five o'clock today?

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If you're a Huddersfield Town fan, then the Championship table is looking pretty rosy.

The Terriers have won three of their opening four league games and welcome third-placed Wolves today.

That is one of four games we'll be keeping a close eye on in the Championship, along with Aston Villa's trip to Bristol City, Nottingham Forest's game at home to Leeds and Fulham's visit to early strugglers Blackburn.

If Huddersfield are still top of the table heading into the international break will boss David Wagner be able to contain his joy?

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There's one early kick-off in League One this afternoon for the West Country derby between Swindon Town and Bristol Rovers.

Both sides have had their chances but it's goalless at the break, with the second half just about to get under way.

Nottm Forest v Leeds United: Nottingham Forest make four changes to the side which beat Wigan last time out in the Championship, with Damien Perquis, Eric Lichaj, Henri Lansbury and Apostolos Velios all returning.

Leeds make one change to the side which beat Sheffield Wednesday as Pablo Hernandez replaces Alex Mowatt.

Wigan Athletic v Queens Park Rangers: Jake Buxton and Nick Powell come into the starting XI for Wigan, who lost 2-1 at Nottingham Forest last time out in the Championship.

Steven Caulker misses out for QPR with a minor groin strain and Grant Hall replaces him at centre-back.

Huddersfield v Wolves: Huddersfield, who have won 10 of their last 13 league games against Wolves, give a first start to Kasey Palmer, while last weekend's match-winner Jonathan Hogg replaces Dean Whitehead.

Wolves make two changes to the starting XI that won at Birmingham last weekend, with George Saville and Dave Edwards coming into midfield. Conor Coady drops back to right-back.

Ipswich Town v Preston: There's no place in the Ipswich squad for striker Daryl Murphy, who is believed to be on the verge of a move to Newcastle United. Brett Pitman replaces him.

Preston are unchanged from the side that won 2-0 at QPR last Saturday.

Bristol City v Aston Villa: There's no place in the Bristol City squad for striker Jonathan Kodjia, who has been linked with Derby. Joe Bryan and Mark Little come into their starting line-up.

Aston Villa give debuts to new signings Mile Jedinak and Ritchie De Laet for the first league meeting between the sides since December 1979.

Cardiff City v Reading: Ben Wilson starts in goal for Cardiff after the club confirmed they have agreed a fee with Hull City for David Marshall.

Reading give a debut to defender Tyler Blackett following his arrival on a three-year contract from Manchester United.

Blackburn Rovers v Fulham: Blackburn Rovers hand debuts to new signings Tommie Hoban and Derrick Williams, with Martin Samuelson on the bench.

Fulham, who haven't won any of their last nine trips to Ewood Park, include new arrival Neeskens Kebano while 16-year-old Ryan Sessegnon is back in the side at left-back.

Brentford v Sheffield Wednesday: Brentford boss Dean Smith names the same XI which lost 1-0 at Rotherham last weekend as Lewis Macleod shakes off a knee injury.

Sheffield Wednesday, unbeaten in their last six league meetings with the Bees, make three changes to the team which lost at home to Leeds. Midfielder David Jones makes his full debut as Lucas Joao and Liam Palmer also come into the side.

Barnsley v Rotherham United: Barnsley give a debut to Angus MacDonald in place of Alfie Mawson, who is on the brink of a move to Swansea. Sam Winnall replaces Tom Bradshaw up front.

Rotherham, who have not won a league game at Oakwell since 1969, make one change to the team that beat Brentford, with Jake Forster-Caskey replacing the injured Tom Adeyemi.

Birmingham City v Norwich City: Birmingham make two changes to the side beaten by Wolves, with Maikel Kieftenbeld and Robert Tesche coming into midfield.

There's no place in the Norwich line-up for Cameron Jerome, who scored at Norwich, so Steven Naismith starts up front. Summer signing from Liverpool Sergi Canos also starts for the Canaries.

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The weekend's EFL action got under way at the Pirelli Stadium last night, when Burton Albion welcomed Derby County in the first competitive meeting between the two sides.

And it was Brewers boss Nigel Clough who got one over his old side as Jackson Irvine scored the only goal of the game to give the hosts victory.

While just 12 miles of the A38 separate the two sides, the clubs had never featured in the same division until this season.

You can read more on Burton's victory over their local rivals in Andrew Aloia's match report.

We'll also bring you the big news from League One and League Two, with Swindon and Bristol Rovers already in action.

The pick of the games this afternoon see League One leaders Bolton Wanderers travel to Charlton while unbeaten Scunthorpe go to Port Vale.

In the fourth tier, top-of-the-table Morecambe are at Accrington while surprise package Crawley host Notts County.

Here are today's fixtures in the Championship.

It's the last round of matches until the weekend of 10-11 September because of the international break.

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

• Barnsley v Rotherham
• Birmingham v Norwich
• Blackburn v Fulham
• Brentford v Sheffield Wednesday
• Bristol City v Aston Villa
• Cardiff v Reading
• Huddersfield v Wolves
• Ipswich v Preston
• Nottm Forest v Leeds
• Wigan v QPR
• Newcastle v Brighton (17:30 BST)

We'll have team news from all those games on the way shortly.

Hello and welcome along to our live text coverage of today's English Football League fixtures.

There's plenty of action in store, with 11 games in the Championship and a full complement of fixtures in League One and League Two.

And what better a way to mark the first day of a Bank Holiday weekend than keeping up to date with all the goings on here?

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