In League One leaders Bolton Wanderers are away at out-of-form Walsall and will be looking to end a run of three draws in the league while second-placed Scunthorpe, who have a game in hand on Bolton, play Shrewsbury Town.

At the other end, Coventry are still looking for their first league victory of the season as they host Oldham, while bottom of the table Rochdale play Fleetwood.

Meanwhile in League Two, the Devon derby is coming to an end with Plymouth Argyle 2-0 up away at rivals Exeter courtesy of two first-half goals from Graham Carey and Paul Garita.

Portsmouth, who have won their last four league games and lie in second place, will hope to bring three points back from a long journey to Accrington while bottom side Cambridge play Morecambe.

While Barnsley can't stop scoring, Derby would give anything for a goal at the moment.

The Rams have found the back of the net just once in seven Championship games and sit 21st.

Boss Nigel Pearson said they were "mugged" in the 1-0 defeat by Ipswich on Tuesday, but urged his side to stay positive.

Today, they travel to a Bristol City side who have enjoyed a steady start to the campaign and sit mid-table, but let a lead slip at Sheffield Wednesday to lose in midweek.

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Arguably the story of the season so far has been at Oakwell, where Barnsley simply can't stop scoring. Or winning.

Just nine months ago the Tykes were bottom of League One - but a meteoric rise started by Lee Johnson and continued by Paul Heckingbottom has seen them climb to third in the Championship.

18 goals scored, including a 4-0 thumping of Wolves on Tuesday, and five wins from seven games - not a bad start from one of the teams tipped for relegation a few weeks ago.

Reading, under new boss Jaap Stam, are finally getting into their groove after losing two of their first three games - they're unbeaten in their last four.

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It's amazing what winning football matches can do. After defeats in their opening two Championship fixtures, Newcastle have won their next five at a canter, scoring 15 goals, and confidence appears to be flowing.

Following their 6-0 win at QPR on Tuesday Rafael Benitez even said there was still room for improvement.

A win for the Magpies today will send them to the summit if Huddersfield fail to beat QPR.

They face a Wolves side who have shown all of the instability a new manager and reshaped team can often bring, with boss Walter Zenga accusing his players of "giving up" during their 4-0 home defeat by Barnsley on Tuesday.

Ipswich v Aston Villa: Mick McCarthy makes two changes for the hosts - Tom Lawrence and Freddie Sears replace Kevin Bru and Conor Grant. Aston Villa are without striker Ross McCormack, who picked up a knee injury in midweek, while Leandro Bacuna and Nathan Baker also come into the starting XI.

Newcastle v Wolves: Newcastle bring in Chancel Mbemba, Mo Diame and Dwight Gayle as Rafael Benitez makes three changes from the 6-0 win at QPR.Walter Zenga has rotated his squad once again with five new faces from Tuesday's heavy defeat. Moroccan midfielder Romain Saiss makes his Wolves debut.

Nottingham Forest v Norwich: Nottingham Forest ring the changes from Wednesday's 2-2 draw at Rotherham. Michael Mancienne, Danny Fox, Hildeberto Pereira, Chris Cohen and Mustapha Carayol all start. For Norwich, Robbie Brady replaces Alexander Tettey.

Wigan v Fulham: Wigan make one change as Yanic Wildschut starts. Fulham also make one change - Jozabed replaces Sone Aluko.

Bristol City v Derby: The big team news for Bristol City is that Frank Fielding makes his first start in goal since 2 January. Joel Ekstrand and Jame Paterson also come in. Derby are unchanged from the 1-0 home defeat by Ipswich - goalkeeper Scott Carson makes his 350th club appearance.

Burton v Brighton: Burton's leading scorer Jackson Irvine is not in the squad. Brighton are unchanged from the 1-0 win over leaders Huddersfield on Tuesday.

Huddersfield v QPR: Huddersfield boss David Wagner makes two changes from midweek as Kasey Palmer and Nahki Wells both start. QPR also make two changes - Massimo Luongo and Olamide Shodipo return to the starting XI.

Barnsley v Reading: Barnsley's team news is nice and simple - unsurprisingly they are unchanged from the side which thumped Wolves 4-0 at Molineux. Reading have John Swift and Tyler Blackett back in the starting XI. 

Blackburn v Rotherham: Blackburn make two changes from the side which beat Leeds on Wednesday as Marvin Emnes and Danny Guthrie come in for Danny Graham and Hope Akpan. Rotherham are forced into just one switch - Stephen Kelly comes in for the suspended Darnell Fisher.

Brentford v Preston: Brentford make just one change - 21-year-old midfielder Sullay Kaikai replacing Josh Clarke in midfield. Preston boss Simon Grayson names the same starting XI from Tuesday's 3-0 win over Cardiff.

With 33 matches across the EFL kicking off at 15:00 BST, I'm not sure our fingers could cope with details on every goal that goes in this afternoon.

Therefore we plan to keep a close eye on Barnsley v Reading, Bristol City against Derby and Newcastle v Wolves in the Championship, with regular updates from elsewhere in the Championship, League One and League Two.

Here's the full list of Championship games today.

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

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

Team news from the 15:00 kick-offs is coming up shortly...

Now it's all over at the Cardiff City Stadium, let's take a look at what we have coming up in the Championship in the 3pm kick-offs.

Here's the immediate post-match thoughts of BBC Radio Leeds' Adam Pope and BBC Wales' football correspondent Rob Phillips.

Leeds United defender Kyle Bartley on Sky Sports: "It's massive, we spoke about how we needed to go back-to-back the first time this season and we came through with the performance to match it.

"Pablo's second goal was great. He's someone with great quality and we know he can produce those special moments."

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"Leeds toughed it out. They had to withstand some really good energy from Cardiff in the first 30 minutes. 

"I thought that whoever got the first goal would go on and win quite comfortably, and that's what happened."

And that is that in South Wales.

Leeds have come away with a very clinical performance and second win in two games. Garry Monk the former Swansea manager plays the villain in Cardiff.

Pressure mounts on the shoulders of Paul Trollope.

Hadi Sacko takes a speculative effort on goal for Leeds late on to add a third. Blocked by some late Cardiff sprawling challenges.

Chris Wood, scorer of that opening penalty for Leeds, makes way for the man he replaced in the starting line-up today, Marcus Antonsson.

Three minutes added on at the end of the 90.

Pablo Hernandez comes off to a standing ovation from the Leeds fans. Kalvin Phillips is on to replace him in the dying stages.

Lex Immers replaces Anthony Pilkington in Cardiff's final change. 

Matt Connolly was hauled off after the second Leeds goal for striker Frederic Gounongbe.