Aston Villa fight back to draw with Newcastle
Tshibola heads in equaliser; Elphick OG for Newcastle
Norwich go top of Championship with 3-1 win over Burton
Cardiff win to climb off the bottom
Bristol City thrash Fulham; Blackburn beat Derby
The final whistle at Molineux was the last to go of this afternoon's 3pm Championship kick-offs.
Stay with us for Aston Villa v Newcastle in around 30 minutes' time, but before that let's round up all the headlines in the EFL this afternoon.
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Norwich go top of the Championship with a 3-1 win over Burton, as former leaders Huddersfield slump to a 1-0 loss at Reading.
QPR and Birmingham have tied 1-1, meaning the R's are now winless in five games.
Wolves add a third goal late on to beat Brentford 3-1, while Cardiff pick up a crucial 2-1 win at Rotherham to ease the pressure on manager Paul Trollope.
Ouside our feature games, Sheffield Wednesday scored a late winner to beat Nottingham Forest 2-1at Hillsborough, but Bristol City were the biggest winners of the day with a 4-0 thrashing of Fulham.
Ivan Cavaleiro, 90+3 mins
Brentford might have been threatening but it's Wolves who have a third and all three points.
It owes much to the persistence of Jon Dadi Bodvarsson, who takes down a clearance, brings the ball forward, and, with Wolves with a three-on-one, squares for Ivan Cavaleiro to slot in.
Wolves 2-1 Brentford
There's plenty of added time for Brentford to find an equaliser at Molineux where Wolves are almost defending in the car park, they're that deep.
Scunthorpe 2-2 Sheffield Utd
The game of the day in League One goes to....Scunthorpe v Sheffield United.
One minute to go and Billy Sharp has equalised for Sheffield United from the penalty spot. AND his side are playing with 10 men after Chris Basham was sent off in the 69th minute.
Ivo Pinto, 90 mins
Ivo Pinto drives into the box and smashes in a third goal for Norwich against 10-man Burton Albion.
Alex Neil's side will be top of the league as soon as the referee calls an end to proceedings.
We're just minutes away from the full-time whistles being sounded - what late drama are we in store for?
Don't forget, we'll be bringing you full coverage of Aston Villa's match with Newcastle as soon as these games have reached their conclusion.
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Accrington have scored twice in the second-half to lead 2-1 away at Colchester.
Crawley are heading for consecutive league wins for the first time since October 2015, they now lead 2-0 at Morecambe after goals from Adi Yussuf and James Collins.
And Plymouth are level against Hartlepool. Jake Jervis converts the penalty to make it 1-1.
Fulham 0-4 Bristol City
A dreadful day for Fulham gets worse, Aden Flint smashing in Bristol City's fourth goal of the afternoon from only a few yards out after Keviin McDonald had been shown a red card for the hosts.
The Cottagers made a strong start to the Championship season, but they're now down to 12th in the league.
Wolves 2-1 Brentford
It's been mostly Brentford at Molineux since Sullay Kaikai pulled one back, with the Bees piling on the pressure.
Wolves are sitting deeper and deeper and are only offering an occasional threat on the break, with substitute Joe Mason going close.
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Things are hotting up in League One.
Bristol Rovers have come from 1-0 down to lead against Port Vale while MK Dons have a comfortable lead over Fleetwood Town.
Calvin Andrew has equalised for Rochdale against Milwall, it's now 2-2 and the hosts are down to 10 men as Ben Thompson sees red.
Image source, Rex FeaturesRickie Lambert, 79 mins
Cardiff have flipped their game at Rotherham completely on its head, Rickie Lambert getting his second goal of the second-half to make it 2-1 to the visitors.
Lambert makes himself a little bit of room inside the box to turn and shoot, with the ball taking a deflection its way beyond goalkeeper Lee Camp.
The Bluebirds are out of the rlegation zone as it stands, with the Millers taking their place in the bottom three.
Norwich 2-1 Burton
Tom Flanagan blocks Graham Dorrans' shot inside the area and is shown his second yellow card.
Robbie Brady steps up to take the penalty, but he is denied a goal as Jon McLaughlin springs to his right to palm the ball away.
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Rickie Lambert, 73 mins
At the bottom of the table, Cardiff are level at the New York Stadium.
Peter Whittingham swings a free-kick into the box and former England striker Rickie Lambert is there to head in his first goal for the Bluebirds.
Derby 1-2 Blackburn
Matej Vydra ended Derby's home goal drought, but they're going to have to find two more to get their first home win of the season.
First, Marvin Emnes brings Rovers level with a deflected effort from just outside the box, before Danny Graham takes in Emnes' pass and places the ball past Rams keeper Scott Crason.
Disastrous defending from Nigel Pearson's team.
Derby 1-0 Blackburn
Derby's long wait for a first home league goal is finally ended when Matej Vydra shoots low and beyond Blackburn goalkeeper Jason Steele.
Sheffield Wednesday have also got their first goal of the day to go level with Nottingham Forest at HIllsborough, Keiran Lee heading in Ross Wallace's corner on his 150th Owls appearance.
Things are going from bad to worse for Barnet.
They trail 3-1 at Portsmouth and will have to finish the game with 10 men after Dira Dembele was shown a red card. A glimmer of hope though as the resulting penalty is saved.
Carlisle have broken the deadlock against Wycombe, Lee Miller with the goal.
Accrington have levelled at Colchester as have bottom of the table Cambridge, Uche Ikpeazu with the vital equaliser against Newport.
And two second-half goals for Notts County sees them take a comfortable lead against Leyton Orient.
Sullay Kaikai, 67 mins
Out of nothing Brentford are back in it at Molineux.
Sullay Kaikai works his way into the box from the left and shoots high into the next from a narrow angle.