Newcastle are very firmly on top here and they're looking to get the game wrapped up before half-time.

The Magpies thought they had a third but the referee ruled that Ayoze Perez handled in the area before the ball deflected in.

It's much more level at Loftus Road where Danny Williams has equalised for Reading against QPR.

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It's still 0-0 at the iPro Stadium, where Steve McClaren - busy scribbling some notes from his view from the stands - is making his return as Derby County manager.

Aside from a long-range effort from Bradley Johnson, there's not been too much to shout about at either end of the field.

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The BBC's Ian Shoesmith is at the Valley for Charlton v Coventry.

"Play has been delayed for five minutes while several hundred pink plastic pigs were cleared off the pitch by stewards and officials.

"The pigs were hurled on to the pitch from all sides of the ground, in a joint protest by Charlton and Coventry fans against both clubs' owners.

"It followed a well-attended joint march from Charlton railway station by Addicks and Sky Blues fans."

Aside from the raucous scenes at Charlton, elsewhere in League One, we've only had two goals so far this afternoon.

Fleetwood lead 1-0 against Peterborough and Bolton have taken the lead against rivals Oldham.

League Two is similarly barren, with a goal for Barnet against Exeter, and Cheltenham are a goal to the good against Crawley.

So, as it stands Newcastle will be moving up to second in the Championship table.

Norwich have made a good start against struggling Rotherham but don't have anything to show for their dominance yet.

Also in the Championship Pawel Wszolek has given QPR the lead against Reading.

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Absolutely bizarre scenes at Charlton Athletic, where both sets of supporters have joined forces to throw dozens of small, squidgy pigs onto the pitch in protest at their club's owners.

Last season, of course, Charlton fans halted a match by launching stress balls onto the pitch.

After a near six-minute delay they're back under way.

Good chance for Brentford but Scott Hogan heads over from about eight yards out.

Also in the Championship, Preston have taken the lead at Brighton through Jordan Hugill

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While we'll be busy bringing you news from the 31 EFL matches kicking off at 15:00 BST, there's also five Premier League matches starting at the same time - all of which you can follow by clicking here.

Newcastle have been on top in the opening exchanges but they're yet to create a chance of note.

Elsewhere in the Championship Marley Watkins has given Barnsley the lead over Fulham.

Now then, this isn't something you see every day. The news from the Valley is that play has been temporarily stopped because there are pigs on the pitch...

Nope, we have no idea either. We'll keep you posted.

We are under way in all of our 15:00 BST kick offs.

Darrell Kerrison: The U14 side I played for lost every game including a 19-0 hammering. We won our last match 2-1 though & made the local paper.

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Wolves visit Aston Villa in this evening's Championship game.

It's just over three years since the Molineux side suffered the ignominy of successive relegations from the Premier League to League One.

Walter Zenga's men face a Villa side who are now onto their fourth full-time manager since January 2015.

The Villans have won just once this season and have recorded just four league wins since the start of last season.

With that in mind we're asking you what's the worst losing run you've been involved in?

Played in a team that's lost every game in a season? Watched a team suffer back-to-back relegations?

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First meets fourth in one of the stand out fixtures in League Two this afternoon as Plymouth host Portsmouth at Home Park.

Argyle edged Pompey out in a fiery play-off semi-final tie last season, but both sides have started this campaign among the automatic promotion candidates.

Portsmouth manager Paul Cook told BBC South Today the wounds of last season have still not healed but that he and his squad can't wait to face Plymouth again.

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Derby v Leeds: Returning Derby boss Steve McClaren makes one change to the Rams team that drew with Reading last time out. Max Lowe comes back in at left-back.Leeds also make one change, midfielder Alex Mowatt replacing the injured Stuart Dallas.

Newcastle v Brentford: Newcastle boss Rafael Benitez makes one change to the team that beat Rotherham, Ayoze Perez coming in for Mo Diame.Brentford recall Ryan Woods and Lewis Macleod to their starting XI.