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It's fair to say it's been a cagey start at the John Smith's Stadium as Huddersfield and Birmingham feel their way into the game.

There have been no clear openings for either side in the first 16 minutes.

Leeds are now firmly on top at Norwich, where they would be in front if not for an excellent save by Canaries keeper Michael McGovern to deny Kalvin Phillips from 20 yards out.

Moments later, Chris Wood has a free header from a corner, but McGovern is there to parry the ball away once again.

Nervy moments for the hosts.

There's early concern for Huddersfield as Nahki Wells needs treatment after taking a blow on his foot.

The Terriers won't want to lose the striker as they look to bounce back from last weekend's 5-0 defeat at Fulham.

Norwich suffered a crushing 5-0 defeat by Brighton in their last game, and they still look a little rattled from that showing.

Leeds have yet to open the scoring at Carrow Road, but Chris Wood and Kemar Roofe have already had a couple of efforts for the visitors.

Wow, that's been quite a start!

...It's 15:00 GMT and we're off in our nine Championship games this afternoon.

Where will the first goal come from?

Don't forget, we've got full coverage of the afternoon's action in the FA Cup first round right here.

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In case you've just joined us, you've already missed a game of five goals.

Tom Ince scored two of them as Derby held off a spirited comeback from managerless Wolves at Molineaux.

Read the full report below.

Reading goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi may well be the centre of attention this weekend.

Firstly, he returns his former club Wigan, with whom he won the FA Cup in 2013.

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But more recently, the Oman international's outstanding performances have rescued Reading several times on their rise to fifth in the Championship.

They have been so good, that Jaap Stam thinks he may get some attention from teams in the top flight.

"It's going to be very difficult to keep him within the squad," Stam told BBC Radio Berkshire.

"Every team in the Premier League is looking for a good keeper."

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Rotherham v Preston: Dominic Ball returns to Rotherham's team as they make one change from their 2-2 draw at Ipswich; Aiden McGeady replaces the suspended Ben Pearson for Preston.

Sheffield Wednesday v Ipswich: Keiren Westwood, Steven Fletcher and Jack Hunt return for Sheffield Wednesday after being left out of the starting line-up for the defeat by Derby; Jonas Knudsen takes Myles Kenlock's place at left-back in the only change for Mick McCarthy's Ipswich.

Wigan v Reading: Adam Le Fondre and Max Power replace Yanic Wildschutt and Will Grigg for Warren Joyce's first game in charge of Wigan; George Evans and Callum Harriott start for Reading after coming on from the bench in their 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest.

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Newcastle v Cardiff: Christian Atsu and Ayoze Perez replace Matt Ritchie and Mo Diame for leaders Newcastle; Cardiff's Kieran Richarsdson makes full debut for the Bluebirds, while Rickie Lambert returns up front.

Norwich v Leeds: Norwich recall Louis Thompson and Robbie Brady as they make two changes from the team which lost 5-0 at Brighton; Souleymane Doukara replaces Hadi Sacko in the only change to the Leeds side which beat Burton.

Nottingham Forest v QPR: Hildeberto Pereira and Britt Assombalonga are back in Nottingham Forest's starting line-up following their 2-0 defeat by Reading; QPR make four changes, with Grant Hall back in the line-up at centre-half after recovering from injury.

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Aston Villa v Blackburn: Jack Grealish, Ross McCormack and Jonathan Kodjia return as Aston Villa make three changes from their draw at Birmingham City; Blackburn name the same starting line-up which held Wolves to a 1-1 draw.

Burton v Barnsley: Burton are unchanged from the side which lost to Leeds in their last fixture; Conor Hourihane replaces Josh Kay in Barnsley's midfield.

Huddersfield v Birmingham: Huddersfield make three changes from the team beaten 5-0 by Fulham, with Sean Scannell, Michael Hefele and Jonathan Hogg starting; Birmingham recall Jonathan Grounds, David Cotterill and Lukas Jutkiewicz.

So, five goals and plenty of talking points to kick us off for the afternoon in our lunchtime game and now nine 15:00 GMT kick-offs to keep the action going.

Stay tuned for team news from all of them....

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So Derby's third win in five games since the return of Steve McClaren as manager leaves them four points off the play-off places before the rest of this afternoon's games.

We'll be keeping a particularly close eye on four: Newcastle v Cardiff, Norwich v Leeds, Huddersfield v Birmingham and Wigan v Reading.

I'm going to hand over to Adam Williams who will guide you through them.

Derby midfielder Will Hughes told Sky Sports: "It was a game of two halves, to use a cliche.

"We needed to manage the game better in the second half because they could have equalised. It should have been more comfortable than it was."

Man of the match Tom Ince told Sky Sports: "I've had a poor start to the season and I've got to get back to enjoying my football and excite the fans."

On the penalties: "He (Ivan Cavaleiro) dangled a leg out and stopped me from striking the ball. At the other end, I stood my ground, but he tried to stop me running. It was a fully deserved win in the end."  

Indeed it will. The final whistle goes and Derby have won at Molineux for the first time since 2006.

Wolves have lost three home games on the trot, leaving likely incoming boss Paul Lambert with plenty to ponder.

Tom Ince heads for the corner as Derby have the ball deep inside Wolves territory.

Wolves win it back but concede a free-kick in midfield. Will that be that?