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With the transfer window slamming shut on Tuesday night, this is the first chance for fans to see a number of new players in action.

Charlie Wyke has done his part to endear himself to Bradford supporters on debut after signing from Carlisle, heading in to make it 1-1 against Gillingham after Josh Wright had put the Gills in front.

Elsewhere, Northampton have gone 1-0 up at Walsall thanks to John-Joe O'Toole's strike, while Marcus Maddison has given Peterborough the lead at Port Vale.

We've had just one goal in the opening half an hour in the Championship - but there've been a couple of near misses at Ashton Gate and Oakwell.

Tammy Abraham for the Robins and Matty James for the Tykes have both fired just wide as they look to put their teams ahead, but it remains goalless in both games.

Ipswich are forced into an early change.

Midfielder Cole Skuse needed some treatment earlier and he's now had to go off. Grant Ward is on in his place.

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Exeter have made a good start to the day as they look to close the gap to third-placed Carlisle, with Jordan Moore-Taylor giving them the lead against Crewe from close range. 

There's more bad news for the Railwaymen as well, as centre-back George Ray has been forced off with an injury.  

Meanwhile, Nathan Delfouneso's return to Blackpool continues to look a good move, as having scored on his debut against Yeovil two weeks ago, he's now set up Jamille Matt to tap in to put the Tangerines 1-0 up against Colchester.

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Twenty minutes in and we've got no goals in our eight Championship games.

Who'll be first to break the deadlock?

Great chance for Derby!

Darren Bent is in after sloppy play by Newcastle defender DeAndre Yedlin but Ciaran Clark manages to get in and get the ball away for a corner.

Sean Cook: Sam Winnall from Barnsley to Sheffield Wednesday this Jan. To any other club I'd understand, but local and playoff rivals?

We're asking for your most memorable rival-to-rival moves via #bbcefl on Twitter this afternoon.

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The hosts are dominating proceedings so far but are yet to carve out a really clear opportunity.

Top scorer Dwight Gayle is out with a hamstring injury.

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The two sides at the top of League One have made typically strong starts to the day, as Murray Wallace has headed leaders Scunthorpe in front at play-off chasing Southend.

Meanwhile, second-placed Sheffield United still lead Wimbledon 1-0 thanks to Billy Sharp's early strike.

It's still goalless in all the other games so far.

Ipswich midfielder Cole Skuse needs a bit of treatment after injuring himself in a tackle but he's fine to carry on.

Not much going on at Portman Road so far.

The hosts need a positive result to alleviate some of the pressure on manager Mick McCarthy.

The hosts have started very well and Isaac Hayden shoots straight at Scott Carson when he should perhaps have done a little better.

He scored 79 goals for Newcastle. Can he repeat the success with the Magpies of Notts County?

He's started on the bench for them against fellow strugglers Accrington.

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While we'll be busy focusing on all things EFL this afternoon, there are six 15:00 GMT kick-offs in the Premier League today too.

And you can follow all the action from the top flight via BBC Sport's live text commentary by clicking here.

Derby looked like they were going to have to make an early substitution when winger Johnny Russell landed awkwardly but he's going to try and continue.

We're under way at Newcastle and around the country.

Newcastle United boss Rafael Benitez has denied reports that he is going to walk away from the club.

The Spaniard was frustrated with their failure to add to the squad in the January transfer window.

However, he told BBC Newcastle: "I will not leave, I will not quit.

"I want to get promoted with this team and to do well. I will put all my effort into that. I say thank you to the fans, I will continue giving everything to ensure the players, staff and fans are pushing in the same direction."

The Magpies will go back to the top of the table if they avoid defeat against Derby.

It's been a difficult couple of months for Bristol City. 

The Robins were on an eight-match losing in the league before recording a draw against promotion chasing Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday.

Lee Johnson's men might have dropped to just three points above the relegation zone in the Championship but the club and supporters of a certain vintage can recall far, far worse times.

This time 35 years ago eight players agreed to tear up their contracts to save the club from bankruptcy.

Click here to read the story of the Ashton Gate Eight.