Thanks very much for your company so far this afternoon.

I'll hand you over top to the very capable Adam Williams for coverage of Aston Villa v Hull City.

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• Bristol City's record signing Famara Diedhiou scores as the Robins beat Barnsley 3-1 to top the Championship table.
• Wolves beat Middlesbrough thanks to Leo Bonatini's first-half strike at Molineux.
• Daniel Johnson's penalty is enough to see Preston North End beat Sheffield Wednesday.
• Nelson Oliviera scores a late equaliser as Norwich City draw at Fulham.
• Championship new boys Sheffield United earn an impressive home win against Brentford courtesy of Billy Sharp's goal.
• Cardiff win at Burton, Ipswich beat Birmingham and QPR ease past Reading.

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• Luton Town score EIGHT, including a James Collins hat-trick, in a 8-2 thumping of Yeovil
• Coventry City start life back in the fourth tier with a 2-0 win at home against Notts County
• New boys Forest Green Rovers surrender a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 at home to Barnet
• Lincoln City start life back in the EFL with a battling 2-2 draw at Wycombe Wanderers
• Newport County bag an equaliser four minutes into injury time to draw 3-3 at Stevenage

Incredible game in League Two this afternoon.

Ten goals in all and the last of them coming nine minutes into injury time.

Rob Lee's son Elliot bags Luton Town's eighth of the game and that is a sorry opening day for Yeovil fans as they are beaten 8-2 at Kenilworth Road.

• Last season's beaten play-off finalists Bradford City open with a 2-1 win over Blackpool thanks to goals from Nathaniel Knight-Percival and Omari Patrick.
• Club captain Brett Pitman scores two goals on his Portsmouth debut as they beat 10-man Rochdale 2-0.
• Former Premier League winners Blackburn Rovers lose 2-1 at Southend United.
• Wins for Oxford, Charlton, Wigan, Bury, Shrewsbury and Fleetwood.

Sheffield United mark their return to the Championship with a 1-0 win over Brentford.

Billy Sharp scores the only goal for the Blades.

Last season's beaten play-off finalists Reading open with a defeat.

Two goals from Conor Washington give QPR the win, as Tiago Ilori is sent off for the Royals.

Fulham and Norwich come away with a point apiece as Nelson Oliveira's late goal cancels out Russell Martin's early own goal.

Joe Garner has a debut to remember for Ipswich as his goal is all that separates the two sides in Suffolk.

Former Preston man Garner swept in five minutes into the second half as Birmingham were denied by a string of decent saves from Bartosz Bialkowski.

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Daniel Johnson's penalty is the difference between the two sides at Deepdale to give Alex Neil a win in his first game as Preston boss.

Middlesbrough might have been one of the pre-season favourites for promotion but they've made a losing start to the season.

Wolves take all three points thanks to Leo Bonatini's first-half goal.

Bobby Reid scored twice as Bristol City eased past Barnsley at Ashton Gate.

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Kenneth Zohore's goal with three minutes left has given Cardiff City victory over Burton Albion.

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Wolves still holding on against Middlesbrough.

Boro full-back Cyrus Christie goes on a bright run into the Wolves area but lashes his effort off target.

Conor McAleny has scored his second goal of the afternoon to increase Fleetwood’s advantage over Rotherham; The Millers are now 2-0 down.

Bradford City lead newly promoted Blackpool 2-1 courtesy of a right footed finish from Omari Patrick.

Gregg Wylde has scored to give for Plymouth hope at Peterborough, where they trail 2-1.

Doncaster Rovers against Gillingham and Shrewsbury Town against Northampton Town are the only goalless matches in the third tier.

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Birmingham go close to levelling things at Portman Road as Emilio Nsue sees a close-range shot palmed over the bar by Bartosz Bialkowski.

Moments before Ipswich debutant Flynn Downes blocked a shot on goal. Jordan Spence then almost lays the ball on a plate for Freddie Sears to double Ipswich's lead, but he can't find the target.