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But that otherwise concludes our coverage of the opening weekend of the Championship season.

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I suppose you've all got the taste back for it now, haven't you?

The bad news is you've now got to wait until next Saturday for your next dose of EFL joy, with 11 Championship matches next Saturday, including a tasty looking contest between Middlesbrough and Sheffield United.

The marginally better news is that there is, at least, some EFL Cup to get your teeth stuck into during the week - and we'll have reports on every single tie right here on the BBC Sport website and app.

Noel Whelan
Ex-Leeds United striker on BBC Radio Leeds

"I think this team will get better.

"We came here looking to win the game and that's why we got three goals.

"The goals we conceded can be ironed out, they came down to communication problems. Attitude wise I can't fault any of them.

"I think both teams learned a lot about themselves today."

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At last the final whistle is indeed blown and Leeds United have started their 2017-17 Championship campaign with a victory.

There's warm applause for Josh Vela, who's stretchered from the field. Bolton have used up their three substitutions so there'll be no replacement.

The stretcher is on for Josh Vela now, who looks in a serious amount of discomfort.

The daft thing here is that you'd have thought as soon as the ball is back in play the referee will blow the final whistle.

Oh my, and surely Leeds should've just scored a fourth on the counter attack!

They certainly would've done but for a fabulous goal-saving challenge by Andrew Taylor on Chris Wood.

The four minutes of added time is up, but Josh Vela is down and receiving some treatment.

But Gary Madine's snap-shot after another long ball into the area is straight into the arms of the goalkeeper and that could well be that.

Kemar Roofe, slightly bizarrely, attempts an optimistic shot from distance when Leeds were in complete control.

Now Bolton are back on the attack...

But the team in black have the ball back in their possession - and Will Buckley is shown a yellow card for a poor challenge on the far side.

Four minutes for Bolton to rescue a point.

Hadi Sacko then tries to relieve some of the pressure for Leeds, but is crowded out and Bolton have the goal kick.

We're into the final couple of minutes.

Are we set for a grandstand finish? Maybe, just maybe. Bolton have stepped it up a notch and are launching the ball forward.

Adam Armstrong is on for his Bolton debut, replacing Stephen Darby.

Meanwhile, Hadi Sacko is on for Egjan Alioski for Leeds.

Leeds continue to manage the game pretty well, keeping the ball and keeping Bolton pinned into their own half. The home fans are becoming frustrated.

But, after forcing a second corner, Pablo Hernandez's set-piece drifts straight out of play. Not his finest work.

If anything, Leeds are now just starting the more likely to score the next goal again, as Pablo Hernandez forces a corner down the right.

Can Bolton find a second wind?

Some really nice play from former Bristol City full-back Luke Ayling almost sets up another Leeds chance, but his cross is plucked out of the air by Mark Howard.

We're nearly into the final quarter of an hour.