Summary

  • Leeds secure impressive win at Sunderland

  • Mendez-Laing gives Cardiff victory at Wolves

  • Ipswich beat Brentford for four wins in four

  • Steve Bruce's Villa see off Norwich 4-2

  • Forest beat Boro 2-1

  • Sheff Utd defeat Barnsley in early game

Live Reporting

Gary Smee

  1. Kick-off

    Sheff Utd v Barnsley (12:15 BST)

    Both sets of players are out at Bramall Lane.

    First they will observe a minute's silence for the victims of Thursday's terrorist attack in Barcelona.

    Black armbands will also be worn.

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  2. Team news

    Sheff Utd v Barnsley (12:15 BST)

    Sheffield United make two changes from the 2-0 defeat at Cardiff - Mark Duffy and Jake Wright come in.

    Barnsley are unchanged from their midweek victory over Nottingham Forest, so Tom Bradshaw leads the line on his own once again for the Tykes.

    Sheff Utd starting XI: Blackman, Stevens, Fleck, O'Connell, Basham, Clarke, Sharp (c), Wright, Coutts, Freeman, Duffy

    Barnsley starting XI: Davies, McCarthy, Jackson, MacDonald (c), Pearson, J Williams, Hammill, Potts, Moncur, Hedges, Bradshaw.

  3. Elsewhere in the Championship

    Ian HollowayRex Features

    It's an absolute feast of football out there today.

    Millwall are still searching for their first win - Neil Harris' men face a trip to Bristol City.

    Derby, perennial underachievers in recent seasons, visit another one of the promoted teams, Bolton.

    Last year's play-off contenders Fulham and Sheffield Wednesday square off at Craven Cottage, Preston host Reading and QPR take on Hull.

    The Tigers are without their first-choice striker Abel Hernandez - he's out for six months with a ruptured Achilles.

  4. Coming up...

    Once the south Yorkshire derby is done and dusted, there's a packed Championship programme from 3pm.

    Wolves and Cardiff have made perfect starts to the campaign, but someone's 100% record is going this afternoon - the pair meet at Molineux.

    NunoRex Features

    Elsewhere, struggling Aston Villa host Norwich - how much pressure will Steve Bruce be under if Villa lose?

    The only other side to have won their first three games, Ipswich, play Brentford, while Forest against Middlesbrough is another biggie.

    We do spoil you.

  5. Sheff Utd v Barnsley (12:15 BST)

    Billy SharpRex Features

    Sheffield United stormed to the League One title last season, but as expected things are a little trickier in the Championship.

    After an opening day victory against Brentford, Chris Wilder's men have lost their last two - albeit away to leaders Cardiff and Middlesbrough.

    Barnsley have also won one and lost two of their first three games.

    There's plenty at stake at Bramall Lane this lunchtime, that's for sure.

  6. Good afternoon!

    How were your Saturday lie ins? Yep, I didn't get one either.

    But fear not, there is some cracking EFL action to keep you entertained for the next several hours.

    We start in south Yorkshire, with a tasty little derby...

    Bramall LaneRex Features