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Yeovil's crazy season is continuing this afternoon.

They lost their opening game 8-2 at Luton, before beating Cheltenham 3-2 and the Glovers are now 3-1 up at Forest Green Rovers.

That's 19 goals in two and a half games.

Mansfield have levelled things at Accrington and Stevenage lead Grimsby.

Rochdale had led 1-0 at Shrewsbury, but the Shropshire side have fought back to lead through Shaun Whalley's penalty and Bryn Morris' strike.

Fleetwood are leading AFC Wimbledon, Southend and Wigan are also in front, but it's still pretty quiet elsewhere.

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It's not been a good couple of minutes for west London sides.

Ipswich have the lead against Brentford thanks to Martyn Waghorn's strike after good work by David McGoldrick.

And QPR trail at home to Hull. Jarrod Bowenis the goalscorer, netting with a close-range shot.

Forest are almost in for a second goal, but Boro's Dael Fry scampers back in time to deny the hosts' Daryl Murphy the chance to shoot. Good defending.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Surely not many footballers get to fluff a golden chance in the first minute on their league debut, then hear their name being sung by the home fans barely 20 minutes later.

That's what happened to young Aston Villa Academy product Keinan Davis.

The teenager recovered well from his early miss, saved by Angus Gunn, to test the Norwich keeper again with a powerful header. He also created Conor Hourihane's well deserved opening goal with an excellent low right-wing cross before clipping the bar with an impudent lob.

All enough to earn a rousing chorus from the Holte End of 'Keinan Davis, He's One Of Our Own'

Midfielder Marco Stiepermann, making his first start for Norwich, tries his luck from outside the area, but misses the target.

Jordan Hugill has put Preston ahead against Reading. The striker neatly controls the ball on his chest and smashes it home.

Meanwhile Derby have doubled their lead against Bolton and it's that man David Nugent again.

This time Johnny Russell is the provider, sending in a cross which Nugent heads home. It's looking very good for the Rams.

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Cardiff are still causing Wolves plenty of problems and they go close again - this time Kenneth Zohore drags a shot narrowly wide, across the face of goal.

Youngster Keinan Davis has been excellent for Villa so far and he almost doubles their lead but the teenager's effort clips the bar.

Norwich are up against it at Villa Park.

Lots of goals in League Two in the opening 20 minutes.

Yeovil are 2-0 up at Forest Green, Carlisle lead Cheltenham by the same scoreline and Notts County are also two goals in front at Wycombe.

Kayden Jackson has put Accrington in front against Mansfield and Swindon are leading at Morecambe.

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By the way, former Nottingham Forest striker Britt Assombalonga is being resoundingly booed by the home fans, every single time he touches the ball for Boro.

And his new side are behind. Could it be a very unhappy return to the City Ground for the 24-year-old?

Wigan are off to a flying start at Greater Manchester rivals Oldham - Ivan Toney and Michael Jacobs have given them a 2-0 lead after just 16 minutes.

Southend are 1-0 up against Plymouth and Charlton have an early lead at home to Northampton.

All the other games are goalless so far.

The visitors go close to the opening goal at Molineux, but Sol Bamba's header from a corner hits the bar.

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Derby have increased the pre-match smile on the face of manager Gary Rowett, going 1-0 up against Bolton thanks to David Nugent.

The one-time England striker gets on the end of a smart cross by Matej Vydra and flicks the ball home.

Gary loves a smart jumper. He has quite a collection. He's always very dapper.

Middlesbrough, aiming for a third league win in a row, have a forward trio of Patrick Bamford, Rudy Gestede and former Forest man Britt Assombalonga up front.

Is there a better strikeforce (on paper) in the EFL?

Get in touch via #bbcefl in you can think of one.

Cardiff have started the brighter at Molineux, pressing the hosts high up the pitch.

Not many chances yet, though.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Villa Park

There's a detectable air of pensiveness among the home fans for the visit of Norwich City to Villa Park today - not helped by young Kienan Davis's great early chance going to waste.

When the Canaries last dropped by in early April, Villa won 2-0, won again three nights later and looked on course for happy times ahead under Steve Bruce.

But Villa's late season derby win over Birmingham City remains their only victory in eight league games since then. And, following Burton's win over Burton on Friday night, Villa are now bottom of the Championship table.

An experienced Bruce has faith in his team that a first win of the season will turn things round very quickly. And, although it would be surely lunacy for yet another managerial change at Villa Park, he also knows he is reliant on the fans showing faith in him. All on a knife edge, really!