The visitors, without a league win this season, have started well.

Sheyi Ojo comes close to a goal on his league debut for the London side but his shot is deflected wide.

Still no goals in Wales but the hosts have had the better of the opening exchanges as they look to secure a fifth successive league win.

No early goal at Portman Road but a word for home forward David McGoldrick.

His wife is due to give birth today so the coaching staff have got his phone on the bench in case he gets a call.

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Both these teams were in EFL action on Tuesday but neither will have many excuses about being tired.

Between the two sides they've made 20 changes from the teams beaten by Burton and Brentford respectively.

We're under way in our nine Championship games and around the country.

Which ground will bring us our first goal?

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As well as following this live text commentary throughout the afternoon, you can also join Will Perry, Garth Crooks and Kevin Kilbane as the goals fly in on our Final Score programme.

With coverage now under way, just pop up to the play icon at the top of this page to get stuck in.

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In the fourth tier, second-placed Swindon Town take on bottom-of-the-table Crawley Town while unbeaten Exeter City travel to Cheltenham Town.

At the bottom end of the table, Colchester United play Forest Green Rovers and Lincoln City welcome Carlisle United.

Last night, Notts County played out a 2-2 draw against Accrington Stanley, who moved top.

But who will be top later tonight?

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There are a whopping four clubs in League One with three wins out of three so far this season.

Top-of-the-table Wigan welcome Portsmouth while Fleetwood Town travel to Bristol Rovers and Shrewsbury Town take on Oxford United, who are just a place below them in fifth.

One pick of the fixtures today is second-placed Peterborough United who face out-of-form Northampton Town. Can they move top by the end of this afternoon?

At the bottom of the table, winless Oldham have a trip to the coast as they face Blackpool.

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Although rights restrictions prevent us from streaming live audio commentary of today's EFL matches, you are still able to tune in to your local BBC radio station for extensive coverage of your team.

You can click here for the complete list of BBC local radio stations and frequencies.

The guys at BBC Radio Derby didn't have too far to go for today's game at Sheffield United.

In fact, getting to the ground probably didn't take them as long as getting to their commentary position did...

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There were two games in the Championship last night.

Aston Villa came back from a goal down to draw 1-1 at Bristol City thanks to Josh Onomah's deflected strike. The point ended a run of four successive away defeats in the league for Steve Bruce's men.

Hull City hammered winless Bolton 4-0 to secure their first victory in four games. A double from Jarrod Bowen and one each for Adama Diomande and Kamil Grosicki saw the hosts cruise to three points.

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Speaking of transfers, the window closes on Thursday and teams are looking to make that final deal that could define their season.

So we'd like to know who you (realistically) want your team to sign to give them a chance of pushing for that play-off place or just avoiding a relegation battle.

Maybe you're worried your star player could be sold in the final hours leaving you having to rely on a youth teamer?

Get in touch by using #bbcefl on Twitter.

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We've got a bit of breaking transfer news to bring you, as Reading have just announced the signing of Wolves midfielder Dave Edwards for an undisclosed fee.

The 31-year-old, capped 39 times by Wales, has agreed a two-year contract with the Royals.

The deal brings Edwards' stay at Wolves to an end after over nine years and 284 league appearances.

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Middlesbrough v Preston: Martin Brathwaite failed a late fitness test, so Britt Assombalonga and Rudy Gestede are up front for Middlesbrough; Paul Gallagher again misses out for Preston, who recall Alan Browne for Josh Harrop in their only change.

Millwall v Norwich: Tom Elliott is on the bench after limping out of Millwall's EFL Cup tie against Reading, while Steve Morison makes his 250th Lions appearance; Cameron Jerome is out because of hip and groin problems, but striker Nelson Oliveira is back for Norwich.

Sheffield United v Derby: Sheffield United make just one change, with Caolan Lavery coming in for the suspended Leon Clarke; Derby are unchanged for the third league game in a row.

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Burton Albion v Sheffield Wednesday: Burton make three changes from the side which beat Birmingham in their last league game, with Ben Turner, Sean Scannell and Damien McCrory recalled; Sheffield Wednesday name the same side which beat Fulham at Craven Cottage last weekend.

Brentford v Wolves: Jota returns to the starting line-up for Brentford while Sergi Canos comes back to the bench; Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo makes one change to his XI for the first time in a league game this season as Ruben Vinagre replaces Barry Douglas.

Birmingham v Reading: Maikel Kiftenbeld, youngster Cohen Bramall and Sam Gallagher come into the Blues' starting line-up while Carl Jenkinson makes his debut; Reading meanwhile welcome Jon Dadi Bodvarsson back up front.