So Norwich, Wolves and Middlesbrough have all taken early leads in the Championship.

It remains goalless everywhere else in the second tier.

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Boro keeper Darren Randolph does really well to save Gary Madine's fierce effort. Bolton almost had the lead there.

At Craven Cottage, Junior Hoilett blazes well over the bar for the in-form visitors.

Reading have won seven league games in a row against Bristol City. The Royals are seeing all of the ball so far in the early stages.

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Phil Parkinson's Bolton are looking for their first win in the Championship since April 2016 - is today their day?

They've given a debut to Craig Noone against Boro.

The 15:00 games are getting under way! Where will the goal klaxon sound first?

We've reached that moment where, in some cinemas nowadays, a dramatic voice says: "It's about to begin."

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.

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Mansfield Town have arrested their three-game winless run in emphatic fashion, beating Grimsby Town 4-1 in League Two's early kick-off.

Stags striker Lee Angol scored twice from the penalty spot to add to Krystian Pearce's strike and a Jamie Osborne own-goal, while Sam Jones' penalty for the Mariners was a late consolation.

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So given we've asked for your team's transfer window in six words, we thought we best pitch in with ours too.

Matt's gone for "smart signings make Assombalonga exit bearable" for his team Nottingham Forest, Tom's plumped for "who are those lot in blue?" for his club Birmingham, and Brendon's is "will Fammy be the new Tammy?" for his lot Bristol City.

They're not our finest work, we'll concede, but hopefully you can do better via #bbcefl on Twitter.

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For August's Championship manager of the month Neil Warnock, it's been a dreamy start to 2017-18, after five wins from five in the league.

Another victory at Fulham - a side who reached the play-offs last term - would be an enormous statement from the Bluebirds.

Or, might Craven Cottage be where the Welsh side's 100% record ends?

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For Norwich and Birmingham - who both have big ambitions this season - four points from their opening five games was not a great return.

After Harry Redknapp's flurry of signings on deadline day, including a club record deal for Brentford's stylish playmaker Jota, the Blues' season arguably starts now, if you'll excuse the overused cliche.

And Norwich might be thinking similarly, after a somewhat underwhelming start to life under new boss Daniel Farke for the Carrow Road faithful.

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Thomas Christiansen has made an impressive start as Leeds boss, hasn't he?

Can they continue their unbeaten league form at home to Burton today, a side who have had fewer shots on target than any other side in the Championship this season (12)?

This is only the third ever league meeting between the two clubs.

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For newly-promoted Bolton, the search for their first win back in the Championship continues this afternoon with the visit of Middlesbrough.

Wanderers have conceded 10 times in their first five games, but Boro have netted just four goals themselves.

Bolton have lost both their home league games so far, while Garry Monk's men have lost both of their previous away games this season, so this one is hard to call.

Former Newcastle man Grant Hanley is on Norwich's bench, while Harry Redknapp gives six Birmingham players debuts, including Jota and Chelsea loanee Jeremie Boga.

Norwich: Gunn, Pinto, Zimmermann, Vrancic, Oliveira, Murphy, Klose, Stiepermann, Trybull, Maddison, Tettey.

Birmingham: Stockdale, Grounds, Colin, Dean, Morrison, Boga, Lowe, Walsh, Davis, Jota, Gallagher.

At Molineux, visitors Millwall are unchanged, while Wolves change one, bringing in Ben Marshall for Bright Enobakhare on the wing.

Wolves: Ruddy, Miranda, Coady, Batth, Doherty, Saiss, Neves, Vinagre, Marshall, Bonatini, Jota.

Millwall: Archer, McLaughlin, Meredith, Hutchinson, Williams, Gregory, Wallace, Webster, Morison, O'Brien, Saville.

Robert Snodgrass has to make do with a place on the Aston Villa bench, while winless Brentford make four changes to their team.

Aston Villa: Johnstone, Bree, Terry, Chester, Taylor, Whelan, Hourihane, Onomah, Green, Elmohamady, Davis.

Brentford: Bentley, Henry, Yennaris, Maupay, Watkins, Egan, Woods, Sawyers, Dalsgaard, Barbet, Canos.

Craig Noone makes his Bolton debut, while Jem Karacan passed a late fitness test, but new signings Marvin Johnson and Ryan Shotton can only make the Middlesbrough bench.

Bolton: Alnwick, Beevers, Karacan, Noone, Madine, Robinson, Derik, Pratley, Morais, Darby, Wheater.

Middlesbrough: Randolph, Christie, Fry, Gibson, Fabio, Clayton, Leadbitter, Traore, Downing, Baker, Assombalonga.