Leeds go top of Championship
Unbeaten Whites beat Birmingham 2-0
Wolves & Bristol City in 3-3 draw
Championship leaders Cardiff lose 3-0 at Preston
Bolton still winless after 1-0 defeat by Sheff Utd
Villa & Boro both down to 10 - ends goalless
Sunderland lose at home to Forest
QPR 0-1 Millwall
Image source, Rex FeaturesHaving fallen behind early on to Conor McLaughlin's goal, QPR are now having a good spell against Millwall, and Conor Washington looks sharp tonight up front. But the hosts are still yet to have a shot at goal.
Meanwhile, Barnsley have levelled things up in the EFL Cup, as Adam Jackson's effort makes it 1-1 against Derby.
Two goals in four minutes have put Rotherham firmly in control against Walsall.
Lee Frecklington scored in the 13th before Jon Taylor made it two in the 16th.
Elsewhere in League One, Blackpool lead at Plymouth thanks to Colin Daniel's goal and Chris Long has put Northampton 1-0 up at home to Portsmouth.
All the games in League Two are goalless. For now...
Sunderland 0-0 Nottingham Forest
It's been all Sunderland in the opening 20 minutes at the Stadium of Light - but still no breakthrough.
Callum McManaman is causing mayhem on the wings and went close with a shot that was blocked.
The Black Cats need to make this pressure tell.
Samu Saiz (17 mins)
Leeds going top as it stands.
Pierre Michel-Lasogga sees his initial shot saved well by David Stockdale but Samu Saiz is on hand to get the ball over the line on the rebound.
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Leeds 0-0 Birmingham
Leeds on top so far, with Birmingham having to defend a number of crosses into the box.
The visitors are standing up to the challenge so far but they can't get out.
Nico Yennaris (9 mins)
Sheffield Wednesday clear a corner but only as far as Nico Yennaris, who strikes low past Keiren Westwood, who would have hoped to do better with that.
Cracking start for the Bees, who are looking for their first league win of the season.
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Tony Bellamy: Could this be another torturous night for us Sunderland fans?
Time will tell Tony, but the Black Cats have just gone really close to opening the scoring against Nottingham Forest. Lewis Grabban blasted over the bar - still 0-0.
Conor McLaughlin (6 mins)
Millwall strike first in tonight's London derby as Conor McLaughlin hits a sweet strike in to the roof of the net from just inside the area. He's taken it very well.
Elsewhere, in the EFL Cup, Derby have taken an early lead at Barnsley through Johnny Russell.
Aston Villa 0-0 Middlesbrough
Former Aston Villa man Adama Traore is sent off within five minutes of his Villa Park return for a foul on Conor Hourihane.
Leeds 0-0 Birmingham
Leeds force an early free-kick but it comes to nothing.
The hosts could go top with a win tonight.
We're under way in our 19:45 BST kick offs up and down the country.
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Barnsley v Derby (19:45 BST)
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Barnsley owner Patrick Cryne has written an incredibly poignant piece for the programme for tonight's EFL Cup second round tie between the Reds and Derby.
Cryne is terminally ill with cancer and the letter reflects on his time with the club and thanks the fans for their support.
Image source, Getty ImagesSome news from earlier today, as Sky announced they will be able to stream all midweek Championship matches after agreeing a new £600m five-year domestic rights deal with the English Football League.
All EFL clubs will be able to stream midweek league games via their websites if Sky are not broadcasting them live.
The contract will run from 2019-2024, with the value of the rights increasing by 36% from the present agreement.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWith nine fixtures on tap tonight, there's another chance for the Championship's last two winless teams to break their duck.
Bolton host fifth-placed Sheffield United, while Brentford are at Sheffield Wednesday.
Leaders Cardiff look to continue their unbeaten start to the season as they visit Preston, while third-placed Wolves welcome Bristol City to Molineux.
Fixtures (All 19:45 BST unless stated):
QPR v Millwall (19:45 BST)
Few people would have tipped QPR to be up near the top end of the table after only narrowly avoiding relegation last season, but their 2-1 victory over Ipswich on Saturday left them eighth in the early standings.
Forward Jamie Mackie is no stranger to promotion with the Rs, having reached the Premier League in his first spell with the club in 2011, and he feels Ian Holloway's current squad might be capable of repeating that feat.
Image source, Getty Images"The hunger within the squad I can see really excites me," he told BBC Radio London.
"Massimo [Luongo] is one, and other players who are very similar to Massimo in terms of they want to get into the Premier League and they want to play at the highest level.
"That’s only a good thing for QPR if they can drag other players and this club in that direction then it’s a great thing. I feel there’s that hunger in the changing room again now."
QPR v Millwall (19:45 BST)
It's been 18 months since Neil Harris stepped up from his job as a coach to replace Ian Holloway as Millwall manager.
Tonight marks the first meeting between the pair since Holloway took on his current role as manager of Queens Park Rangers, and Harris admitted that the "Ollie" factor will add a little extra to the occasion at Loftus Road tonight.
Image source, Getty Images"It's a Millwall atmosphere at QPR. They're always good games to play in, QPR v Millwall, and then there's the added spice of Ollie being the manager," he told BBC Radio London.
"I've got a huge respect for what he's achieved in the game, had some great moments here as well.
"He left at a time when it wasn't going well for us, but we have to remember what he achieved the year before when he kept us in the division."
League Two preview
Image source, Getty ImagesPort Vale fans might want to erase the last 12 months from their memories.
Relegation from League One last season has been followed by five-straight losses in League Two this term leaving them bottom.
Tonight Michael Brown's strugglers visit Luton.
Elsewhere, early table-toppers Exeter travel to Barnet, while it's a clash of the two promoted teams - Forest Green and Lincoln - at The New Lawn.
League One preview
Image source, Getty ImagesSurprise early League One leaders Shrewsbury Town are looking to make it six wins from their opening seven games this evening as Southend United visit.
Charlton, who beat the Shrimpers on Saturday, have won four-straight matches - they welcome Wigan to The Valley.
Bottom side Oldham, have only picked up one point so far - they face the long journey south to face Bristol Rovers.
Talking of mammoth journeys for away fans - Blackpool supporters have the small matter of a 645-mile round-trip to struggling Plymouth.