Joint-leaders Leeds, Wolves and Cardiff all win in Championship
Lee Carsley's Birmingham draw at Derby
Villa beat Forest 2-1 in Saturday's late game
League One leaders Shrewsbury have only unbeaten record in EFL
Reading 0-1 Hull
Fraizer Campbell pokes in from Seb Larsson's pass and Hull, who haven't won away from home in the league since August 2016, are in front away at Reading.
Image source, Rex FeaturesTwo sides in League Two being led by caretaker managers today, Port Vale and Chesterfield.
Both are struggling right at the bottom of the table but have made solid starts with both of their games still 0-0.
In fact there has been just one goal so in League Two - a 13th minute strike for Carlisle away at Crewe.
Leeds 1-0 Ipswich
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Elland Road
Ipswich Town have actually shown signs of life after going behind, helped by a couple of moments of carelessness in the Leeds United defence.
Mick McCarthy's animated body language tells you he wants much greater urgency from his team - waving frantically at David McGoldrick to close defenders down.
Bolton 0-0 Brentford
Goalless as things stand between the Championship's two winless sides, but it's the hosts who have come the closest to breaking the deadlock.
Mark Little crosses towards the onrushing Gary Madine who hits the post with a half-volley.
Will Bolton lift themselves off the bottom of the table today?
Not many goals around in the Championship, are there?
Blackpool just can't stop scoring.
The League One side have scored six goals in their past two games and are ahead at Bristol Rovers through Kyle Vassell.
Elsewhere in the third tier, third-bottom Bury may have not won since the opening day but they're ahead away at Charlton thanks to a goal from Jermaine Beckford.
Pierre-Michel Lasogga
Image source, PACardiff City, your short time at the top of the Championship table as it stands is over, for Leeds United's Pierre-Michel Lasogga has feasted on the delights of Conor Shaughnessy's through ball to slot home.
Delicious.
Wolves 0-0 Barnsley
What of the other team that was joint-leaders of the Championship at the start of play? Well, not much to report from Molineux, where it's been a fairly quiet start.
Leeds 0-0 Ipswich
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Elland Road
Image source, PALeeds United have made a very lively start, forcing a series of early corners. Very clear from the crowd reaction that Samuel Saiz is already a firm favourite here.
Craig Bryson
Craig Bryson scores the first goal in today's Championship games, slotting Cardiff in front at Sunderland from Nathaniel Mendez-Laing's pass.
Early days, but the Welsh side are top as it stands.
Simon Cox for Southend, Amari'i Bell equalises
Image source, Rex FeaturesWhat a start at Fleetwood, no sooner has Simon Cox given Southend the lead, the hosts have levelled more or less straight from the restart courtesy of Amari'i Bell.
Goalfest at Highbury!
It's Saturday. It's 15:00 BST. It can mean only one thing. That's right, the football is back. Huzzah.
We are under way across the country.
As we approach kick-off in our 15:00 BST games, a reminder that you can follow your EFL team on your BBC local radio station.
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Is it too soon to sack a manager? #bbcefl
Lee Sykes: I think not too early if you look at last season with Gary Caldwell and Harry Redknapp. Not like Frank de Boer with Palace - only 4 games.
Shivam Manghnani: It's better to get rid at this stage when someone clearly isn't working than to go a few months with them.
Leeds v Ipswich (15:00 BST)
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Elland Road
Leeds United are suddenly surrounded by a feelgood factor with the arrival of new owner and chairman Andrea Radrizzani accompanied by a place at the top of the Championship under the latest managerial arrival Thomas Christiansen.
False dawns are treated with suspicion at Elland Road after years in the darkness but there is a real buzz around here - the PA announcer has just revealed a crowd in excess of 34,000 is expected for today's visit of Ipswich Town.
Derby v Birmingham (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesHarry Redknapp says there is "every chance" his managerial career is over after he was sacked by Birmingham.
"I doubt very much whether it will happen again now," the 70-year-old told BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek programme a day after he left St Andrew's.
"I'm a realist. If I could help someone somewhere, help a young manager, I'd love that. I did it at Derby with Darren Wassall and had a great time."
Derby v Birmingham (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesBirmingham City have Lee Carsley managing the team at Derby today, following Harry Redknapp's departure seven days ago.
Carsley has previously had spells in caretaker charge of Coventry and Brentford - could an upturn in results see him get the job on a full-time basis?
In the opposite dugout will be Gary Rowett, who had taken Blues to the verge of the play-off places when he was sacked midway through last season.
Bolton v Brentford (15:00 BST)
There are only two clubs yet to win in the Championship this season, and they face each other at the Macron Stadium today.
After eight league games apiece, how do Bolton and Brentford's respective records compare?
Image source, Getty ImagesBolton v Brentford (15:00 BST)
Bolton fans - it's not been the start to the season you may have wanted. The Trotters are bottom of the Championship and have conceded more goals than anyone in the league.
"We have to be realistic, we know we are in a difficult position," manager Phil Parkinson told BBC Radio Manchester.
They face Brentford today, who aren't faring much better on the pitch. Is today the day that either of their winless runs ends?
Image source, PAWolves v Barnsley (15:00 BST)
Plenty of individuals have caught the eye in the EFL this season and one of those is Wolves forward Diogo Jota.
Image source, EmpicsThe Portugal Under-21 international has been a revelation for Wanderers since joining on a season-long loan from Atletico Madrid, scoring five goals in total and four in September alone.
There's also a welcome sight on the bench for Wolves fans today - £13m winger Helder Costa returns after five months out with an ankle injury.