Wolves go top of Championship with win over Aston Vila
Diogo Jota and Leo Bonatini scored Wolves' second-half goals
Bolton ended 640-minute goal drought and got first league win of season
Sheffield United beat Ipswich 1-0 to move level with second-placed Cardiff
Now for a look at how things stand after 12 matches in League Two.
Leading the way is Exeter, two points clear of Kevin Nolan's Notts County at the top, while the English Football League is being propped up by Chesterfield, who are on a nine-match winless run in the league.
Image source, .Here is the League One table for you to get reacquainted with... not that there would be any Shrewsbury fans out there who would have forgotten that they are top of the pile.
Image source, .Now for getting up to speed on how things stand in the English Football League.
We start with the Championship where Cardiff start the day top of the table, but they can be overtaken at the summit by both Sheffield United and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Wolves need only avoid defeat in this evening's match against Aston Villa to go above Cardiff, while a big win for Sheffield United over Ipswich (15:00 BST kick-off) would be enough to send them top (for a while at the very least).
At the bottom, Bolton are the only side in the EFL still looking for their first league win of 2017-18.
Image source, .And now for the day's full League Two schedule.
Again, all action gets under way at 15:00 BST.
As usual, we will be bring you comprehensive updates from across the English Football League.
Here is a complete list of today's offering from League One, all of which are kicking off at 15:00 BST.
Right, now for a list of Championship matches we have coming this afternoon.
Our focus for the 15:00 BST kick-offs will be on stuttering Leeds United, who host Reading, with fourth-placedSheffield United's home game against Ipswich Town and QPR's trip to struggling Sunderland also high on the agenda.
Today's full list of 15:00 BST kick-offs:
After those matches are won and done, we turn our attentions to the Midlands derby between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Aston Villa at Molineux.
Birmingham City 1-0 Cardiff City
It was a riveting night at St Andrew's where leaders Cardiff were beaten by a Birmingham City side led by Steve Cotterill for the first time. Victory moves Blues two points clear of the relegation places, while defeat for Cardiff means they can be overtaken at the summit today.
BBC Sport's Ged Scott was there for us last night. Check out his report by clicking on the link below.
New Birmingham boss Steve Cotterill gets off to a winning start as his much-changed side beat Championship leaders Cardiff City.
Read MoreOn the subject of Bristol City, BBC Points West's interview with head coach Lee Johnson makes for remarkable viewing.
The 36-year-old talks about everything from receiving a death threat during the 2016-17 season after signing Bristol Rovers striker Matty Taylor, to the remarkable turnaround the Ashton Gate club has made on the field.
Bristol City 0-0 Burton Albion
We start at Ashton Gate, where hosts Bristol City were held to a goalless draw by lowly Burton Albion.
The result prevented the Robins from moving up to second spot and was enough lift the Brewers one spot to 20th in the table.
Bristol City miss the chance to go second in the Championship as they are held to a goalless draw at home by Burton.
Read MoreBefore we look too far ahead today, let's look back at last night's Championship results.
After a drip feed of World Cup qualifiers and a Championship appetizer last night, the English Football League is back in full swing today with 33 matches across three divisions.
Image source, Getty ImagesTwo international breaks have come and gone (and there is universal disappointment in your national team), you grumble with confusion as you spot unseasonable early festive decorations for the first time and football managers are dropping like autumnal leaves.
There is nothing quiet like October in old Blighty.