Forest's Dowell completes hat-trick from spot
Bowen and Hector pull goals back for Hull
Hull fans throw tennis balls on pitch in protest at owners
QPR beat high-flying Wolves, Cardiff held by Millwall
Bristol City win at Sunderland, Norwich lose to Derby
The Robins only team in top eight to win
Sheff Utd stay top after Friday's victory
Sheff Wed v Barnsley (12:30 BST)
Sheffield Wednesday make two changes, with Joost van Aken and Daniuel Pudil coming in, while Mamadou Thiam makes his first start for Barnsley.
Sheffield Wednesday: Westwood, Hunt, Lees, Van Aken, Pudil, Wallace, Lee, Bannan, Reach, Fletcher, Hooper.
Barnsley: Davies: McCarthy, MacDonald, Lindsay, Yiadom, Hammill, Williams, McGeehan, Barnes, Thiam, Bradshaw.
Image source, BBC SportThat means, at the start of play, the Championship table looks a bit like this.
Wolves and Cardiff will still be hoping to end the day top, while Bristol City, Preston and Derby could all yet find themselves in the top six by 17:00 BST too.
We'll bring you all the build-up to our 15:00 BST kick-offs throughout the next couple of hours, but first let's turn our attentions towards Hillsborough, where the two managers have been busy naming their teams for the South Yorkshire derby...
Leeds 1-2 Sheff Utd
Sheffield United, promoted from League One last season, went top of the Championship thanks to David Brooks' late winner at Yorkshire rivals Leeds United.
Billy Sharp put the visitors in front with a second-minute header that keeper Andy Lonergan could not keep out, as the Blades controlled the early stages.
Kalvin Phillips equalised for the hosts with a cleanly-struck volley from the edge of the area before the break.
Samuel Saiz's swerving strike hit the post for Leeds before substitute Brooks won the game with a calm, low finish.
In-form Sheffield United go top of the Championship thanks to substitute David Brooks' late winner at Leeds.
Read MoreWelcome to our coverage of Saturday's English Football League action, which, perhaps fittingly, also ends in Yorkshire at the KCOM Stadium this evening.
There's plenty for us to work our way through in between too, with full programmes in League One and League Two and another eight fixtures from 15:00 BST in the Championship...
So who will end the day top of the EFL? Cardiff City and Wolves have been the pacesetters so far in 2017-18, but last night the Blades were out...
Sheff Wed v Barnsley (12:30 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesYorkshire Day (like that's even a thing, right?) may have come and gone at the start of August, but the county they call "God's own" still seems to be at the centre of our attention this weekend.
After last night's feisty derby at Elland Road provided us with a new name at the summit of the Championship table, we've another South Yorkshire tussle to get stuck into this lunchtime.
Expecting more fireworks? You betchya.