Barbet and Woods score late as Brentford beat Leeds
Leeds' Alioski had cancelled out Maupay's opener for Bees
Leon Clarke hits four as Sheff Utd come from behind to beat Hull
Blades go second, two points behind leaders Wolves
Sheff Wed win 2-1 at Villa, who lost John Terry to suspected broken metatarsal
Reading beat Derby 4-2; Bolton win to climb off bottom of the table
Bristol City beat 10-man Cardiff in early kick-off
Tyler Walker (13 mins)
QPR shoot themselves in the foot. Kieran Dowell pinches the ball and races forward before squaring for Tyler Walker to beat Alex Smithies and score his first league goal for Forest in over two years.
Rangers have a terrible record away from home of late and they have started poorly again.
Sone Aluko (12 mins)
Reading off to a terrific start at Pride Park!
The Royals have doubled their lead within three minutes and Sone Aluko has a second in as many games.
John Swift involved once more in the build-up as he exchanged passes with Aluko on the edge of the area before the former Fulham man unleashed a shot on goal.
Bolton 0-0 Norwich
Norwich have enjoyed the better of the early stages at the Macron Stadium, with Cameron Jerome seeing an effort palmed away to safety by Bolton keeper Ben Alnwick.
The hosts have also threatened, with David Wheater seeing an effort deflected behind.
Liam Moore (9 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWell, that's changed things - Reading take the lead almost straight after that change for Derby.
John Swift floats in a dangerous free-kick to the back post and Liam Moore rises above the Derby defence to head it home.
Derby County 0-0 Reading
Not much to shout about so far at Pride Park.
Derby have been forced into an early change though with skipper Richard Keogh having to come off with an injury.
Former Reading centre-back Alex Pearce has taken his place.
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Sheffield United 0-0 Hull City
Sheffield United have started like a side who know they can go second with a win.
Billy Sharp, who was recalled to the starting line-up today, has already tested Allan McGregor in the Hull goal.
Tom Bradshaw (2 mins)
And suddenly both second city sides are behind as Barnsley's top scorer Tom Bradshaw marks his return to the starting line-up by stabbing in Harvey Barnes' cross from close range.
That's nine this season now for the former Walsall striker.
Adam Reach (1 min)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWell, we didn't have to wait long got that first goal!
It's taken just 30 seconds for Adam Reach to get it for Sheffield Wednesday at Aston Villa and to stun the majority of the crowd at Villa Park.
A terrific strike into the top corner past Sam Johnstone from the left winger.
After a moment's silence around the grounds ahead of Remembrance weekend next week, which falls on an international break, we're off and running.
Where will the first goal come from this afternoon?
Not long to go now - strap yourselves in for a busy couple of hours....
Millwall v Burton Albion (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesAnd finally, we look ahead to this afternoon's clash at the New Den.
Home has certainly been a stronghold for the Lions of Millwall in their first season back in the Championship.
But, consistency is what has so far eluded Neil Harris' men as they look to bounce back from defeat by Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday night.
Burton are smarting somewhat after back-to-back home defeats by Ipswich and Barnsley. Will luck be more on the Brewers side this afternoon as they try to climb out of the bottom three?
Nottingham Forest v QPR (15:00 GMT)
Only goal difference separates these two before kick-off at the City Ground.
Nottingham Forest are, like Ipswich, yet to experience a draw this season in the league.
Their latest defeat of the campaign came at Reading on Tuesday in a lacklustre display.
QPR have the superior goal difference ahead of this one and will be full of confidence after they knocked Sheffield United off the division's top spot on Tuesday.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBolton Wanderers v Norwich City (15:00 GMT)
Bolton Wanderers have the chance to extend their unbeaten run to four matches this afternoon and more crucially pull themselves off the foot of the Championship.
Norwich City are in town this afternoon who are smarting somewhat from back-to-back defeats.
SAM - the Sports Analytic Machine that claims to know how to predict these things - has put an away wn at 52%.
Phil Parkinson will hope his side can upset those odds.
Barnsley v Birmingham City (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesTwo sides perched within the vicinity of the bottom three meet at Oakwell and a win for either would do bags of good for confidence.
Barnsley edged out a determined Burton 4-2 on Tuesday courtesy of Joe Williams' stunning volley while Birmingham slumped to a ninth defeat of the campaign at home to Brentford.
Steve Cotterill knows the scale of the job on his hands now as Blues sit just two points above the bottom three.
With just eight goals scored in their 15 league games so far this season, theirs is the lowest tally of any side in the EFL.
Ipswich Town v Preston North End (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesTwo sides looking for a change of fortune meet at Portman Road as Ipswich host Preston.
Inconsistency has dogged Ipswich's season so far with seven wins and seven defeats.
Victory at Burton last Saturday wasn't back-up up as Mick McCarthy's side were beaten 3-1 at Cardiff on Tuesday.
Preston come into the game on the back of three straight defeats and no win in their past five league games.
Alex Neil makes his first return to Suffolk since he took charge of East Anglian adversaries Norwich City.
Derby County v Reading (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesDerby County are the Championship's form horses coming into this afternoon's meeting with Reading.
Gary Rowett's side have won their past four league games and are unbeaten in their past seven.
What's more, Derby like the month of November and being at home having won 10 of their past 11 home league matches in this calendar month, winning the past seven in a row while keeping six clean sheets.
Reading meanwhile will hope they can take momentum from their midweek 3-1 win against Derby's neighbours Nottingham Forest in what has so far been an indifferent campaign for Jaap Stam's side.
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Aston Villa v Sheffield Wednesday (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThings seem to be coming together at the right time for Aston Villa and Steve Bruce.
A midweek victory at Preston lifted Villa back into the top six, who have lost just once in their past 12 league games.
Sheffield Wednesday are yet to fire at the same level of the past two seasons, but a 2-1 win against Millwall at Hillsborough on Tuesday allowed Jordan Rhodes to rediscover his scoring touch.
Image source, Rex FeaturesNottingham Forest v QPR: Nottingham Forest hand starts to Darryl Murphy and young striker Tyler Walker following a 3-1 defeat by Reading, while QPR make one change, with Joel Lynch replacing Jordan Cousins after returning from suspension.
Sheffield United v Hull City: Chris Wilder opts for five changes, bringing in Simon Moore, Jake Wright, John Fleck, Mark Duffy and Billy Sharp after a 1-0 defeat by QPR. Hull make two alterations, with Ola Aina and Kamil Grosicki preferred to Michael Hector and Kevin Stewart.