There cannot have been many better summer signings than Jorge Grant, who joined Notts County on loan from Nottingham Forest.

He has just scored his 12th goal of the season to put the League Two leaders 1-0 up against Cheltenham at Meadow Lane.

Elswhere, Luton are currently up to second having gone 3-0 up against Cambridge. Their second goal was an absolute cracker from Olly Lee who has netted from inside his own half.

There has been a forced change for Reading, which brings about a big cheer from Wolves fans.

Tiago Ilori is replaced by Dave Edwards, a man that Wolves fans know very well as he spent almost a decade at Molineux.

There have been a few chances for Aston Villa at Loftus Road.

Albert Adomah bursts into the area but can only rifle his shot wide of the far post before QPR goalkeeper Alex Smithies denies Josh Onomah.

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Shrewsbury could be extending their lead at the top of League One this evening.

Jon Nolan is the man on target for the Shrews, who lead Rotherham. Second-placed Wigan have just levelled against Bradford through Cheyenne Dunkley's strike.

In League Two, it's been a quiet start so far.

Crewe are winning away against Forest Green, Yeovil have taken the lead against Swindon and Mansfield and Luton have both just gone ahead in their respective home games.

Ohh, Sunderland players feeling a little aggrieved as they shout for a penalty after Duncan Watmore was upended in the box in the 25th minute.

The Black Cats still trail to George Saville's brace.

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Wolves are looking menacing as they chase a second at Reading.

Home goalkeeper Vito Mannone is tested by Ivan Cavaleiro, who swings in a dangerous free-kick.

It's still goalless at Hillsborough, where centre-half Aden Flint - with a career hat-trick and two back-heeled goals to his name - has gone closest with an overhead kick.

No, really, the big man has actually almost scored with an overhead kick...

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Well, things have just gone crazy at the Stadium of Light as the hosts try avoid a very unwanted piece of history.

Plenty has been said of Sunderland's shocking home form. They have not won at the Stadium of Light since December 2016 and, if they do not beat Millwall, they will become the first league team in the history of English football to fail to pick up a victory in 20 consecutive home games in all competitions.

Now, that is a horror run for the Black Cats faithful.

It is, however, worth noting that Millwall are not exactly great away from home...

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It's already looking bleak for Plymouth in League One.

They trail 1-0 at home to Ryan Ledson's penalty and have had keeper Ryan Edwards sent off.

Elsewhere in the same division Blackburn are ahead in the derby against Bury thanks to Marcus Antonsson's low shot, while Bradford have just taken the lead away against second-placed Wigan.

In form Charlton - chasing a fifth win in six - lead MK Dons 1-0.

Tony Bellamy: As a Sunderland fan I'm delighted Chris Coleman has become our manager. This job will see how good of a manager he is! This is a huge challenge for him!

Ronkula: Chris Coleman - I hoped we would get someone with credibility... We did!

It has been a lively start at the Madejski Stadium in a game that promises goals.

There is one great stat worth highlighting very early today.

If Leo Bonatini scores at Reading, he will become only the fifth player in Wolves' 130-year history to find the net in seven consecutive league matches.

Not even the legendary Steve Bull managed that!

Brazilian striker Bonatini is the leading scorer in the Championship with 10 goals so far this term.

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It has taken just a few minutes for Reading to fire a real warning shot against high-flying Wolves.

John Swift calls John Ruddy into action, with the visiting goalkeeper tipping the ball onto the post.