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The teams are out. Anticipation aplenty around Pride Park.

Leeds have a shocking record away against Derby County, losing nine and winning just one of their previous 12 matches.

I am pretty sure Marcelo Bielsa is not going to be overly worried by that.

High quality, high pressing and sky-high expectations are all around Leeds United since the legendary Argentine took over as boss.

And the opening day win over Stoke City - one of the favourites for the title in the Championship - means those hopes are even higher.

Bielsa is a "complete one-off".

Don't take my word for it. Have a read of this by clicking this link, from a man who knows.

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Energy, workrate and the much-talked about high press.

Defending starts from the front. Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds epitomised that last time out.

Kemar Roofe, Pablo Hernandez, Ezgjan Alioski and Samu Saiz all shone in the win over Stoke. Expect more of the same today.

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Of all the new faces to arrive at Derby this summer, Martyn Waghorn was perhaps one of the more surprising.

But Derby boss Frank Lampard was well chuffed to finally get his man after weeks of wrangling.

The 28-year-old former Rangers and Leicester striker scored 16 goals for Ipswich last season.

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Lampard told BBC Derby Sport: "He plays the lone striker role with power, strength and real quality. I hope and expect him to bring that here.

"He has a great attitude and a great physical strength. He can bring people into play and run in behind.”

Let's check on the team news shall we?

The big news for Derby is that Martyn Waghorn comes straight in for his debut up front. David Nugent has an injury.

Leeds are unchanged from the 3-1 victory over Stoke. Why change a winning team? Old school.

Derby: Carson, Wisdom, Keogh, Tomori, Lowe, Bryson, Ledley, Mount, Wilson, Waghorn, Lawrence.

Subs: Forsyth, Jozefzoon, Marriott, Johnson, Pearce, Bennett, Roos.

Leeds: Peacock-Farrell, Ayling, Berardi, Cooper, Douglas, Phillips, Hernandez, Samuel, Klich, Alioski, Roofe.

Subs: Bamford, Roberts, Jansson, Harrison, Blackman, Baker, Shackleton.

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Thanks Tom. And breathe. Albeit very briefly before this cracker gets going.

Derby manager Frank Lampard has smiled his way through pre-season, the first game of the season and the transfer window.

Will the wily Marcelo Bielsa spoil his fun at Pride Park today?

Nine new faces have arrived at Pride Park under Lampard.

"I’m very pleased. We have done a lot of good business," he said. "All the players bring different attributes. We are in a pretty good place with a strong squad and we need to show it on the pitch.

“I have tried to being some energy into the team particularly across the midfield and attack.”

But that's not the end of today's EFL action... Owen Phillips will now take you through a tasty-looking game at Pride Park.

So QPR and Reading are the only Championship sides yet to pick up a point after two games.

Of the team to have played twice, Swansea and Aston Villa are the only ones to still have a 100% record.

In contrast, in League One, five sides have picked up two wins from two, while pre-season promotion hopefuls Exeter, Lincoln City and MK Dons have all taken maximum points so far in League Two.

• Paul Tisdale oversaw a second win from two as MK Dons boss, but it took a 90th-minute goal from substitute Ousseynou Cisse to earn a 1-0 win over Bury
• Exeter City seem to be adjusting to life without Tisdale, the Grecians easing to a 2-0 win at Morecambe under rookie boss Matt Taylor.
• Lincoln are showing no signs off a play-off hangover from last season, the Imps thrashing Swindon Town 4-1.

• Sunderland take the lead but are denied victory in a keenly contested 1-1 draw away against Luton Town.
• Barnsley make it two wins and six goals scored with none conceded as they ease to a 2-0 win away at Bradford.
• Peterborough turn on the style for manager Steve Evans, coming from a goal down to thrash Rochdale 4-1.

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• West Brom come from behind to win a seven-goal thriller at Norwich, with England one-cap wonder Jay Rodriguez scoring twice for the Baggies.
• Aston Villa snatch a last-gasp winner to beat Wigan at Villa Park - a game they had trailed 2-1 in the second half.
• Ollie Watkins scores a superb equaliser for Brentford at Stoke, while Swansea beat Preston to continue their winning start in the Championship.

Full-time whistles have now sounded at all 11 of the 15:00 games in the Championship, where there have been 27 goals.

Let's round it all up for you...

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Villa claim back-to-back wins with a very late goal.

A controversial penalty from substitute David McGoldrick and it's back-to-back defeats for QPR as the Blades come from behind at Loftus Road.

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Rotherham are off the mark in the Championship!

It's two wins from two for Graham Potter's Swansea.

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Substitute Hillal Soudani grabs the winner for Forest on his debut.

Stoke are made to wait for their first win of the campaign as Brentford impress after the break. The Bees could have won it as well.

Both teams hit the woodwork at Ewood Park but it ends goalless between Blackburn and Millwall.