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Sheffield United registered their first league win of the season last Saturday, winning 2-1 at QPR following defeats against Swansea and Middlesbrough to start the season.

The Blades have lost their last two league games at Bramall Lame, and haven't lost three consecutive home league games since February 2013.

Norwich are looking for their first league win of the season after drawing at Birmingham and losing a seven-goal thriller to West Brom last weekend.

Canaries' summer signing Jordan Rhodes has had more shots on target than any other Championship player this season with seven, but he's only scored with one of those efforts.

The Sheffield Wednesday loanee will hope his luck turns this afternoon.

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Reading have lost their first two games of the league season for the first time in 20 years.

A third defeat would be their worst start to a campaign since 1959-60, when the Berkshire club were in the third tier.

Visitors Bolton narrowly avoided relegation last season but have taken four points from their first two Championship games, beating West Brom and drawing at Bristol City.

New signing Josh Magennis has netted in both of those matches following his summer move from Charlton.

But the Trotters haven't won any of their past eight league games against Reading stretching back to 2008 - and former Royals midfielder Phil Parkinson has never beaten his former club in five previous attempts as a manager.

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Aston Villa seemed to be lurching towards crisis during the summer.

After losing the Championship play-off final to Fulham the Villans revealed that their financial position was decidedly uncertain.

But the Villa have attracted new investment, managed to keep hold of star midfielder Jack Grealish and have made a 100% start to the season - avoiding a League Cup upset at Yeovil Town in the process.

Steve Bruce's side make the trip to Suffolk aiming to make it nine points from nine, and face an Ipswich Town side who have taken one point from their first two league games under new boss Paul Hurst.

The Tractor Boys have not been too resilient when going behind, having lost 19 of their last 22 Championship matches in which they've conceded first - winning just one of those.

You know things are going well when Leeds fans clap the appearance of a bucket for boss Marcelo Bielsa to sit on in the dugout.

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Both sides at the KCOM Stadium are looking to pick up their first win of the Championship season.

Hull scored the first goal in both their opening league games, but lost to Aston Villa and then were pegged back to a draw by Sheffield Wednesday.

Newly-promoted Blackburn have taken a point each from matches against Ipswich and Millwall - the first time they have opened a season with two draws since 1979-80.

Rovers will be looking to repeat their fine display from midweek, when Bradley Dack scored twice and set up two others as he inspired a 5-1 win at Carlisle in the League Cup.

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Tony Pulis' Middlesbrough have made an unbeaten start to the campaign and sit top of the fledgling Championship table.

After a late comeback at Millwall secured a draw on the opening day, last season's beaten play-off semi-finalists have recorded wins over Sheffield United and Birmingham.

Bristol City, their hosts today, are still looking for their first win of the new season.

The Robins have drawn their first two league games, and crashed out of the League Cup - a competition they reached the last four of last season - against League One Plymouth in midweek

Lee Johnson's side are winless in six league matches, their worst run since March 2017.

John Akinde has just levelled for Lincoln City in their derby at Grimsby.

The big striker was fouled in the area and got up to score from the spot.

There are 18 minutes to go in that one.

There was one game in League Two last night.

Yeovil striker Alex Fisher hit his first senior hat-trick as the Glovers ran out 4-0 winners at Notts County to pick up their first victory of the season in style.

Three clubs have 100% records in League Two so far this season.

Exeter City, Lincoln City and MK Dons have all taken maximum points from their first two games of the season.

Lincoln are deep into the second half of their match at Grimsby, with the Mariners leading 1-0.

Meanwhile, the Grecians are at home to Newport County, while the Dons travel to Crewe.

At the bottom, Cheltenham, Macclesfield and Morecambe are still looking to get off the mark.

Here are the rest of today's fixtures in the fourth tier, which all kick off at 15:00 BST.

• Bury v Forest Green
• Chelteham v Carlisle
• Crewe v MK Dons
• Exeter v Newport County
• Mansfield v Colchester
• Northampton v Cambridge
• Oldham v Macclesfield
• Port Vale v Crawley
• Stevenage v Morecambe
• Swindon v Tranmere

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Five teams in League One have made perfect starts to the season, while four clubs are yet to get off the mark.

Barnsley sit top of the early table having not conceded a goal, and welcome unbeaten AFC Wimbledon to Oakwell.

Doncaster and Portsmouth face sides who are yet to win, in Burton and Oxford United respectively.

Peterborough and Gillingham are also eyeing their third wins. Posh host promoted Luton and the Gills go to Walsall.

Here's the full run-down of matches in League One, which all kick-off at 15:00 BST:

• Accrington v Charlton
• Barnsley v AFC Wimbledon
• Burton v Doncaster
• Coventry v Plymouth
• Fleetwood v Rochdale
• Peterborough v Luton
• Portsmouth v Oxford
• Shrewsbury v Blackpool
• Southend v Bradford
• Walsall v Gillingham
• Wycombe v Bristol Rovers

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It's been one win and one defeat for new Derby County boss Frank Lampard in the Championship.

The former Chelsea and England midfielder got off to the perfect start with a late winner at Reading, but then saw his side picked apart in a 4-1 home defeat by Leeds United last Saturday.

A routine League Cup win at Oldham will have provided some respite in midweek, but it is a rather different challenge for the 40-year-old this afternoon.

It's a trip to Millwall for the Rams, with the Lions looking to record their first league win of the season after drawing their opening two games.

And as a former Chelsea and West Ham player, I'm sure the home supporters will offer Frank a special welcome to The Den.

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New Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa has taken to English football like a duck to water.

His United side won their opening two league games convincingly, comfortably beating a Stoke side tipped for an immediate return to the Premier League and then dispatching play-off regulars Derby County last weekend.

The former Argentina and Chile manager subsequently saw his charges navigate the first round of the League Cup with a 2-1 win over Bolton in midweek.

Next up is a Yorkshire derby for Bielsa, with Rotherham United the visitors to Elland Road.

It might not be the liveliest match-up the 63-year-old has come across in his managerial career, but there have been five red cards in the last four Championship meetings between these sides, with two for the Whites and three for the Millers.

There is already one game under way in League Two, with Lincoln fans treated to a 13:00 BST kick-off at Grimsby.

Lincoln have won both their opening two league games this season but have work to do to keep that run going.

Grimsby lead 1-0 through Martyn Woolford's goal on 33 minutes.

That one has about 40 minutes left to play in the second half.

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This weekend's Championship action got under way last night, when Birmingham hosted relegated Swansea City.

Blues failed to find a way past the Swans despite dominating the match and remain without a win this season.

Read the full report of the action at St Andrew's by clicking the link below.

There are nine Championship games at 15:00 BST, with Preston entertaining Stoke in the late kick-off.

Here's how the fixtures look;

• Bristol City v Middlesbrough
• Hull City v Blackburn Rovers
• Ipswich Town v Aston Villa
• Leeds United v Rotherham United
• Millwall v Derby County
• Reading v Bolton Wanderers
• Sheffield United v Norwich City
• West Bromwich Albion v Queens Park Rangers
• Wigan Athletic v Nottingham Forest
• Preston North End v Stoke City (17:30 BST)

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They say a football season is a marathon, not a sprint.

On the eve of the campaign, everything seems rosy and there is plenty of optimism.

It's started brilliantly for nine EFL clubs, who are looking to extend their 100% starts and make it three wins from three today.

Meanwhile, 10 clubs have failed to register a single point so far.

Who will still be on cloud nine come full-time? And who will be thinking they're in for a season of struggle?

Stick with us and we'll guide you through all of the action.