That's it for our coverage of today's EFL action.

In the end, there were comfortable wins for Brentford and Sunderland.

We'll be back on Tuesday for four Championship games, including Derby against Ipswich and Leeds United's trip to Swansea.

There will also be plenty of action in League One and League Two, so do join us.

Until next time, goodbye.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton player on BBC London 94.9

It was a brilliant performance by Brentford and the 2-0 scoreline flatters the visitors.

It could have been four or five.

There was a little spell when Wednesday were on top and Daniel Bentley had to make a save, but other than that it was comfortable.

Brentford clinch the three points.

Goals in either half from Neal Maupay and Ollie Watkins mean Brentford extend their unbeaten start to the season.

Sheffield Wednesday have taken just one point from their first three games of the season.

Olws keeper Cameron Dawson needs to make another save to keep out a shot from Said Benrahma at the death.

Great skill from the Algerian had set up a one-on-one but he couldn't convert.

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Sunderland continue their unbeaten start to the League One season thanks to a comfortable 3-0 home win over Scunthorpe.

The Black Cats did all the damage in the first half thanks to goals from Max Power, Josh Maja and Chris Maguire.

Into four minutes of added time at Griffin Park.

Brentford waste a chance to make it 3-0 at the death.

A great flick from Alan Judge sets up a one-on-one for Neal Maupay.

But the Frenchman can't take advantage.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton player on BBC London 94.9

The pace has dropped a bit as everybody is fatigued. Perhaps the heat has got to them a bit.

The whole pace and tempo has slowed and that will suit Brentford. They will look to manage the game now.

The Bees are trying to keep onto the ball in a bid to take the sting out of any Wednesday comeback.

Final change for Wednesday.

Matt Penney comes on for Daniel Pudil, who has picked up a knock.

Sunderland cruising to victory at the Stadium of Light with just over five minutes to play.

Josh Maja misses a good chance to add to his earlier goal as he fires wide.

The Black Cats will be ending the day in fourth while it's going to be a first league defeat of the season for Scunthorpe.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton player on BBC London 94.9

There has been some wonderful one and two-touch football from Brentford to move the ball and get in behind the defence.

It is a continental style of play.

It is difficult for the Wednesday to stop.

Wednesday keeper Cameron Dawson is called into action again to deny Neal Maupay.

A change for Wednesday as Marco Matias is replaced by Steven Fletcher up front.

The Owls may look to go more direct now.

The Bees make their last substitution, as Ollie Watkins comes off and Alan Judge comes on.

Fernando Forestieri has a dig at the Brentford goal but badly slices his effort off target.

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Bees forward Ollie Watkins looks to add to his tally after cutting in from the left, but sends his effort off target.

He had Said Benrahma up in support and should have added a third for the hosts there.

Midfielder Kamo Mokotjo and forward Said Benrahma replace Lewis Macloed and Sergi Canos for the Bees

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton player on BBC London 94.9

Brentford seem like they have stepped on again physically.

Wedensday can't seem to get out of their half and seem to have run out of ideas.

They may start to go long.

Goalscorer Ollie Watkins tracks back to deny Ashley Baker a sight at the Brentford goal.

Brentford come forward again and Sergi Canos has an effort blocked by keeper Cameron Dawson.

Neal Maupay is brought down by Tom Lees but the Wedesday captain avoids a booking.