FT: Swansea 2-2 Leeds
Roofe and Hernandez score for Leeds
McBurnie nets twice for Swansea
Taylor and Weimann (2) give Bristol City 3-0 win at QPR
QPR lost first four games
Derby beat Ipswich 2-0 to give Lampard first home win
Hull come from behind to beat Rotherham 3-2
Portsmouth & Peterborough both maintain 100% winning starts
Pablo Hernandez (79 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesYet again Leeds equalise against the run of play!
Patrick Bamford sends a low cross from the left-wing into the box and somehow no Swansea defender can quite get to it and former Swansea midfielder Pablo Hernandez pokes it home.
They've got 10 minutes to find a winner.
Jamie Proctor (75 mins)
Could this be the start of a turnaround at the New York Stadium?
Rotherham substitute Jamie Proctor works his way on to Zak Vyner's cross and there's just one goal in it.
Image source, Rex FeaturesRotherham 1-3 Hull
A big chance for Jackson Irvine to bag a hat-trick this evening.
The Australian works onto a Hull City corner in the box but he thunders a half volley over the crossbar.
Tom Lawrence (68 mins)
Derby double their lead!
The Rams are awarded a free-kick 20 yards out - Tom Lawrence steps up and his strike beats Bartosz Bialkowski, who will probably regret taking a pace to his right before the kick was taken.
Ipswich fans know all about Lawrence - he netted 11 goals for the Tractor Boys on loan from Leicester in 2016-17.
The Welsh striker is on course to surpass that tally - that free-kick was his third goal already this season for the Rams.
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's goals galore at Oxford where the hosts have twice led but Accrington have levelled on each occasion.
There are four goals at Spotland too - but Barnsley have got all of them. Kieffer Moore has completed his hat-trick as the Tykes lead Rochdale 4-0.
Blackpool have taken the lead at home to Coventry through Mark Cullen.
QPR 0-2 Bristol City
Image source, Rex FeaturesRangers should have been back in it there.
Conor Washington beats Robins keeper Niki Maenpaa to a through ball and squares for Eberechi Eze but he takes a heavy touch and Adam Webster cleares off the line.
Swansea 2-1 Leeds
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium
Marcelo Bielsa and Graham Potter are both wearing tracksuits on the touchline, but in their own distinctive ways.
Bielsa: disgruntled dad answering the door on a hungover Sunday.
Potter: your local tennis club's professional, coaching the kids on a Saturday morning.
Swansea 2-1 Leeds
That could have been a hat-trick for Oli McBurnie!
The Swansea man receives the ball on the edge of the 18-yard line and unleashes a shot which forces Bailey Peacock-Farrell into a diving save.
What a game this is.
Joe Ledley (59 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesWhat a strike!
A corner breaks to Joe Ledley 25 yards out and the Welsh midfielder lashes a beauty into the top corner.
A goal completely out of keeping with the quality of this game, but relief for Frank Lampard.
Colchester's night is getting even better. Ryan Jackson's just put them 4-0 up against Crewe.
Swindon are 2-1 up against Crawley while MK Dons are 1-1 at home to Grimsby.
Meanwhile, leaders Exeter are still 2-0 up away at Cambridge United.
QPR 0-2 Bristol City
Hoops fans are amusing themselves by mocking the Robins for 'only' being 2-0 up, questioning City's quality using one of those well-worn - but not publishable - terrace chants.
Surely the fourth league game of the season is too early for gallows humour?
Image source, Rex FeaturesDerby 0-0 Ipswich
The second half has begun in the same manner that the first ended - uneventfully.
You can sense a bit of tension in the air at Pride Park and no wonder given Derby's recent record against the Tractor Boys.
The Rams - amazingly, given their status as perennial promotion challengers - have not won at home to Ipswich in 10 attempts.
And they have lost the last three of those meetings 1-0...
Swansea 2-1 Leeds
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium
While Oli McBurnie celebrates his second goal - and a mighty fine header it was - Marcelo Bielsa looks rather glum in his hoodie and tracksuit bottoms on the Leeds bench. Swansea are out-Bielsaing Bielsa at times.
Oli McBurnie (51 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe neck muscles on this lad, I tell ya.
Oli McBurnie lifts a header from height and from a tight angle past Bailey Peacock-Farrell from Martin Olsson's pinpoint cross.
That's his 12th Championship goal in 2018 and second of the evening.
Swansea are back in front!
Jackson Irvine (47 mins)
A perfect start to the half for Hull City.
Jackson Irvine is the man on the scoresheet again. This time he works onto Fraizer Campbell's pass to make it 3-1 from the back post.
Image source, Rex FeaturesAndi Weimann (50 mins)
City double their advantage!
More poor defending from Rangers as Niclas Eliasson is afforded space to stand up a cross from the left - and Andi Weimann is given even more room to direct a fine header past Matt Ingram.
It looks like City's winless start could be over - but QPR's problems continue to deepen.
Image source, Rex FeaturesQPR 0-1 Bristol City
QPR had double the amount of shots - and double the number of efforts on target - as Bristol City in that first half. And yet they trail.
Hoops fans needing reasons for optimism - and there will be a few after three straight defeats - can console themselves with a couple of stats.
Bristol City have not beaten QPR in 16 attempts, stretching back to 1977.
And QPR have only lost one Tuesday home game in 21 matches - winning 13 and drawing seven.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSo, a good first 45 minutes for Bristol City and Hull.
Leeds will be buoyed by that late first-half leveller through Kemar Roofe at Swansea.
Derby have looked a bit toothless so far against Ipswich.
QPR... their sticky start to the season has continued at Loftus Road.
Games in the Championship, League One and League Two are beginning to get under way after the break...
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