Wayne Andrews: What grade would I give Luton Town so far? C-minus - but the "exams" were very hard - Portsmouth (A), Sunderland (H) and Peterborough (A).

John Rushton: I'd give Leeds' start to the Championship a 2.1 (Hons). The Hons are because I like the positive approach. 2-1 Is probably tonight's score...

Three early goals in the the third tier.

Luton lead at home to Southend thanks to Elliot Lee's second-minute strike.

Wycombe, promoted with the Hatters from League Two, are trailing, however, to a Freddie Ladapo strike for Plymouth.

And Keiron Morris has given Walsall the lead at AFC Wimbledon.

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Very quiet start at Pride Park.

A swift Derby break causes a few Ipswich hearts to flutter but Craig Bryson's cross is too far in front of David Nugent.

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A fair few goals in League Two in the early stages of this evening's line-up.

Jonathan Forte and Jayden Stockley have put Exeter two goals to the good against Cambridge and Colchester are 2-0 up against Crewe thanks to Frankie Kent and Brennan Dickenson.

Meanwhile, Notts County lead Newport and Swindon are 1-0 up against Crawley.

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Rotherham have started brightly at the New York Stadium but don't rule out Hull just yet.

Tigers captain Marcus Henriksen unleashes a shot from 30 yards which is palmed away by Marek Rodak.

Game on!

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BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

One for the tactics fans, who may well be interested in this match, given the fact Leeds are managed by Marcelo Bielsa, a man who Pep Guardiola rates among the best coaches in the world.

When the team news arrived earlier, it seemed Swansea had switched to a new wing-backs system with the recall of defender Kyle Naughton.

But it looks like they're playing with four at the back after all, in a 4-2-3-1 formation with usual right-back Connor Roberts pushed up on to the wing in what might be a move to shackle Leeds' marauding left-back Barry Douglas.

In non-tactical news, it's a cracking atmosphere here with both sets of fans in fine voice.

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You get the sense tonight is a much bigger game for QPR boss Steve McClaren than Robins manager Lee Johnson.

Johnson seems to have the gift of time. He has endured barren, winless runs not just with Bristol City but also previous club Barnsley.

Both stuck with him and he rewarded them - leading Barnsley out of League One's bottom four and on the road to promotion, then taking City to last season's Carabao Cup semi-finals, beating several Premier League sides, including Manchester United, on the way.

Will McClaren be afforded similar patience at QPR?

Liam Coates: Hull get a great big F from me. If we somehow lose to Rotherham it’ll be whatever is lower than that. Expelled?

Andy Sykes: I couldn't of dreamed of the start Bolton Wanderers have made. We only had 2 points after 11 games last season, we have 7 points after 3 this year. So for that they get an A* with a recommendation for a place in the Premier League.

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A real contrast between the two managers in the Pride Park dugouts tonight.

Frank Lampard, of course, pretty much achieved it all as a player. Premier Leagues, Champions Leagues, FA Cups, you name it.

In the opposite dugout, Paul Hurst spent virtually his entire playing career in England's other three professional divisions with Rotherham.

But after leading Grimsby to promotion from the National League and nearly repeating the feat with Shrewsbury in League One last season, he has been handed a crack at the Championship with Ipswich.

Neither have enjoyed quite the start they would have wanted - who will be smiling come the final whistle tonight?

It's goalless eight minutes in.

Swansea have started well against in-form Leeds and have dominated much of the opening stages.

There has also been a late change to Leeds' starting line-up. Jamie Shackleton has replaced Liam Cooper.

Positive start from the Hoops. And you would expect nothing else after being on the wrong end of a 7-1 mauling.

Eberechi Eze turns smartly on the edge of the area but fires straight at Robins keeper Niki Maenpaa.

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We are under way in our 26 EFL games across the country.

Absolute scenes.

So we're into the fourth league game of the season already. It's flown by, right? Only feels like five minutes since the World Cup was in full flow.

With A Levels results day last week and GCSE results this week, what grade do you give your team's start to the season?

Let us know using #bbcefl on Twitter.

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Top-of-the-table Exeter City travel to Cambridge United while Cheltenham, Macclesfield and Morecambe aim to register their first points of the campaign.

Tuesday's League Two fixtures in full:

Cambridge United v Exeter City

Carlisle United v Port Vale

Colchester United v Crewe Alexandra

Crawley Town v Swindon Town

Forest Green Rovers v Stevenage

Lincoln City v Bury

MK Dons v Grimsby Town

Macclesfield Town v Cheltenham Town

Morecambe v Northampton Town

Newport County v Notts County

Tranmere Rovers v Mansfield Town

Yeovil Town v Oldham Athletic

Padd: Luton vs Southend in what is being billed as the Fake London Airport Derby

Peterborough and Portsmouth will be looking to continue their winning start to the season tonight as they travel to Charlton and Bristol Rovers respectively.

Meanwhile Oxford United look for their first points of the campaign as they welcome Accrington Stanley.

Tuesday's League One fixtures in full:

AFC Wimbledon v Walsall

Blackpool v Coventry City

Bradford City v Burton Albion

Bristol Rovers v Portsmouth

Charlton Athletic v Peterborough United

Doncaster Rovers v Shrewsbury Town

Luton Town v Southend United

Oxford United v Accrington Stanley

Plymouth Argyle v Wycombe Wanderers

Rochdale v Barnsley

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Swansea City manager Graham Potter makes two changes from Friday’s goalless draw at Birmingham. Midfielder Leroy Fer makes his first start after injuring his Achilles in February, and there is a recall for defender Kyle Naughton, with Tom Carroll and Joel Asoro the two to make way in what seems to be a switch to a wing-backs system from Potter.

Swansea: Mulder; Naughton, van der Hoorn, Rodon; Roberts, Fulton, Fer, Olsson; Celina, McKay; McBurnie.

Meanwhile, Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa names an unchanged side from Saturday’s 2-0 win over Rotherham.

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

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It's fair to say there have been better days at the office for Steve McClaren and his Queens Park Rangers side than Saturday's 7-1 drubbing against West Bromwich Albion.

Rangers suffered their biggest defeat for 31 years and have now lost their opening three games.

Tonight they host a Bristol City side looking for their first victory of the campaign - too early to call it a six-pointer?

"I'm shocked, I couldn't believe the collapse," McClaren told BBC Radio 5 live after the defeat.

"It's unacceptable, we can't have that. It's unacceptable for the fans, it's unacceptable for the club and now we have to react on Tuesday."

Well, here's your opportunity, Steve. The Rs boss has made four changes to his side.

"Highly influential"

That's how Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa has been described by Swansea manager Graham Potter.

Bielsa, who was also close to joining Swansea in 2015, will now pit his wits against Potter at the Liberty Stadium, looking for a fourth-straight win.

Click the play button to see what Potter said about the former Argentina boss.