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Four games in, four games unbeaten for Nottingham Forest.

But their good start was only maintained by Hillal Soudani's stoppage-time leveller at Wigan last weekend.

This is Nottingham Forest manager Aitor Karanka's eighth league meeting against Birmingham - he has lost none of the previous seven. The omens are good if you're a Forest fan.

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Today's tea-time game sees Birmingham travel across the Midlands to face Nottingham Forest.

It's been a season of three draws so far for Forest, along with a victory against Reading.

Blues are still searching for their first win of the campaign - goalscoring has been a real problem for them once again with just two in their opening four matches.

Something's surely got to give today?

We'll have more reaction from this afternoon's matches over the next couple of hours.

But for now, the attention switches to the City Ground for the late kick-off in the Championship.

Gary Smee will take you through that one.

It's been a tough start for Ipswich's new manager Paul Hurst. No wins in their first five matches now following today's 2-1 loss at Hillsborough.

QPR climb off the bottom with their first victory of the season.

Leeds return to the top of the Championship following that thumping win at Carrow Road.

Five games in, four wins and one draw. Could this be the season they finally return to the Premier League?

Lincoln are top after a 3-1 home win over struggling Notts County, who are now bottom of the table.

Relegated MK Dons are two points behind in second after beating last season's beaten play-off finalists Exeter 1-0.

After a frantic ending, Crawley took home all three points against Bury with a 3-2 win and there was a first win of the season for managerless Cheltenham, as they recorded a 1-0 win at Cambridge.

Peterborough top the table after hammering Plymouth 5-1.

A word for Doncaster midfielder Ben Whiteman who was forced to go in goal for the final eight minutes of his side's 0-0 draw with Portsmouth after Marko Marosi was sent off. Whiteman kept a clean sheet to mean Peterborough are the only side in the EFL with a 100% record after five games.

Managerless Scunthorpe United blew a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Barnsley, just a day after sacking manager Nick Daws.

Sunderland's Lee Cattermole was on target twice - he's scored more goals today than he has in the last four seasons combined - to help them clinch a 2-1 win over AFC Wimbledon.

Newly-promoted Accrington Stanley take home a point from Blackpool following a late equaliser.

Sheffield Wednesday record a second successive win with a narrow victory over 10-man Ipswich.

A Lucas Joao double was enough to give them all three points against Ipswich, for whom Toto Nsiala scored and was sent off.

It means the Portman Road side remain winless in the league this season.

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Big, big win for Stoke.

Goals from James McClean and a Jordy de Wijs own goal gives Gary Rowett his first win as Potters boss.

It's been a good day for them, with midfielder Ryan Woods arriving on loan from Brentford.

Classy and comprehensive for Leeds - the kind of performance their fans are becoming increasingly accustomed to under Marcelo Bielsa.

Another difficult Saturday afternoon for Norwich - they started well, but were listless in the second half.

Comfortable in the end for Frank Lampard's Derby, who make it back-to-back wins with a decent display over Preston North End.

They almost made it three when David Nugent looked to lob Declan Rudd, miles off his line, in the closing stages - that would have been comedic if it had come off, but more importantly: as it stands, the Rams have not lost any of their last nineteen home league matches when scoring first. Good stuff.

As for Preston, this is the first time they've lost three consecutive away league matches since the final four away Championship matches of Simon Grayson's reign in May 2017.

Victory for QPR!

It's a first three points of the season for Steve McClaren's side thanks to Tomer Hemed's first-half goal.

Huge relief all around Loftus Road.

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No goals for 90 minutes at the Liberty Stadium, but Bristol City win!

Andreas Weimann netted after 31 seconds and that was that.

Aston Villa remain unbeaten and Reading remain winless but there will be contrasting emotions in the dressing rooms.

Sam Baldock levelled for the visitors with a 93rd minute penalty after Ahmed Elmohamady had given Villa the lead after the break.

And Leeds are equally stubborn at the other end.

Norwich break with intent and Leeds first need Gaetano Berardi to pick up a tactical yellow, tripping Dennis Srbeny as he weaves through the Whites defence.

A minute later, Bailey Peacock-Farrell keeps his side on track for a clean sheet, parrying away Grant Hanley's header with a reflex save.

Blackburn keep up their unbeaten start to the season.

It wasn't a classic, but Kasey Palmer's second-half strike made the difference.

Brentford's own unbeaten start comes to an end.

Bolton's unbeaten start to season ends in comprehensive fashion.

Sheffield United come away with a 3-0 win thanks to goals from Mark Duffy, Kieron Freeman and John Fleck.

They're into four minutes of added time at Loftus Road. Tense moments for the home faithful and Steve McClaren.

Also dominating are Derby, as Tom Lawrence just goes close...

He has scored four of Derby's last seven Championship goals (excluding play-offs), but both of his last two have been via direct free-kicks.

Probs why this one didn't go in...

Patrick Bamford the latest to go close for Leeds - he latches onto a loose ball, bursts forward with intent and clips a shot inches wide.

This dominance is a bit daft now. Think of the children, Leeds.