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That's it for today. Thanks for your company.

Sunday will serve up some more Championship action for you and it comes from Ashton Gate.

Bristol City host Sheffield Wednesday and both sides are level on points at this early stage of the season, but both also have designs on a play-off spot.

We'll kick off our coverage here on BBC Sport from 13:15 BST so do make sure you join us for all the action.

Catch up with match reports of every EFL match played today here by clicking on your chosen fixture.

Blackburn goalscorer Bradley Dack tells Sky Sports: "It's a massive win. We knew it would be a hard game. We showed great grit and determination. It's been a great start for us and we feel we could have picked up a few more points, but we'd have taken being just outside the play-offs at this stage."

Midfielder Jack Rodwell: "To get this result and what it means for the fans makes it a special day. There was great team spirit in the second half. Bradley's a great player and if he keeps doing what he's doing, we'll be all right."

And that's that.

Blackburn go up to ninth in the Championship with a single-goal win at Bolton. Bradley Dack was their first-half goalscorer.

Reaction to come...

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Five minutes of stoppage time to be added on.

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Drama at the University of Bolton Stadium.

Bolton are awarded a penalty for a push on Christian Doidge, but the assistant referee attracts the attention of the ref and tells him Doidge was offside.

Which he was. A good call from the officials.

A left-wing cross from Bolton finds the head of sub Christian Doidge, whose header is palmed away acrobatically for a corner.

The follow-up is nodded wide by defender David Wheater.

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Joe Williams tries to curl one in for Bolton from 25 yards but there's a yellow Blackburn shirt in the way.

Time running out for the hosts.

This game is going through a lull, it's fair to say.

Heading towards the last 10 minutes at Old Trafford as well where Manchester United have come back from 2-0 behind at half-time to level at 2-2 against Newcastle United.

Are those goals from Juan Mata and Anthony Martial going to be enough to save Jose Mourinho an uncomfortable weekend?

You can follow the closing stages here.

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Hull City dropped to the foot of the Championship - their lowest league position for 12 years - after losing 1-0 at Sheffield United.

But Tigers boss Nigel Adkins told BBC Radio Humberside that there is hope going forward.

"You don't want to be in that situation," he said. "But the only was is up, we've got to keep pushing on.

"We have to look at it that the three games we've had this week were against the top three sides in the division.

"If we can put performances and the graft in that we've gone and done moving forward then I'm sure we're going to pick more points up.

"Yes we're bottom of the league, but sometimes it's fine margins."

Oh dear, Yanic Wildschut.

A great build-up leaves the Bolton substitute free inside the box near the byline, but his cross is a tame one - almost a backpass to Rovers goalkeeper David Raya.

Adam Armstrong is on for Kasey Palmer for Blackburn.

Blackburn's Harrison Reed is booked for taking too long to take a throw-in.

Lloyd Dyer replaces Craig Noone for Bolton.

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Blackburn have lots of possession in decent attacking areas but have been guilty at times of not having a shot, as is proved when Richie Smallwood is teed up on the edge of the box but is slightly tentative in his approach to the ball and he ends up being challenged.

Bradley Dack's eighth goal in 10 league and cup appearances this season (not a bad return for an attacking midfielder!) remains the only goal of the game so far.

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After more than two months of trying, Birmingham City finally got a home win in the Championship this season.

Their 3-1 victory over Rotherham moved City up to 17th in the division.

"We knew it was an important game to try to get that win at home in front of our fans and give them something," manager Garry Monk told BBC WM.

"It wasn't spectacular by any means, but it was solid.

"We knew today was about getting the job done and we got it done comfortably enough.

"Lukas Jutkiewicz got a hat-trick and I'm really pleased for him, but the three points was the most important thing today."

A change in Blackburn's midfield as Jack Rodwell, making his first league start for Rovers, is replaced by Richie Smallwood.

Almost the strangest goal of the season as Bolton's Pawel Olkowski slides in on Elliott Bennett an blocks his clearance.

It ends up almost looping over Blackburn keeper David Raya, but he's back in time to grasp the ball safely.

There's been a Josh Magennis booking and not much else in the first seven minutes of the second half.

Rovers will be happy to keep the game like this, with not too much incident.

Preston finally got their first win of the season - and in style as they beat Wigan 4-0 at Deepdale.

But they could have had five had Alan Browne's shot been 3.68mm further towards the line.

To put that in context that's about the width of the average woman's wedding ring.

Goal line technology ruled out his 49th-minute strike which came down off the underside of the bar as he just missed out on a fourth goal of the season.

More EFL reaction to come, but in the meantime they're back under way in Bolton.

There's a Wanderers substitute to tell you about - Yanic Wildschut is on for Will Buckley.