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Norwich City manager Daniel Farke was far from pleased after his side's home loss to Stoke City.

"We are unbelievably disappointed with the loss. We didn’t deserve it," he said.

“All statistics we dominated. Lots of possession, won more duels.

"The own goal was so unlucky. We could have had a penalty late on.”

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Sheffield United took advantage of slip-ups by Leeds and Middlesbrough to go top of the Championship.

Manager Chris Wilder told BBC Radio Sheffield:

"Without being Mystic Meg I thought this might be a bit of a struggle for us, and it was but I believe we got the right result and we're delighted to be top of the division.

"It was a tough afternoon to break them down, we didn't have the usual energy and legs in us.

"I got into them at half time a bit because we needed to raise our levels.

"We were possibly playing in second or third gear and we needed to shift through the gears and I thought we did in the second half."

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Plymouth Argyle moved off the bottom of League One after finally registering their first win of the season at the 12th time of asking.

Freddie Ladapo's goal gave them a 1-0 win over AFC Wimbledon - the side that beat them at Wembley in the 2016 League Two play-off final.

"We're delighted," manager Derek Adams told BBC Radio Devon.

"We all know it's been a long time coming and we've been close at times this season but haven't been able to get that victory, but today we did.

"Confidence is a major thing in football. We all know that players have got ability, but you need to be confident and we have been confident, we just haven't been able to execute at times."

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Half-time at the University of Bolton Stadium and Bradley Dack's goal is enough for Rovers to take a lead into the interval.

Into first-half stoppage time and Blackburn full-back Derrick Williams is booked for a lunging challenge on Craig Noone.

Deserved.

An escape for Blackburn as Danny Graham's clearance goes high and not very handsome, straight onto the head of Bolton's Josh Magennis six yards from goal.

He loops a header over the goalkeeper, but Charlie Mulgrew is in position on the line to prevent the equaliser.

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Just to prove how tight this Championship table is this season, Blackburn will climb from 15th to ninth if they hold onto this win.

Still a long way to go, though.

Not much to report since that splendid double save by Blackburn's David Raya a few moments ago.

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West Brom moved up to second after coming from a goal down to beat lowly Reading 4-1 at the Hawthorns.

"At half time we felt we could show more signs in the second half and we did that," boss Darren Moore told BBC WM.

"We got the goal early in the second half and it gave us more impetus to go forward. The goal came after that and we ran out worthy winners in the end.

"A slow start, but a definite strong finish."

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That save is even better from David Raya! Superb!

The Bolton corner finds the head of Josh Magennis, who powers a header in from six yards, and Raya is there to tip it over the crossbar.

Bolton's best effort so far - Will Buckley cuts off the left side and tries to curl a low effort into the corner, but David Raya is equal to it to turn it around the post for a corner.

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Bolton have responded pretty well to conceding that first goal but, as with before Bradley Dack's opener, the final ball is lacking a bit of quality.

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Ever the one for an honest quote, Middlesbrough boss Tony Pulis pulled no punches after his side's loss at home to Nottingham Forest.

Victory would have sent Boro top, but a 2-0 loss sees them drop to fourth place in the Championship.

"The first 20 minutes we were like a bag of potatoes," he told BBC Tees.

"We were playing on our home ground, a decent crowd and we never looked like we were at the races.

"We weathered their storm in the first 20 minutes.

"But they got the goals, made a couple of changes and the big turning point of the game is Britt's chance.

"I think if Britt's goes in it's a different game, he's six yards out."

Josh Magennis leathers a Bolton free-kick from 20 yards straight into the wall, and the resulting corner comes to nothing.

Joe Williams then tries a speculative half-volley from further out and it's sliced well wide.

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Blackburn have made the brighter start in this one, keeping the ball nicely, but Bolton are keeping them at arm's length.

I'm sure Phil Parkinson will want his side to show a bit more going forward, though.

Not a million miles away from this match, there's a bit of a story unfolding in the Premier League at Old Trafford.

Under-pressure Jose Mourinho has seen his Manchester United side fall 2-0 behind inside just 10 minutes against Newcastle United.

Follow all that drama as it unfolds right here.

Rovers boss Tony Mowbray doesn't look happy with David Wheater's challenge on his midfielder Kasey Palmer that isn't punished by a foul.

Wheater missed the ball completely and caught Palmer on the shin, although it appeared to be more of a glancing blow at second look.

Having said that, it didn't look pretty.

Blackburn lost to Sheffield United on Wednesday - it was their first home league defeat since September 2017.

They've made a tidy start so far, as have Bolton, but nothing to bother either goalkeeper.

We'll have reaction from some of today's earlier EFL matches while we follow the latest events from Bolton.

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Ipswich Town manager Paul Hurst was quick to praise his side after they finally won for the first time this season with a 3-2 win at Swansea City.

"I thought there was some excellent individual performances," he said.

"That was a team that dug in as a team which is pleasing from my point of view.”

He added: "As happy as I am to have won, it doesn’t mean we’ve cracked it.

"There’s still going to be a hell of a lot of work to go in and hopefully it won’t be as long until we win again.”