The strains of Sweet Caroline come to an end, which will please my brother as he hates that song, and Blackburn in their yellow shirts get us under way in the sunshine at Bolton.

The teams are on their way out of the tunnels - yes, tunnels, as they have two at Bolton's home stadium - and we're moments away from our final EFL match of the day.

Some familiar faces on both sides to both supporters and managers for this game.

Former Blackburn captain Jason Lowe starts for Bolton, as does Erhun Oztumer, who played twice against Rovers for Walsall last term.

David Wheater also starts for the Trotters, who played under Tony Mowbray during his time in charge of Middlesbrough.

Blakburn make four changes from their midweek defeat by Sheffield United.

Their captain Charlie Mulgrew returns to the starting line-up.

Bolton: Matthews; Olkowski, Grounds, Hobbs, Wheater, Lowe, Williams, Buckley, Oztumer, Noone, Magennis.

Substitutes: Williams, Vela, Doidge, Wilson, O'Neil, Dyer, Wildschut.

Blackburn: Raya, Bennett, Williams, Rodwell, Reed, Rothwell, Palmer, Dack, Graham.

Substitutes: Leutwiler, Smallwood, Armstrong, Bell, Brereton, Evans, Conway.

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Two sides locked together on 15 points coming into this match and separated geographically by just 15 miles.

It's fair to say The Trotters have taken the bragging rights in this fixture in recent history having won their past six home league matches against Blackburn.

But, for those of you who like a bit of nostalgia, this will be the 155th league meeting between the sides, who first met in the first ever Football League season in 1888-89.

Wonder who was writing the minute-by-minute for that one?

Thanks Adam and Brent.

So 34 games down, one to go in today's EFL programme.

Bolton and Blackburn start 15th and 16th respectively after this afternoon's results, but a win for either will put them level on points with sixth-placed Brentford.

Right then - keep your reaction coming in to the action we've already witnessed through #bbcefl plus we'll bring you what the managers had to say after another eventful afternoon in the Championship.

All that to come during our evening kick-off, which is Blackburn's trip to Bolton.

To take you through all the action there, it's Phil Cartwright...

Mike: The Villa performance today shows how far we have to improve, it's been very poor. Feel like the last two seasons have been wasted.

Greg's Goals: 2018-19 average points; with Bruce: 1.44 per game. Without Bruce: 0.00 per game. Just shows how much those cabbage throwing 'fans' know about the game.

Aston Villa's defeat at Millwall today leaves them 14th in the Championship.

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• League One leaders Portsmouth fall to their first defeat of the season, beaten 2-0 at home by Gillingham
• Joey Barton's Fleetwood win 4-0 at Doncaster
• Barnsley win 4-0 at Peterborough, who missed an early penalty at the Abax Stadium
• Plymouth get their first win of the campaign, beating Wimbledon 1-0 at Home Park with Freddie Ladapo's second-half goal

• Lincoln beat Crewe to remain top of League Two, while Exeter are held to a 2-2 draw by Yeovil
• Tranmere win a seven-goal thriller at Morecambe
• Harry Kewell's Notts County continue their recent improvement with victory at Macclesfield

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What do you make of today's results? Get in touch using #bbcefl on social media.

Preston ease to a first win since the opening day of the season to see them rise off the bottom of the table.

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Forest take three points at The Riverside as Middlesbrough concede at home for the first time this season.

Boro have a goal ruled out for a foul on Costel Pantillimon in stoppage time to round off a forgettable afternoon.

A day of firsts at St Andrews.

A first home win of the season for the Blues and a first hat-trick of his career for striker Lukas Jutkiewicz.

All over at the Den.

A difficult week for managerless Aston Villa continues as they see themselves beaten 2-1 after going ahead early on.

And Ipswich have held on for a first win this season!

Cracking game at the Liberty Stadium sees Paul Hurst finally on the right end of a result as Ipswich boss.

Four minutes added on at The Riverside....

Just one win in six league games for Frank Lampard's Derby County now as they stay outside the play-off places.

Just a third win in 25 away games, and a first this season for Stoke as the pressure eases on Gary Rowett's side.