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Jubilation at Bloomfield Road!

Armand Gnanduillet has levelled things up for the hosts against Southend. 1-1.

From a corner, Tom Elliott heads wide for Millwall, with the game's best chance so far. It remains goalless.

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Leeds have been the better side so far and they remain in front at Ashton Gate thanks to Patrick Bamford's fourth goal in as many games.

Sheffield Wednesday go close to equalising once more.

Steven Fletcher the man to test Scott Carson this time with a strike on the half-volley, but Carson is on hand to palm it away.

Brentford have the ball in the back of the net, but it's offside.

Said Benrahma with a superb cross which Neal Maupay nods home, but the linesman's flag goes up.

Boro still lead.

West Brom pushing for a second goal to put themselves in the ascendancy.

Jacob Murphy out-paces Luke Chambers down the left before cutting inside and shooting on target, only for Bartosz Bialkowski to tip round the post.

Bolton boss Phil Parkinson is serving a two-game touchline ban, and he's watching a poor game from the television gantry.

We await the first real shot at goal at the University of Bolton Stadium, with 23 minutes gone.

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Not what a jam-packed Bloomfield Road wanted to see, but delight if you're a Southend fan.

Rob Kiernan has given Chris Powell's side the lead.

Following Sam Clucas' early red card, 10-man Stoke are under a fair bit of pressure at QPR. Jack Butland could be a busy man this afternoon.

There are a few goals to tell you about in League Two.

Peter Clarke has put Paul Scholes' Oldham ahead at Cambridge United, while Macclesfield have just taken the lead against MK Dons.

Northampton, Carlisle, Grimsby and Morecambe are also leading.

It's a bit quieter in League One, where managerless Rochdale are the only team to have scored so far.

Kgosi Ntlhe (check spelling) has given Dale the lead against Shrewsbury.

Wednesday look to get level quickly and George Boyd forces a good save out of Scott Carson.

Carson tips over the crossbar much to the relief of the home fans.

Another half-chance for Reading to take the lead in this one as Andy Yiadom takes an aim from distance, but it flashes over.

Wigan nearly profit from some over-elaborate passing by Reading, but Sam Morsy has an effort blocked by Liam Moore before it heads out for a corner.

Forest have lost their past five home league matches against Hull, a run stretching back to March 2011.

It's been a pretty slow start to proceedings at the City Ground, with just over 15 minutes gone.

A decent reply to going behind from Ipswich as both Luke Chambers and Alan Judge have a go at goal, but can't quite find the target.

Bolton are anticipating a possible takeover within the next 48 hours.

But right now their focus is on this nervy game against relegation rivals Millwall, and it's been a relatively scrappy start.

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While Blackpool fans are coming back in their thousands in League One, things aren't so rosy at League Two Port Vale.

Vale fans are protesting against owner Norman Smurththwaite by holding up red pieces of card.

It's still goalless in their game against Mansfield.

Sam Clucas is off! He appears to have stamped on QPR's Josh Scowen and it's a straight red.