Luton drew with Middlesbrough in the first match of 2019-20 English Football League season
Ashley Fletcher headed an early Middlesbrough opener from six yards
Sonny Bradley's 25-yard screamer brought Luton level, Martin Cranie headed Hatters in front
Luton goalkeeper Simon Sluga fumbled Britt Assombalonga's tame shot into net for 2-2
Lewis Wing restored Boro's advantage with curling long-range effort
James Collins equalised again for home side with five minutes left
Here's a bit more on Liam Ridgewell's move to League One side Southend United on a one-year deal.
He'll certainly add experience to their defence.
League One side Southend United sign defender Liam Ridgewell who was a free agent after leaving Hull City.
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Image source, Getty Images and PASome of the bigger-name summer signings coming in to the Championship have included Fulham's loan move for Brighton winger Anthony Knockaert, Brentford's signing of centre-back Pontus Jansson from Leeds and the latter's addition of Wolves forward Helder Costa.
Cardiff signed centre-back Aden Flint from Middlesbrough, while West Brom purchased striker Kenneth Zohore from the Bluebirds for an undisclosed fee.
Elsewhere, Bristol City broke their transfer record to sign Chelsea defender Tomas Kalas, while Birmingham spent a reported £6.3m on Croatia midfielder Ivan Sunjic.
You can find our full lists of every transfer from June here, July here and August here.
Which EFL clubs will be promoted this season?
Paul Brace: Leeds to go up with Bielsa at the helm. Tight knit squad and for sure to be the fittest with pure attacking football.
Danny Hutchinson: Simply impossible to predict... Way too competitive unlike the Premier League. Bring on the football!
Michael Cramp: Fulham, Portsmouth, Walsall
Alan Bond: Fulham, Sunderland, Exeter
Image source, Getty ImagesCould this be a replacement for Swansea striker Oli McBurnie, who is thought to be close to a £20m move to Sheffield United?
The Swans have signed Sweden forward Kristoffer Peterson from Dutch club Heracles for a fee thought to be worth around £500,000 rising to £1m.
Stephen Kelly
Former Reading and Fulham defender told BBC Radio 5 Live
There just seem to be so many teams on an even keel in the Championship.
A lot more teams I think can push - 15 teams will think they can be in the top six - it's crazy how tight it could be this season.
You can listen to BBC Radio 5 Live's 90-minute EFL preview show on BBC Sounds.
Which EFL clubs will be promoted this season?
Only 10 of the 72 EFL clubs will win promotion this season - who will they be and why?
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It's not just new players being announced by clubs across the EFL today. Oh no!
Fleetwood have just appointed a new club doctor, who is sure to keep Joey Barton's squad healthy this season.
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Jerome Sale
BBC Radio Oxford
This week, the entire mood around Oxford United completely changed.
At the weekend they’d gone five pre-season games without a win and it became clear they were selling Northern Ireland international Gavin Whyte. Despite finishing last season like a train, fans’ chins were on the floor.
Since Tuesday though, Oxford have become very active in the transfer market, with Liverpool’s Ben Woodburn among those signed.
Key defender Rob Dickie signed a new contract and manager Karl Robinson agreed a longer deal. Oxford have a difficult start at favourites Sunderland, but there’s some optimism now.
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Geoff Doyle
BBC Three Counties Radio sport
After gaining promotion from League Two at their first attempt MK Dons can make a real impact in League One as well.
Despite losing the talented forward Chuks Aneke, the signing of striker Rhys Healey from Cardiff after a successful loan spell last season is a real coup and winger Brennan Dickenson from Colchester is another exciting addition.
Regan Poole, who had a good spell on loan at Newport last season, will offer the Dons good cover in defence and Hiram Boateng should improve the midfield.
Defensively sound, Paul Tisdale’s side should be pushing for the play-offs this season.
Image source, Getty ImagesWhile we're on the topic of League One, let's hear from a couple of our local radio reporters on how a couple of the clubs could get on this season...
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeague One side Southend United have signed former Birmingham, Aston Villa and West Brom centre-back Liam Ridgewell on a one-year deal.
The 35-year-old ended last season at Hull, having spent several years playing in America.
Not a bad way to get us started on the transfer front!
Image source, Getty ImagesDon't worry we're not going to bother you with a minute-by-minute countdown to 19:45 BST, but we are now just 10 hours away from the big EFL kick-off between Luton and Middlesbrough tonight.
And the first EFL transfer of the day has gone through. More on that in a moment, but it's a name you might recognise...
Gary Rowett
Former Stoke, Derby and Birmingham boss told BBC Radio 5 Live
That's the problem with the Championship - every season you go 'this is going to be an unbelievable season once more'.
I don't think this year is going to disappoint.
You can listen to BBC Radio 5 Live's 90-minute EFL preview show on BBC Sounds.
Our Friday manager press conferences are already up and running, with Ipswich boss Paul Lambert speaking to the local media before their League One opener at Burton.
The former Aston Villa and Norwich manager doesn't seem entirely happy with his side's transfer business so far...
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BBC Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesBelgian club Anderlecht are keen on Leeds striker Kemar Roofe.
New Anderlecht boss Vincent Kompany is in the process of reshaping his squad and views Roofe as, potentially, a positive addition.
Roofe is currently sidelined with an ankle injury he sustained on the Championship club’s pre-season tour of Australia.
The 26-year-old was a key figure in Leeds’ excellent season under Marcelo Bielsa last term, scoring 15 times, including the winner in the Championship play-off semi-final first-leg victory at Derby, only to miss the return game due to a calf problem.
Leeds fans, stand by.
We have some potentially big transfer news for you, and I'm afraid it might not be good...
Kick-offs at 15:00 BST on Saturday unless stated
Kick-offs at 15:00 BST on Saturday
Kick-offs at 15:00 BST unless stated
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We all feel like little kids on Christmas Eve - giddy with excitement - but what have we actually got to look forward to across the EFL this weekend?
Here are your fixture lists just to whet the appetite...