We've had a couple games across the EFL already but this is the big kick-off!

Thirty games for us to keep across all at once.

Welcome back to football Saturdays and good luck to whoever you support.

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More than 141,000 of you used BBC Sport's promotion predictor to tell us who you think will go up from the three EFL divisions, and this is what you said...

Leeds United, West Bromwich Albion and Fulham are most likely to be promoted to the Premier League this season.

You backed Portsmouth, Sunderland and Ipswich to go up from League One, with Plymouth, Bradford, Salford and Mansfield to gain promotion from League Two.

We also had a go - read our promotion picks and see whether you agree.

Kenny Jackett's Portsmouth are at Shrewsbury today hoping to extend that record.

It's sure to be an emotional day in east London on what should have been a day of celebration for Leyton Orient.

The O's are back in the EFL after two years away only for the man who guided them to promotion, Justin Edinburgh, to sadly pass away after suffering a heart attack earlier this summer.

Tributes are set to be paid to Edinburgh ahead of kick-off, including one from visiting side Cheltenham, whose fans have had a giant flag made in his honour.

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I promise this is the last 'doom and gloom' post before we get into that new-season spirit, but it's important not to forget a third League One side who have also gone through a summer of upheaval.

Coventry will play their home games at Birmingham's St Andrew's this season after failing to agree a new deal to stay at the Ricoh Arena, and they 'host' Southend this afternoon.

"The challenges that we have been given this season are unprecedented. There are significant challenges for me as a manager, for us as a football club and logistically through trying to get people to watch us and be interested in what we are doing," said Sky Blues boss Mark Robins.

However, there has been some better news for Bolton this afternoon as they have just announced the signings of midfielder James Weir, Preston defender Josh Earl on loan and have given a new deal to Harry Brockbank.

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It's almost as bleak at Bury's League One neighbours Bolton, who yesterday travelled with just three senior outfield players to their opener against Wycombe.

The Trotters went into administration in May while a protracted takeover of the club is still to be completed.

Three of Bolton's pre-season games were cancelled, with players saying they had not been paid for five months prior to a planned match against Chester.

A takeover of the club by Football Ventures was due to be completed at the end of last week but, on the first day of the new season, is still yet to go through.

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Spare a thought for fans of Bury and MK Dons, who do not have that first-day-of-the-season feeling today.

Financial problems have rocked Bury over the past year and it's got worse, with news on Friday that their second League One game of the season, away at Accrington Stanley on Saturday, 10 August, has also been suspended by the English Football League.

The first day of a new season is always a chance to see new faces in action for your club for the first time.

But with transfer deadline day looming on Thursday, it's also a time when star names can disappear from the teamsheet.

One team to see that happen today is Southend, with midfielder Dru Yearwood's name conspicuous by it's absence from their line-up.

Championship side Brentford is his rumoured destination.

• Bradford v Cambridge
• Carlisle v Crawley
• Colchester v Port Vale
• Crewe v Plymouth
• Exeter v Macclesfield
• Forest Green v Oldham
• Leyton Orient v Cheltenham
• Morecambe v Grimsby
• Newport v Mansfield
• Northampton v Walsall

• Scunthorpe v Swindon

• AFC Wimbledon v Rotherham
• Blackpool v Bristol Rovers
• Burton v Ipswich
• Coventry v Southend
• Doncaster v Gillingham
• Lincoln v Accrington
• Peterborough v Fleetwood
• Shrewsbury v Portsmouth
• Sunderland v Oxford
• Tranmere v Rochdale
• Wycombe v Bolton

• Barnsley v Fulham
• Blackburn v Charlton
• Brentford v Birmingham
• Millwall v Preston
• Nottingham Forest v West Bromwich Albion (17:30 BST)
• Reading v Sheffield Wednesday
• Stoke v QPR
• Swansea v Hull
• Wigan v Cardiff

That's game one out of the way but we still have 31 EFL matches to come today, so we better start turning our attention to them...

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Salford City are deserved winners in their first-ever Football League match.

Emmanuel Dieseruvwe scored in each half for the hosts, who can name David Beckham, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes among their co-owners.

Stevenage were competitive in the first half but lacked firepower.

Almost there, into the last minute of added time.

We'll then be building up to the eagerly-awaited 15:00 BST matches.

It's a shame this League Two opener has been such an anti-climax since Emmanuel Dieseruvwe's second goal just after the break.

But it's credit to how Salford have handled this big occasion.

Stevenage have a lot of new faces to bed in, so we can't properly judge them yet.

Five minutes added on - we could all do without that.

If this was a boxing match I think Stevenage boss Dino Maamria might've thrown in the towel by now.

Tom Soares' latest ailment is a cut to the face...

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That's a nice touch from Salford boss Graham Alexander.

He takes off two-goal striker Emmanuel Dieseruvwe so he can receive a standing ovation from the home fans, with Oscar Threlkeld on in his place.