And it's the visitors Charlton who get this one started.

Both sides are in their home kits - Fulham in white shirts and black shorts, the Addicks in red jerseys and white shorts.

So, south west London v south east London.

What shall we call this? The Thames derby?

They're just about ready to go...

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The weekend's Championship business got under way on Friday night, and it was a cracker at St Andrew's.

Birmingham thought they had thrown away three points when Daniel Ayala bundled in an undeserved equaliser for Middlesbrough a few minutes from time.

But teenage substitute Odin Bailey headed in a winner for Blues moments later to earn his side a dramatic victory.

Let's hope for more of the same at Craven Cottage this lunchtime. The players are on their way out...

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Fulham boss Scott Parker makes two changes from Tuesday's 4-1 win at 10-man Reading. Ivan Cavaleiro and Steven Sessegnon come in for Bobby Decordova-Reid and Denis Odoi.

Fulham XI: Bettinelli, Bryan, Ream, Mawson, Sessegnon, Arter, Johansen, Cavaleiro, Cairney, Knockaert, Mitrovic.

Subs: Rodak, Odoi, Le Marchand, Reed, Onomah, Decordova-Reid, Kamara.

Five new faces come into the Charlton side following their home defeat by Swansea in midweek - Jonny Williams, Jake Forster-Caskey, Darren Pratley, Chris Solly and Naby Sarr all start.

Charlton XI: Phillips, Lockyer, Pearce, Williams, Forster-Caskey, Gallagher, Pratley, Bonne, Solly, Sarr, Cullen.

Subs: Amos, Matthews, Oshilaja, Leko, Field, Oztumer, Lapslie.

Let's get a bit of team news from Craven Cottage...

Following last season's struggles in the Premier League which saw them ship a hatful of goals each week, life is a bit calmer in the Championship for Fulham.

Scott Parker's side are unbeaten in their past five games and enjoyed a 4-1 thumping of Reading in midweek.

Charlton are enjoying life back in the second tier following promotion.

A blistering start saw them unbeaten in their first six matches, although three defeats in their past four has provided a bit of a reality check. They're still at the right end of the table though, in eighth.

Yep, it's a busy old day coming up in the Championship, League One and League Two.

The pressure is really starting to crank up on a few teams and managers now.

Not so much Fulham and Charlton though. They've both started the 2019-20 campaign in fine fettle...

Afternoon!

We've got another packed few hours of EFL action for you, starting on the banks of the River Thames.

It's Fulham v Charlton - a derby of sorts, but not sure you could call it a rivalry.

That gets under way in 15 minutes. Then it's a full programme from 15:00 BST. You'd be a fool to miss it...

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