Summary

  • Leaders Bristol City draw as Barnsley score 102nd-minute penalty

  • Brentford, Huddersfield, Forest, Norwich, Sheff Wed & Stoke all win

  • Wycombe fall to fifth straight loss with home defeat by Millwall

  • Paul Scholes loses first game in charge of Salford

  • Ipswich beat Accrington to stay top of League One; Cambridge Utd go top of League Two

  • Get involved #bbcefl

Live Reporting

Adam Williams, James Law and Josef Rindl

  1. Robins hope to keep rocking at summit

    Barnsley v Bristol City (15:00 BST)

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    It's also four wins from four for Bristol City so far this season and Dean Holden takes his side to Oakwell this afternoon in a bid to make that five from five.

    It's the start of life without Gerhard Struber for Barnsley meanwhile as the Austrian manager departed for New York Red Bulls before the international break.

    First-team coach Adam Murray resumes his interim manager role which he last undertook this time last year when Daniel Stendel departed.

  2. Royals head to Riverside in bid to maintain pefect start

    Middlesbrough v Reading (15:00 BST)

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    One of the two teams in the Championship to have made a perfect start in Reading head to Teesside this afternoon as they look to make it five wins from five.

    New Royals boss Veljko Paunovic has so far mastermined four wins from four since he was appointed on the eve of the season.

    It's a Middlesbrough side with just the one win to their name so far in four games that they'll come up against this time.

    A move for Everton winger Yannick Bolasie fell through just before Friday's transfer deadline for Boro after the paperwork could not be completed in time.

  3. Right then - that was last night's Championship action, let's take a closer look at today's big match-ups...

  4. Friday night recap

    Derby County 0-1 Watford

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    There was one match in the Championship on Friday night and it was a narrow victory for Watford at out-of-form Derby County.

    Joao Pedro's second-half curler gave the Hornets victory at Pride Park but that was about the only highlight in a scrappy affair.

    The result leaves the Rams still searching for a first home win of the season, while they have won just one of their seven games at Pride Park since football resumed in June.

    Victory for Watford, who have now won three of their five matches following relegation from the Premier League, moves them into the play-off places.

  5. Missed any of the deadline day deals?

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    The transfer window for EFL clubs closed at 17:00 BST on Friday and there was plenty of business that got completed just before the deadline.

    If you missed which big names went where then check out all the deals right here on our transfers page.

  6. Watch Final Score!

    BBC Red Button

    Final ScoreBBC Sport

    As the Chemical Brothers once sang, "the time has come to push the button!"

    The red button on your television's remote is just one way you can follow BBC Final Score this afternoon as Jason Mohammad along with Alex Scott and Jermaine Beckford cast their eyes over all the action in both the EFL and Premier League.

    You can also watch the programme by clicking the play icon at the top of this page or on the BBC iPlayer.

  7. League Two fixtures

    Kick-off 15:00 BST unless stated

    • Bolton Wanderers v Oldham Athletic
    • Carlisle United v Colchester United
    • Crawley Town v Morecambe
    • Forest Green Rovers v Stevenage
    • Harrogate Town v Barrow
    • Mansfield Town v Bradford City
    • Newport County v Tranmere Rovers
    • Port Vale v Salford City
    • Scunthorpe United v Cambridge United
    • Southend United v Cheltenham Town
    • Walsall v Exeter City
    • Leyton Orient v Grimsby Town (17:30 BST)

  8. League One fixtures

    Kick-off 15:00 BST unless stated

    • MK Dons 2-0 Gillingham (match started 13:00 BST)
    • AFC Wimbledon v Shrewsbury Town
    • Bristol Rovers v Burton Albion
    • Charlton Athletic v Wigan Athletic
    • Crewe Alexandra v Blackpool
    • Fleetwood Town v Lincoln City
    • Ipswich Town v Accrington Stanley
    • Peterborough United v Oxford United
    • Plymouth Argyle v Northampton Town
    • Portsmouth v Doncaster Rovers
    • Rochdale v Hull City
    • Swindon Town v Sunderland

  9. Championship fixtures

    All matches kick-off 15:00 BST

    • Barnsley v Bristol City
    • Brimingham City v Sheffield Wednesday
    • Blackburn Rovers v Nottingham Forest
    • Bournemouth v QPR
    • Brentford v Coventry City
    • Luton Town v Stoke City
    • Middlesbrough v Reading
    • Rotherham United v Norwich City
    • Swansea City v Huddersfield Town
    • Wycombe Wanderers v Millwall

  10. The EFL returns in full force

    OakwellRex Features

    International breaks are great and all, but they leave you with a hollow feeling from time-to-time - no full complement of EFL fixtures on a Saturday afternoon.

    Have no fear, we're back to full strength this afternoon as the Championship continues to come out of hibernation with 10 fixtures in the division.

    Added to that, we've also got a dozen fixtures in both League One and League Two.

    Welcome along, the majority of those matches get going in the next half an hour.