Last but not least, the League Two games for today.

Covid cases within the Harrogate camp have forced them to postpone their next three games, so their trip to Crawley is off.

All kick-offs are 15:00 BST.

• Barrow v Hartlepool United
• Bradford City v Oldham Athletic
• Bristol Rovers v Stevenage
• Colchester United v Northampton Town
• Crawley Town P-P Harrogate Town

• Leyton Orient v Exeter City
• Mansfield Town v Newport County
• Port Vale v Tranmere Rovers
• Rochdale v Scunthorpe United
• Salford City v Sutton United
• Swindon Town v Carlisle United
• Walsall v Forest Green Rovers

Here are the League One fixtures, and what jumps out immediately is a South Yorkshire stoush between Sheffield Wednesday and Doncaster.

The fact Owls boss Darren Moore left Donny for Hillsborough, well, it just adds to the spice.

All 15:00 BST kick-offs.

• Accrington Stanley v Cambridge United
• AFC Wimbledon v Bolton Wanderers
• Burton Albion v Ipswich Town
• Cheltenham Town v Wycombe Wanderers
• Lincoln City v Fleetwood Town
• Milton Keynes Dons v Sunderland
• Morecambe v Shrewsbury Town
• Oxford United v Charlton Athletic
• Plymouth Argyle v Gillingham
• Portsmouth v Crewe Alexandra
• Sheffield Wednesday v Doncaster Rovers
• Wigan Athletic v Rotherham United

Here's what we've got to look forward to in the Championship today.

All games kick off at 15:00 BST unless stated:

• Barnsley v Coventry City
• Birmingham City v Stoke City
• Blackpool v Cardiff City
• Huddersfield Town v Fulham
• Hull City v Queens Park Rangers
• Middlesbrough v Bristol City
• Millwall v Blackburn Rovers
• Nottingham Forest v AFC Bournemouth
• Reading v Preston North End
• West Bromwich Albion v Luton Town
• Swansea City v Sheffield United (20:00 BST)

Thanks Matt!

Right then, let's take a look at what we've got to look forward to today..

Took a bit longer than we expected that.

Anyway, time to build up to the 15:00 kick-offs.

Jay Freeman will take you through it.

What a way to get your first win of the season.

Peterborough's breathless finish to the contest sees goals from Harrison Burrows and then Siriki Dembele score late on to turn the game around.

Derby had earlier gone ahead when Jack Stretton swivelled in the box, but despite their momentum shift, they could not keep the lead.

Phew. It started pretty quietly, but the excitement was well worth waiting for.

Well warmed up now.

Jorge Grant bullets a header over the top after Harrison Burrows spooked Nathan Byrne with footwork.

Joe Ward's initial cross was deep but Burrows recycled it beautifully.

This game still has four minutes to play.

Whistles over from Jonson Clarke-Harris.

Peterborough close to taking the lead there.

Derby get down the right with Tom Lawrence and he puts in a sublime cross which just evades everyone.

Then Posh skip downfield through Siriki Dembele and he's chopped down on the edge of the box.

Curtis Davies gets a yellow.

Some injury time. That's some and a half.

Peterborough get the ball wide to Harrison Burrows who canters down the left and sweeps in a terrific cross which Jonson Clarke-Harris sniffs after but cannot get his toe on it again.

Posh running out of time. There will be some injury time though.

Oliver Norburn floats a pass forward which Derby cope with easily, and as the ball bounces about on the edge of the box, Siriki Dembele goes down.

It's not running for Posh right now.

They've had more chances, eight to six. But the key stat is Jack Stretton's goal.

Peterborough take Mark Beevers off and Harrison Burrows is on.

Derby County with some defending to do after their goal, and Peterborough making a positive response.

Richard Stearman making a big block.

The goal has given them a feeling of confidence.

Ravel Morrison gets his skates on and slices through the middle of the pitch, before his deflected shot goes wide for a Rams corner.

When the Rams play direct like that, they are really making in-roads.

Rams corner.

Posh come so close.

Siriki Dembele swishes his way down the left and squares it for Jonson Clarke-Harris.

It looks like the chance is opening up but Derby block and Craig Forsyth makes a massive challenge to deny Clarke-Harris at the second attempt.

Peterborough defender Josh Knight comes on for Joel Randall, who has not quite been as influential in the second-half.

Knight arrived from Leicester, I'm sure the away support will bear that in mind.