Seven games in Championship, with early leaders Fulham beating Millwall 2-1
Stoke continue fine start with 3-1 win at struggling Swansea
Bristol City end 12-game winless run with 3-2 victory at Reading
Also victories for Huddersfield, Luton and Coventry
Cardiff score two late goals to draw at Peterborough
Portsmouth & Burton continue 100% winning records in League One
Forest Green & Mansfield make it three wins out of three in League Two
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Ex-Rochdale, Mansfield and Port Vale forward on Squad Goals
It's the true style of the Championship, some teams turn up one week and the next week they capitulate and concede a whole load of goals.
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Millwall 0-0 Fulham
Both these sides have made two changes for this one.
Wing-back Mahlon Romeo and midfielder Ryan Leonard have come into the Lions side.
Fulham are without Harry Wilson, who starts a three-match ban, and fellow forward Bobby Decordova-Reid, who's got a minor injury.
Neeskens Kebano and Ivan Cavaleiro, fresh from his brace off the bench at Huddersfield, come in.
Six Championship games are getting under way, with a further 21 in League One and League Two.
Early second-tier table-toppers Fulham are in action at Millwall.
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Swansea City v Stoke City (19:45 BST)
Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium
It will not be too often this season that four players return to the same former club on a Championship matchday.
Yet that is the scenario at Swansea City this evening, where skipper Joe Allen leads a Stoke City team who would not have needed any help finding the away dressing room.
Allen, a product of Swansea's academy, helped the club to promotion to the Premier League a decade ago, while Sam Clucas is another Potter who played for the Swans in the top flight.
Then come Stoke summer signings Sam Surridge and Ben Wilmot - both former Swansea loanees - with the latter particularly fondly remembered in these parts having scored a derby winner against Cardiff during his spell in Wales.
Blackpool v Coventry, Stoke v Swansea, Reading v Bristol City
Image source, Getty ImagesRussell Martin is still awaiting his first league win since joining Swansea from MK Dons
Stoke City are among 10 clubs to have taken four points from their first two Championship games.
The Potters welcome last season's beaten play-off finalists Swansea City. Russell Martin is still settling into the Swans hotseat, with one point from their home draw with relegated Sheffield United.
Promoted Blackpool also have just a point to show for their efforts so far, after falling to a 2-0 home defeat by Cardiff at the weekend.
The Tangerines host Coventry City, who have won one and lost one, in the first meeting between the clubs at this level since 2011-12.
The late kick-off sees Reading entertain Bristol City. The Royals lost at Stoke on the opening day but bounced back to beat Preston last time out, while the Robins have one point.
Nigel Pearson's side are without a win in their past 12 Championship outings, with their last win coming in mid-March.
League Two preview
Image source, Rex FeaturesJake Reeves and Luke Norris have both scored in Stevenage wins this season
Forest Green, Stevenage and Mansfield are among a quartet who have won their first two games in League Two.
The trio have all been handed away trips this evening, while Exeter make a long trip to Cumbria to face Barrow.
At the other end of the spectrum, Bristol Rovers, Crawley Town, Oldham Athletic and Walsall are all looking to register their first point of the campaign.
Rovers host the Latics, so at least one of those clubs will get off the mark.
Huddersfield v Preston (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesTwo early-season strugglers meet at the John Smith's Stadium.
Huddersfield drew 1-1 at Derby on the opening day, but were then soundly beaten 5-1 at home by Fulham on Saturday, as the Whites finished with 10 men.
Carlos Corberan's Terriers finished 20th last season, and the Spaniard - who previously worked under Marcelo Bielsa at Leeds - is yet to get the Yorkshire club truly firing.
Frankie McAvoy steadied the Preston ship following the departure of Alex Neil in March but, after being handed the reins full-time in May, his North End side have opened the new season with back-to-back defeats.
A 4-1 reverse at home against promoted Hull was followed up by a 2-1 defeat at Reading last time out.
Barnsley v Luton (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesBarnsley are onto their third manager since the start of last season, but the Yorkshire club are still looking up.
Valerien Ismael catapulted the Tykes into the play-off places following his appointment last October but departed for West Brom over the summer.
New boss Markus Schopp has continued the good work, with a point at Cardiff followed by a 1-0 win over Coventry at Oakwell.
Nathan Jones (above) has got visitors Luton ticking over nicely, although a 3-2 defeat at the Baggies burst their bubble after their comfortable win over Peterborough on the opening day.
League One preview
Image source, Getty ImagesElliot Embleton (left) netted the winner for Sunderland at MK Dons at the weekend
There are four 100% records in League One heading into the third round of fixtures.
Two of those clubs meet at the Stadium of Light as Sunderland entertain Burton Albion, who have been one of the division's form sides since Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink returned as boss in January.
Elsewhere, relegated Wycombe go to Wigan, while Portsmouth host pointless Shrewsbury Town.
Doncaster and Fleetwood are two other clubs looking to get off the mark, at Accrington and Sheffield Wednesday respectively.
Peterborough v Cardiff (19:45 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesSiriki Dembele celebrates his injury-time winner against the Rams
Peterborough left it very, very late on Saturday to beat Derby County and register their first win following their return to the Championship.
Goals in the 91st and 100th minute gave Posh a 2-1 victory over Wayne Rooney's Rams and put a smile on the face of manager Darren Ferguson.
Visitors Cardiff City drew against Barnsley on the opening day before Mick McCarthy's side won 2-0 at Blackpool three days ago.
The Bluebirds will be hoping to mount a promotion challenge having missed out on the play-offs last season with an eighth-placed finish.
The Welsh outfit are one of 10 clubs sitting on four points, and are third in the fledgling table on goal difference.
Millwall v Fulham (19:45 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesFulham sit atop of the Championship having hit Huddersfield Town for five on Saturday.
Aleksandar Mitrovic, Josh Onomah and Fabio Carvalho (above) all scored before substitute Ivan Cavaleiro added a late double following Harry Wilson's sending-off.
That result gave Marco Silva his first win in charge of the Whites, who were relegated from the top flight last season.
The west Londoners face a test of their credentials as they cross the Thames and travel to The Den.
Millwall have drawn their opening two games of the season 1-1 against QPR and then Blackburn, with Jed Wallace netting both their goals.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThere are seven games in the Championship this evening, with all but one getting under way at 19:45 BST.
Ten clubs have opened up with a win and a draw, and sit on four points from two matches.
Fulham - top of the fledgling table on goal difference - are one of five unbeaten sides in action.
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After two rounds of action, just eight teams in the English Football League are able to boast a perfect record.
The first evening of midweek fixtures will whittle down that elite set further - although no-one has taken maximum points in the Championship.
There are seven games in the second tier to bring you, with a full programme in League One and nine matches in League Two.
As the summer sun fades the floodlights are being fired up, and you can stay tuned for updates as the goals go in across the country.
Image source, Rex Features