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There's not long to wait until your next fix of Championship action here on BBC Sport.

Ashton Gate plays hosts to a trans-Severn Estuary meeting on Friday evening when Swansea City travel to Bristol City.

Conflicting fortunes for those two clubs so far from their opening three fixtures so the points are sure to be keenly contested, even at this early stage of the campaign.

Make sure you join us from around 19:30 BST on Friday for all the build-up.

Well it took a little while to get going but we ended up with 15 goals from our five matches.

It was yet another night for away sides - West Brom the only hosts to avoid defeat.

So much for the return of fans making a difference! Joking aside, it's been great to hear them back.

A chastening night for Sheffield United.

West Brom had more fight and quality all over the pitch and the winning margin should've been wider.

As it was, a Jack Robinson own goal plus goals from Dara O'Shea, Alex Mowatt and Callum Robinson saw them home with ease.

The Baggies are top of the Championship while the Blades are without a goal or win in the league.

Every time West Brom have a set-piece they get a huge goalscoring chance.

On this occasion it breaks for Semi Ajayi, who just can't sort his feet out as the ball hits him and dribbles just wide.

We're a minute into four minutes of stoppage time.

Kieron Freeman whips in a cross from deep but it's too long and drifts harmlessly behind for a West Brom goal kick.

Sheffield United heads are down - they've been exploited in both penalty areas tonight.

Finally all over at the Riverside after the clock passes the 100-minute mark!

A superb match that swung one way then the next and back again.

QPR get the better of it with the odd goal in five and also hang on with just 10 men for more than 40 minutes.

Seven minutes of normal time left at The Hawthorns but it'll feel much longer for Sheffield United.

West Brom are in cruise control and have brought Adam Reach on for his debut.

Halfway through the 10 minutes of injury time in this thriller.

Still no way back level again for Neil Warnock's side as the 10 men of QPR continue to hold on.

Blackburn maintain their unbeaten start but Forest remain without a point after their third successive 2-1 league defeat.

Second-half from Daniel Ayala and Darragh Lenihan proved enough for Rovers.

Philip Zinckernagel had levelled with a vicious strike for the hosts, who finished with 10 men after Jordan Gabriel's late red card.

Wayne Rooney's Derby have their first Championship win of the season.

Sam Baldock only signed on Tuesday but scored the winner from close range.

The Rams deserved the points after an impressive first-half display, and they held on resolutely to see the game out.

All done and dusted at St Andrew's.

Far from a classic for the most part but Bournemouth had the strength and belief in the closing stages as goals from Dominic Solanke and Jaidon Anthony secured another win for Scott Parker.

Birmingham fall to a first defeat of the season.

Derby are hanging on for dear life.

They conceded twice in stoppage time at Peterborough on Saturday - can Wayne Rooney's side see it through this time?

There are about two minutes of added time left.

We're into TEN MINUTES OF STOPPAGE TIME in this one!

Forest are down to 10 men as they chase a late leveller...

It's a second yellow card for a robust challenge on Harry Chapman.

They're into five minutes of added time at the City Ground.

Blackburn's John Buckley connects with a low, drilled shot from 20 yards but Brice Samba gets his body behind it and saves relatively comfortably.

The last five minutes of this one could go either way.

Isaiah Jones again in the thick of it for Boro.

He squares a ball to Djed Spence to try and fire his side level again but Seny Dieng makes the save for QPR low down with his feet.

Around seven minutes plus stoppages still to play.

What must Slavisa Jokanovic be thinking?

He's won promotion to the Premier League with Watford and Fulham but the start of his reign at Sheffield United could hardly have gone worse.

Oli McBurnie and Oliver Burke are on but it's too late for them to avoid defeat here.

Could and probably should have been 4-2 to QPR moments after their third goal.

Chris Willock again causing headaches after he combined with Charlie Austin and his goalbound effort is somehow hacked away by Boro as it creeps towards the line.