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That was a bit crazy, but then again it's the same every week in the EFL.

Relegated Premier League sides Fulham and West Brom sit first and second in the Championship after victories but it's not been as smooth for Sheffield United, who have just one point from four games despite finally scoring their first league goal.

Thanks for living every moment with us and we'll be back for some EFL Cup second round action in midweek.

• Nicky Cadden scores a hat-trick as Forest Green beat Crawley 6-3 in an extraordinary game to maintain their 100% start
• Unbeaten Bradford come from behind to win 3-2 at Mansfield, Andy Cook with the late winner
• Exeter score four first-half goals on their way to a 4-1 triumph over Bristol Rovers
• Oldham are the only side yet to pick up a point after a 2-1 home defeat by Colchester
• Wins for Harrogate, Hartlepool, Rochdale, Swindon and Newport

• Sheff Wed beat Rotherham in the early kick-off with their Yorkshire derby win sending them top of the League One table
• Sam Vokes scores the only goal as Wycombe hold on to beat Lincoln and move second, while former leaders Portsmouth play out goalless draw at Doncaster
• Big wins for Sunderland against Wimbledon, Bolton against Oxford, Wigan at Charlton and Accrington at Crewe bolster their top-half positions
• Fleetwood end losing start with win at Cheltenham while Gillingham beat Morecambe and bottom side Shrewsbury lose four on the bounce with Plymouth defeat
• Cambridge beat Burton 3-0, Ipswich fail to hold on as they draw 2-2 with MK Dons

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• Fulham are top of the table thanks to a routine 2-0 win over Hull, while West Brom are behind the Whites on goal difference after a 2-1 victory at Blackburn
• Stoke City join the relegated pair on 10 points after Josh Tymon's goal sealed all three points against Nottingham Forest, who have lost their first four league games
• Sheffield United slip to a 2-1 home defeat by Huddersfield, conceding a 94th-minute winner
• Birmingham City hit Luton Town for five at Kenilworth Road and Blackpool fight back from 2-0 down to draw at Bournemouth
• Covid-hit Preston secure their first win of the campaign, beating promoted Peterborough 1-0

Full-time headlines from across the leagues are coming your way after that drama-filled 90 minutes.

And that's the final whistle. Wow.

It's almost a carbon copy of their win over Nottingham Forest on the opening weekend, when Coventry scoring a 96th-minute winner. This was even later!

Isn't it great to have fans back at the Coventry Building Society Arena. Reading are dejected but their negative approach in the second half came back to bite them.

That's successive away wins for Huddersfield and what a way to do it!

Levi Colwill's winner, just moments after Billy Sharp had levelled for Sheffield United, caps off a sensational Yorkshire derby victory for the Terriers.

All over on the south coast and Blackpool seal a point against Bournemouth.

Dominic Solanke's double had sent the Cherries ahead but the visitors fought back for a well-earned point.

First-half goals from Aleksandar Mitrovic and Fabio Carvalho give Fulham a comfortable win over Hull.

It's three successive wins for Marco Silva's side as the Portuguese tastes victory against his former side.

The Tigers, promoted from League One last season, have lost three in a row.

They did it the hard way but Preston are off the mark with their first points of the season.

Patrick Bauer's early header proved enough but Frankie McAvoy's side had countless chances to make the game safe.

A bad day at the office for newly promoted Peterborough.

No goals in this one despite a plethora of chances for Middlesbrough.

In the scheme of things, that's not too bad of a point for Derby, mind.

All over at Ewood Park and, despite Blackburn's valiant comeback, West Brom hold on.

The Baggies, as it stands, go second, with Fulham leapfrogging them in the table.

No, Birmingham fans, your eyes aren't deceiving you, that really is the full-time score.

A double for Scott Hogan, plus goals for Marc Roberts, Gary Gardner and Chuks Aneke see Lee Bowyer's side run riot.

Luton boss Nathan Jones is understandably far from pleased.

Cardiff City continue their unbeaten start with victory over Millwall.

Aden Flint's double set the Bluebirds on their way in the second half, and the defender was denied a hat-trick in stoppage time.

Millwall remain winless in the league this season, with two points from four matches.

Josh Tymon's second-half goal gives Stoke a well-deserved victory over Chris Hughton's Nottingham Forest, who fall to the bottom of the Championship with four defeats from four.

Stoke remain unbeaten and arguably should've won by a wider margin.

One of the turnarounds of the day has seen Blackpool fight to level 2-2 against Bournemouth.

But there could be a fair amount of time added on on the south coast due to a delay following an injury to Blackpool midfielder Grant Ward.

Is there a late winner left in this fixture?