The League One action for the weekend started with Burton's 1-1 draw with Cheltenham and it's currently 2-0 in the 13:00 BST kick off between Rotherham and Doncaster.

Here are all the other third tier games taking place this afternoon, with all 10 getting under way at 15:00 BST:

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

Here are the remaining 10 games still to come now that the early action is over, with all games kicking off at 15:00 BST unless otherwise stated:

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

A glimmer of hope for Doncaster.

Rotherham's Mickel Miller was shown a straight red card for a heavy challenge on Kyle Knoyle early in the second half.

30 minutes to go in this League One South Yorkshire derby.

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The pick of this afternoon's Championship matches is without doubt on the banks of the River Thames as Fulham host Stoke.

Both sides have made identical starts to the season with three wins and a draw with the Cottagers holding the slightly superior goal difference.

In all competitions, Fulham have won nine of their past 11 home games against Stoke City and won their last game against them at Craven Cottage in December 2019.

Stoke though are unbeaten in five league games, picking up four wins and one draw.

They are looking to win three in a row for the first time since October 2016.

Many thanks Ian, a couple of early Championship matches there that didn't disappoint.

As he says, we've got nine more fixtures in that tier to come in under half an hour plus a whole host more in Leagues One and Two, so let's bring you some previews...

That's a wrap from our early Championship games as Bristol City take the derby spoils at Cardiff and it ends even between Derby and Nottingham Forest.

I'll hand you over to Adam Williams for all the build-up for the big 15:00 BST games.

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That'll do it, Bristol City take the points.

A very entertaining contest comes to a close and those two goals from Andreas Weimann - his second a beauty - have proved the difference.

Cardiff got back into the game through Daniel Bentley's unfortunate own goal and although they pressed for a late equaliser the Robins saw the game out in relative comfort.

A first league defeat for Mick McCarthy's Bluebirds who stay sixth, albeit with the majority of games still to come this afternoon, while Bristol City are up to tenth.

A point apiece probably about the right result.

A decent derby from Pride Park all told.

The hosts took the lead through Tom Lawrence's shot in the first half before Brennan Johnson fired in a leveller towards the end for Forest.

Chris Hughton will be very grateful for Kelle Roos' generous goalkeeping as that might, might just keep him in a job.

Forest take their first point of the season and their fans warmly receive the players as they go over to applaud them.

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Derby applying some late, late pressure with a couple of corners.

Forest are living on their nerves in the final seconds.

Teenager Alex Scott comes on to replace Andreas Weimann as Nigel Pearson looks to run down the clock.

What a contribution from Weimann today and he get's a good reception as he departs.

Time's almost up.

Max Bird sends a long ball forward through the middle for Jack Stretton to chase but Forest goalkeeper Brice Samba is off his line to deal with it.

We're into four minutes of time added on.

A late winner per chance?

Derby are looking to get back on top as we head towards the final minute.

Lee Buchanan has had a good impact since coming on down their left and he wins a corner.

Will that Andreas Weimann goal prove to be the match-winner or can Cardiff find an equaliser from somewhere?

They've got five minutes of additional time to do so.

Cardiff are pushing for an equaliser with James Collins and Kieffer Moore keeping the visiting defence honest.

The pressure is building but Joe Ralls then gives away a silly foul - for which he is booked - and the pressure valve is released for Bristol City.

Still work to do if they are to take all the points home though.

Can Forest find a winner now?!

Rams defender Nathan Byrne and midfielder Louie Sibley were booked either side of the Forest leveller and they need to keep their heads now with just over five minutes to go.

Jay Dasilva has replaced Cameron Pring as the Robins look to see this out and pick up their second away win in a row.

The Rams take off Kamil Jozwiak for Lee Buchanan.

The Pole has had a decent game today.

Cardiff have ten minutes plus whatever the referee adds to keep their unbeaten run going.

Centre-back Aden Flint is the unlikely Championship top-scorer this season with four in his last two - can he pop-up with another one here?