Still awaiting the first shot on target in the Midlands as they approach the 15-minute mark.

Coventry midfielder Callum O'Hare has had a shot blocked after good work from Viktor Gyokeres.

The rebound hit the Sky Blues man and went behind for a goal kick.

Nathan Thompson has sent a long-range volley well wide for Posh.

They're under way at The Hawthorns.

Can West Brom extend their unbeaten start and go top of the Championship?

QPR are looking for a first win in four league outings.

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Newport County have hit the front in their game at Barrow.

The visitors break down the left and Finn Azaz drills the Welsh side ahead with his first goal for the Exiles.

West Brom show just the one change from their 1-1 draw at Preston last time out.

Karlan Grant replaces Jordan Hugill up top.

West Brom XI: Johnstone, Ajayi, Bartley, Townsend, Furlong, Livermore, Mowatt, Reach, Phillips, Diangana, Grant.

QPR boss Mark Warburton makes two changes from their last Championship outing, a 2-1 home defeat by Bristol City.

Jimmy Dunne and Dominic Ball come into the side.

QPR XI: Dieng, Odubajo, Dickie, De Wijs, Dunne, Barbet, Ball, Johansen, Chair, Willock, Gray.

The hosts have started the game on top, knocking it about confidently.

Viktor Gyokeres is Coventry's top scorer this season with five goals.

The Swede's strikes have been worth a Championship-high seven points for the Sky Blues this season.

Not bad after eight games, especially seeing as he only found the back of the net three times in the league last season.

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West Brom boast one of the two remaining unbeaten records in the EFL.

The Baggies and Championship leaders Bournemouth are the two sides yet to suffer a league defeat this season.

It's been a solid start to life at The Hawthorns for Valerien Ismael, who joined from Barnsley this summer after Albion dropped out of the Premier League.

However, West Brom have drawn their past three games and entertain a QPR side who have lost back-to-back league matches.

A QPR side which had five changes overcame Everton on penalties in the League Cup during midweek.

Coventry City are getting started against Peterborough.

Can the Sky Blues make it five straight home wins at the start of the season? Posh are aiming to avoid a fifth successive defeat on the road.

In League Two, Barrow are hosting Newport County.

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Can Coventry keep up their fine start to the season and challenge for promotion?

The Sky Blues haven't played in the Premier League since 2000-01.

Coventry boss Mark Robins makes two changes from their 1-1 draw at Millwall last weekend.

Jamie Allen and Martyn Waghorn replace Ben Sheaf and Matty Godden.

Coventry XI: Moore, Hyam, McFadzean, Clarke-Salter, Kane, Allen, Hamer, Maatsen, O'Hare, Gyokeres, Waghorn.

Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson names an unchanged side from the 3-0 win over Birmingham last time out.

Peterborough XI: Cornell, Thompson, Edwards, Kent, Butler, Taylor, Norburn, Grant, Ward, Dembele, Clarke-Harris.

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Peterborough fans might have been expecting their side to be without striker Jonson Clarke-Harris for tonight's trip to Coventry.

The 27-year-old was this week handed a four-match ban and fined £5,300 by the Football Association over historical social media posts made when he was 18.

However, Posh have appealed against the sanction passed down to last season's top League One goalscorer, meaning he will be available for selection until the result of the appeal is decided.

Clarke-Harris, who has scored 35 goals in 57 matches since returning to Peterborough, has also enjoyed three spells with tonight's hosts Coventry, beginning his career there and rejoining the club from 2017-19, initially on loan, then permanently.

Victory for Peterborough tonight would lift Posh up to the dizzy heights of 14th in the Championship.

Not bad for a side that began this week in the relegation zone despite last weekend's 3-0 win over Coventry's former landlords Birmingham City.

They moved out of the bottom three thanks to Derby's 12-point deduction for entering administration.

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Tonight's result could be a foregone conclusion going on form so far this season.

Coventry City have won all four of their home league games this season, following their return to what is now known as the Coventry Building Society Arena.

Visitors Peterborough United, meanwhile, have lost on all four away trips since their return to the second tier.

Posh have shipped 13 goals in the process, with several of those coming in a 6-2 defeat at Sheffield United.

The Sky Blues are three unbeaten, while Peterborough ended a four-match losing streak with a 3-0 win over Birmingham last time out.

There could be new leaders of the Championship this evening.

If West Brom extend their unbeaten start with a win over QPR, the Baggies will replace Bournemouth at the summit.

Should Albion drop points, Coventry City could climb above the Cherries and into top spot with all three points against Peterborough.

The Sky Blues have not been top of the second tier since 17 August 2009, having started that campaign by winning their first two games.

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There are two games to bring you in the Championship tonight.

Coventry City or West Bromwich Albion could end the day top of the table.

• Coventry City v Peterborough United (19:45 BST)
• West Bromwich Albion v Queens Park Rangers (20:00 BST)

In League Two, there's a mid-table clash as 15th-placed Barrow welcome 13th-placed Newport County.

Both clubs have the chance to get into the play-off places if they win.

• Barrow v Newport County (19:45 BST)

After the distraction of the League Cup (for some) in midweek, the English Football League weekend could get under way with a bang tonight.

Two different clubs are vying to go top of the Championship, while another is looking to move away from trouble at the bottom.

There are two games to bring you in the second tier, along with updates from one match in League Two.

Let's get stuck in.

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