Righteo then.

Time for us to turn our attention to the final game of the day and it could be a cracker.

Middlesbrough and West Brom both have aspirations to be challenging for a Premier League return this season.

Who will be the happier come the full-time whistle at the Riverside?

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• Lewis Travis' first-half goal sees Blackburn beat QPR 1-0.
• Blackpool earn a win over Reading thanks to Callum Connolly's goal after just nine minutes.
• Cardiff City win 1-0 against Norwich thanks to Romaine Sawyers' goal, as both teams end the match with 10 men.
• Jean Michael Seri scores an injury-time winner for Hull, as they beat Bristol City 2-1.
• Charlie Cresswell scored twice as Millwall win 2-0 against Stoke.
• Rotherham and Swansea share the points with a 1-1 draw.
• Luton and Birmingham and Wigan against Preston North End both end goalless.

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• Conor Hourihane's strike gives Derby victory over Oxford in their first competitive game since exiting administration.
• Heavyweights Sheffield Wednesday and Portsmouth draw 3-3 in a classic game at Hillsborough.
• Peterborough come from two-down at half-time to win 3-2 at Cheltenham, Jonson Clarke-Harris scoring twice.
• Wycombe thrash Burton 3-0 to top the division after day one.
• Charlton and Accrington both score deep into stoppage time as game ends 2-2 at The Valley.
• Victories for Cambridge, Forest Green, Plymouth and Port Vale.
• Games between Ipswich-Bolton, Lincoln-Exeter and Morecambe-Shrewsbury end in draws.

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• Newcomers Stockport beaten 3-2 at home by Barrow despite spirited second-half comeback.
• Grimsby, also promoted last season, beaten 2-0 away at Leyton Orient.
• Danny Johnson scores a hat-trick as Walsall ease past Hartlepool 4-0, Northampton win see-saw game 3-2 against Colchester.
• Wins for AFC Wimbledon, Carlisle, Harrogate, Crewe, Salford and Stevenage.
• Spoils shared between Bradford-Doncaster and Sutton-Newport.

That's all of the 15:00 BST games wrapped up now on this opening Saturday of the EFL season.

Let's take a look at the headlines across the three leagues shall we?

Heartbreak for Bristol City right at the death, as they fall to a 2-1 defeat at Hull after conceding an injury-time Jean Michael Seri goal.

Andi Weimann put the Robins ahead in the first-half before Ozan Tufan equalised from the spot with 20 minutes to go.

But Bristol City proved they haven't yet shaken the curse of conceding late in matches, and they leave with nothing after letting in a goal with three minutes left on the clock.

A perfect start for Cardiff City who beat relegated Norwich City 1-0, with Romaine Sawyers' goal the difference.

Both sides finished the match with 10 men, however, with Perry Ng sent off for the Bluebirds and Grant Hanley shown red for the Canaries.

No goals but no lack of trying in this one.

Both sides had plenty of chances but a mix of good goalkeeping and some wasteful finishing means the points are shared.

Ched Evans was sent off late on for the away side after coming on as a substitute.

What on earth is happening at Edgeley Park?!

Stockport think they have a penalty to make it 3-3 deep into stoppage time, but the decision is overturned as the assistant has his flag up for offside.

So close, yet so far.

Spoils shared in this entertaining opener.

Chiedozie Ogbene gave the home side the lead but Harry Darling levelled with a super long range effort.

Michael Obafemi probably should have won it for the Swans but he got it all wrong from close in.

Just the ticket for new Blackpool boss Michael Appleton.

Callum Connolly's first-half strike is enough to see the Seasiders start off with three points.

Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

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A fabulous strike from Lewis Travis in the first half has given Blackburn all three points on opening day. Rovers did all the running and attacking. QPR threw men on late in the game but Thomas Kaminski didn’t have a save to make in front of net the full the 90 minutes.

A dream afternoon for teenager Charlie Cresswell, who scores two headers on his debut for Millwall and gives his side a 2-0 win over Stoke.

Blackburn captain Lewis Travis' goal gets his side off to the perfect start.

The clock is winding down at Kenilworth Road and we're heading towards a match with no goals between Luton and Birmingham.

Luton have had the better of the chances, but of their 14 efforts only four have actually been on target.

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Fine shot from Dan Barlaser for the Millers but Andy Fisher is equal to it in the Swans goal.

Ben Brereton Diaz looks to wrap it up for the home side but his shot flies just past the post.

We've got 10 versus 10 for the final few minutes of this match, as Norwich captain Grant Hanley gets shown a second yellow and is sent off for a foul on Mark Harris.

Norwich's start to life in the Championship couldn't be going worse, so far.

Ched Evans' day is short and not sweet.

The veteran striker, on as a sub, is sent off for a poor tackle on Curtis Tilt.