It's 3-3 at Hillsborough - Fisayo Dele-Bashiru levelling for Sheffield Wednesday against Portsmouth.

Arguably the game of the day across the EFL, and you wouldn't bet against there being more to come...

We have lift off at Pride Park - and it's the big name summer signing who's made the difference!

Conor Hourihane finds the net with a fine left-footed finish from the edge of the box.

Derby fans must've waited so long to let that emotion out, and they now lead Oxford.

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Getting towards the stick or twist point in this game.

A draw on the opening day of the season isn't a bad result for either of these sides.

New QPR boss Michael Beale goes to his bench for the final time of the day as he looks to rescue a point.

The R's make a triple change with 15 minutes to play.

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Presenter, Squad Goals

Jonson Clarke-Harris has his second of the game, Posh have come from 2-0 down and Cheltenham have it all to do.

What a comeback!

Jonson Clarke-Harris puts Peterborough 3-2 up at Cheltenham, with the visitors having trailed 2-0 at the interval.

Posh boss Grant McCann has clearly delivered an inspiring half-time team talk.

Shout-out to Michael Flynn's Walsall, who have just gone 4-0 up against Hartlepool - striker Danny Johnson completing his hat-trick a week after joining on loan from Mansfield.

Elsewhere, Stockport have brought it back to 3-2 at home to Barrow, having trailed 3-0 at the break. They certainly have the momentum now.

Two teams who will expect to be involved in the shake-up at the right end of the table come May get their seasons under way later this afternoon.

We'll bring you full live text coverage from the Riverside after all the 15:00 BST action is wrapped up.

This is surely going to be a talking point after full-time, as the referee awards a debatable penalty to Hull City, which Orzan Tufan puts away to get his side back level with 20 minutes to go.

Kal Naismith dives in and takes down Benjamin Tetteh, who was on the verge of taking a shot at goal. There doesn't seem to be a huge amount of contact but the referee pointed quickly to the spot.

Turfan doesn't miss the chance to get his side a goal.

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Cardiff may be ahead but they're going to have to see this out with 10 men as Perry Ng is sent off for a second yellow.

Steve Morison instantly brings on centre-back Curtis Nelson to shore things up - Norwich will now throw everything at this.

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The pendulum swings again and Portsmouth lead for the first time at Sheffield Wednesday - summer signing Colby Bishop putting Pompey 3-2 up.

And talking of comebacks - Grant McCann's triple half-time change has paid dividends as Peterborough's Jonson Clarke-Harris has made it 2-2 at Cheltenham, having been two-down at the break.

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Former Norwich keeper on BBC Radio Norfolk

It was a bad foul on Teemu Pukki.

Andrew Omobamidele pushes Perry Ng to the floor and then everybody's in.

There are so many people involved that most of them will probably get away with it.

Indeed, a few yellow cards are handed out but nothing more than that. It certainly got ugly.

Gaz Drinkwater
Squad Goals

Millwall are the first side to score more than one goal in the Championship today.

Stoke fans will be hoping for much better after last season's 14th-place finish.

Swansea should lead!

Republic of Ireland international Michael Obafemi can't convert after some great work from Joel Piroe.

You know it's bad when even the club's Twitter feed are calling it a sitter.

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BBC Radio Manchester

Ipswich coming out for the second half really fried up. Two good saves by Trafford to keep the scores level at 1-1.

Then sheer persistence by Dion Charles as he almost grabbed a second for Wanderers. Decent contest this.

Derby County come mightily close to an opener at a raucous Pride Park!

A James Collins volley from 18 yards beats Oxford keeper Simon Eastwood but Cameron Brannagan is on hand to clear off the line.

Big let-off for Bristol City, as Ozan Tufan hits the post for Hull as they try and get themselves back on level terms.

Hull break into Bristol City's 18 yard box and Jean Michael Seri pulls off a canny dummy, before setting up Tufan.

Yet while his right-footed shot curls towards goal, it smacks away off the post.

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A proper humdinger at Hillsborough.

Sheffield Wednesday have led on two occasions but a Michael Jacobs header for Portsmouth has made it 2-2.

In the battle between two of the promoted sides, Jordan Moore-Taylor has put Forest Green ahead at Bristol Rovers.

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Mark Fawcett: 1-0 up at HT, in Simmo we trust, last time he was here got us up from the Conference through the play-offs the champions of L2 the next season....Simmo is the messiah.

There's no denying he's done a terrific job since he returned to Carlisle, Mark.