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Now the full-time whistles have rung out up and down the country that's us officially done for the afternoon after another frantic and heated few hours of football.

We'll be back tomorrow from 1:45 BST with two more Championship games to bring you as Middeslbrough take on Sheffield United and Blackburn face West Brom.

Until then, goodbye.

• Walsall thought they had made it three wins out of three but Danny Rose struck in the tenth minute of injury time to claim a draw for Stevenage.
• Brandon Thomas-Asante scored twice as Salford cruised to a 3-0 win over Crewe.
• Tranmere picked up their first points of the season with a 3-0 win over Gillingham.
• Mark Hughes' Bradford enjoyed a 2-0 victory over 10-man Newport.
• Doncaster equalised in the 94th-minute to secure a draw at AFC Wimbledon who had led 2-0.
• Grimsby's Luke Waterfall also struck in injury time to hand his side victory on their trip to Rochdale.
• There were 1-0 wins for Leyton Orient, Sutton and Stockport.
• Swindon are still looking for their first win of the season after drawing 1-1 with Carlisle.

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• Derby held on to beat Barnsley 2-1 thanks to an early Conor McCarthy own goal and Nathaniel Mendez-Laing.
• Ipswich moved to the top of the embryonic league table with a second win in three games, cruising to a 3-0 victory over MK Dons.
• Portsmouth and Plymouth enjoyed comfortable 2-0 wins over Cheltenham and Peterborough respectively.
• Davis Keillor-Dunn's hat-trick looked to have given Burton their first win of the campaign but Accrington hit back to make it 4-4 with a 96th-minute equaliser.
• Tyreeq Bakinson's late goal gave Sheffield Wednesday a home win over Charlton.
• Wycombe led through Garath McCleary before Shrewsbury turned it around to win 2-1 with Luke Leahy sealing the victory with a late penalty.
• Lincoln v Forest Green and Morecambe v Fleetwood also ended 1-1.
• Cambridge beat Exeter 2-1 and 10-man Bolton held on for a goalless draw at Port Vale.

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• QPR goalkeeper Seny Dieng scores a last minute equaliser at Sunderland as they stunningly fight back from 2-0 down.
• Hull City continue their fine start to the season with a 2-1 win over winless Norwich City.
• Rotherham register a thumping 4-0 win over Reading, with all four goals scored before the break.
• Millwall fight back from 2-0 down to win 3-2 at home against 10-man Coventry, George Saville netting the winner.
• Huddersfield register their first win of the season with a 3-1 success over Stoke.
• Swansea win 1-0 at Blackpool thanks to a late winner from Olivier Ntcham.

Millwall pull off one mighty comeback, coming from two goals down to beat 10-man Coventry 3-2.

Kyle McFazdean and Matt Godden put the Sky Blues in front, but Jake Cooper and George Honeyman drew them level. After Gustavo Hamer was sent off George Saville found the winner with five minutes to go.

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Wigan and Bristol City share the points.

Andi Wiemann found the net for his fourth goal in four games after just six minutes, but his effort was cancelled out by Will Keane who draw Wigan level in the second half.

Brad Potts' 18 minute goal is enough to earn Preston three points on the road and ensure they finally get their first score of the season.

Norwich City's winless start to the season goes on.

Oscar Estupinan's double means it's seven points from three games for upwardly mobile Hull City.

Swansea get their first win of the season courtesy of Olivier Ntcham's late goal.

Jerry Yates saw a penalty saved for the home side by Swans goalkeeper Andy Fisher earlier in the second half.

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A balmy final few minutes sees Ilias Chair and then goalkeeper Seny Dieng score for QPR at the Stadium of Light, to earn the visitors a point right at the death.

First-half goals from Ross Stewart and Ellis Simms had given Sunderland what seemed to be a comfortable lead.

Last season's beaten play-off finalists claim their first win of the season.

Goals from Yuta Nakayama, Danny Ward and Jordan Rhodes get their season off and running at the third attempt.

Tim Dellor
BBC Berkshire sport editor

The end of a very bad afternoon for Reading. An incredibly messy first half killed them off early.

They were better in the second half but very few chances and ultimately really boring.

Rotherham led 4-0 at half-time in this one and that's how it stayed.

Great result for the Millers.

AFC Wimbledon have struck late to take the lead over Doncaster and Sutton have done likewise against Barrow.

Stockport are now ahead at home to Colchester and Tranmere are now three goals to the good over Gillingham.

Luton haven't given up on finding an equaliser just yet.

Cauley Woodrow, who came on as a sub midway through the second half, gets a shot away but he can't quite keep it down and on target.