No major chances so far in this one but it's been pretty open and, given QPR have bagged six goals in their past two games, I'm not expecting this one to end goalless.

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Bolton have equalised at home to Charlton through Conor Bradley.

Forest Green's torrid start to life in League One continues as Rekeil Pyke has put visitors Shrewsbury in front at The Bolt New Lawn.

Jensen Weir has given Morecambe the lead at Bristol Rovers.

Elsewhere Garath McCleary has been sent off for Wycombe, who now have to face Fleetwood with 10 men for 80 minutes.

Ben Brereton Diaz is showing why he was the subject of much transfer speculation this summer.

The Blackburn man works into a dangerous area but he's tackled by Kal before he could fire at goal.

Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

Forest Green have really struggled at home this season - they've lost all their home games.

Ian Burchnall has come in, and the success is there, but Forest Green really need to pick up their form at the New Lawn.

Nice stuff on the counter from Wigan.

Callum Lang plays through Josh Magennis on the left and he tries his luck with a shot from a tight angle.

However it cannons off the post just before he's flagged for offside. A let off for Luton.

Preston did well to keep hold of Emil Riis during the transfer window and he's showing why he attracted interest this summer.

He's in the mix once again and forces a fine low save from Birmingham keeper John Ruddy.

Aaron Ramsey (the younger brother of Aston Villa midfielder Jacob, not the Wales international) fires just wide for the home side.

The Canaries are looking for a fifth successive league win.

First chance at The Den goes to Millwall.

Zian Flemming tries his luck with a strike from long range but Cardiff keeper Ryan Allsop makes the save.

Sam Hoskins has converted from close range to give Northampton the early advantage at home to Barrow.

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Watford look to hit straight back but veteran Lee Peltier gets in the way of two efforts from Joao Pedro.

Scott Fraser has scored an early goal to put Charlton front at Bolton.

Elsewhere Jack Marriott has opened the scoring for Peterborough against Portsmouth at Fratton Park.

Luton have started well against Wigan.

Elijah Adebayo plays a one-two before rushing into the box, with his resulting shot being saved by Latics keeper Ben Amos.

Good stuff from Preston, here.

Emil Riis puts a ball in to Troy Parrott who tries to fire towards goal but Birmingham make a block and concede a corner.

We've had the first goal of the day in League Two and it's come at The Peninsula Stadium as Callum Hendry's second goal of the season has given hosts Salford the lead over Crawley.

Big chance for Blackburn in the opening stages against Bristol City.

George Hirst puts the ball in for Bradley Dack to shoot from the middle of the box but Daniel Bentley makes the save for the Robins.

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Right then.

The whistle is being sounded up and down the land.

We're about to get under way across the English Football League.

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Sanny Rudravajhala
Presenter, Squad Goals

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Second in the league would be beyond any Barrow fan’s wildest dreams at the start of the season, but the new boss looks like he knows what he’s doing. Pete Wild pulled up trees at Halifax in the National League and has got his Barrow side organised and getting the best out of a team that finished third from bottom last season.

With four goals, Josh Gordon is just two shy of matching his scoring exploits from last season and has been grabbing the headlines.

There’s been a bit of a change of style this season from Jon Brady’s Northampton Town. Keeping hold of the ball a bit more has been working for the Cobblers and in Sam Hoskins, they have a man who will play to the very death. He has seven so far, including a point saving 97th minute equaliser against Crewe two weeks ago. Since then, however, they’ve suffered back-to-back defeats. I think we can write off their 6-0 hammering in the EFL Trophy to Ipswich but their 1-0 defeat by Doncaster will have hurt.

The Shoe Army will be in fine voice at home but with six points from three away games so far this season, the Barrow boys will certainly not be rolling over!

Remaining fixtures

• Bradford City v Walsall
• Carlisle United v Rochdale
• Colchester United v Hartlepool United
• Crewe Alexandra v Stevenage
• Doncaster Rovers v Mansfield Town
• Gillingham v Swindon Town
• Leyton Orient v Tranmere Rovers
• Newport County v Grimsby Town

• Salford City v Crawley Town
• Stockport County v AFC Wimbledon
• Sutton United v Harrogate Town