There is less than 24 hours to go before the Championship returns, though.

And there is another new manager in the dugout as Slaven Bilic takes his new Watford team to Stoke for a midday kick-off.

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Sheffield United's lead at the top has been cut to just a single point after they were held 1-1 by Birmingham.

That is because Teemu Pukki's goal was enough for a slender victory for Norwich at Blackpool.

There were contrasting fortunes for the clubs who made managerial changes. Cardiff earned a creditable 1-1 draw at home to Burnley under interim Mark Hudson but Huddersfield's new permanent boss, Mark Fotheringham, watched his new charges well beaten in a 3-1 loss at Reading.

While Rotherham, in their first game since the departure of manager Paul Warne to Derby, were beaten 2-0 at home by Wigan.

There were home wins for Coventry and Blackburn and away successes for QPR and Swansea. And no prizes for guessing the score in Preston's trip to Sunderland - 0-0!

Mike Minay
BBC Radio Manchester

A superb performance from Wigan Athletic.

Their 1,700 Wigan fans put their hands in the air and they're all smiles.

Life in the Championship has started so well for Wigan.

• Leaders Leyton Orient suffer a 2-1 defeat at home to Newport.
• Northampton come from behind to beat Swindon 2-1.
• Stevenage also pick up all three points on the road, winning 2-1 at Crawley.
• Wimbledon come from a goal down to beat Colchester in Matt Bloomfield's first game in charge of the U's.
• Doncaster consign bottom-side Rochdale to a 2-1 defeat.
• Salford are held to a 1-1 draw at home by Grimsby.
• Stockport and Walsall share the spoils in a 1-1 draw.
• Tranmere and Gillingham record 1-0 home wins over Sutton and Barrow respectively.
• It finishes goalless between Carlisle and Crewe.

• Ipswich were pegged back twice by Portsmouth but eventually ran out 3-2 winners with Wes Burns grabbing the crucial strike.
• Sam Cosgrove converted an eighth-minute penalty which was enough to hand leaders Plymouth the win over Wycombe.
• Derby beat Cambridge 2-0 in Paul Warne's first game in charge of the Rams.
• Will Vaulks gave Sheffield Wednesday a 1-0 lead over Port Vale and Jack Aitchison struck in injury time to hand Barnsley a win over Fleetwood.
• Peterborough beat MK Dons 3-2 and 10-man Burton Albion beat Forest Green by the same scoreline.
• Bolton had a comfortable 2-0 win over Lincoln and Cheltenham did likewise against Shrewsbury.
• Accrington beat 10-man Morecambe 3-1.
• Charlton v Oxford and Exeter v Bristol Rovers ended in score draws.

Troy Deeney's equaliser ruins leaders Sheffield United's 100% home record after Oli McBurnie's goal had put the Blades on course for a fifth win on the spin.

Two goals in three first-half minutes from Stefan Johansen and Tyler Roberts was enough to earn QPR back-to-back wins away from home for the first time this season.

Bristol City pulled one back after the break, but Nigel Pearson's side failed to do enough to avoid a third straight defeat.

Callum Robinson's 90th minute equaliser delivers a point for Bluebirds interim manager Mark Hudson after Nathan Tella's goal had put Burnley in front.

Two goals in six second half minutes from Tyrhys Dolan and Ben Brereton Diaz secure the points for Blackburn.

Jake Cooper's goal could not inspire a Millwall comeback.

Michael Obafemi's late goal sees Swansea come from behind to beat West Brom in a five-goal thriller.

The Baggies were behind at the break then took the lead but a missed Karlan Grant penalty proved the turning point as Swansea scored twice to take all three points.

Goals from Will Keane and Tom Naylor either side of the break earns Wigan a fourth straight win away from home.

The defeat is managerless Rotherham's first league loss at home this season.

An early Viktor Gyokeres goal earns Coventry a long-awaited home win on a sunny Saturday afternoon this season!

Victory isn't enough to lift Mark Robins' side off the bottom of the table, but they move to within four points of Boro in 22nd spot with three games in hand after their interrupted start to the season because of the pitch issues at home.

Reading cruise to a fifth home win of the season thanks to goals from Tom McIntyre, a Lee Nicholls own goal and Yakou Meite.

Tom Lees scores a late consolation for Huddersfield in Mark Fotheringham's first game in charge.

Another 0-0 involving Preston! A sixth in 11 games!

Teemu Pukki's fourth goal in four games for Norwich ensured the second-placed Canaries keep the pressure on leaders Sheffield United.

That's a seventh win in an eight-game unbeaten run by Dean Smith's side.

It's a third straight defeat for Michael Appleton's Blackpool, who remain 19th in the table.

The board has gone up and we are into seven minutes of injury time. Loads of time for a winner!

Luke Norris has scored from the spot to put Stevenage back in the lead at Crawley.

Walsall have scored a late equaliser at Stockport, Andy Williams with the leveller.

Callum Robinson has kept plugging away all game for Cardiff and he has a go from 20 yards, but his effort is held by Aro Muric.

Burnley have lost a few leads this season, so they will not want this to go the same way.