There is a full fixture list on the menu in League One from 15:00 BST.

Paul Warne, the aforementioned yet-to-be-promotion guru, is in the Derby dugout for the first time as the Rams travel to Cambridge. Meanwhile, second-placed Ipswich Town host Portsmouth, who are one spot behind but equal on points with the Tractor Boys with a game in hand.

• Accrington Stanley v Morecambe
• Bolton Wanderers v Lincoln City
• Burton Albion v Forest Green Rovers
• Cambridge United v Derby County
• Charlton Athletic v Oxford United
• Cheltenham Town v Shrewsbury Town
• Exeter City v Bristol Rovers
• Fleetwood Town v Barnsley
• Ipswich Town v Porstmouth
• Milton Keynes Dons v Peterborough United
• Port Vale v Sheffield Wednesday
• Wycombe Wanderers v Plymouth Argyle

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Paul Warne doesn't see himself as a "League One promotion guru" - well, not until he gets Derby County back to the Championship.

"If I could do it [promotion] again, then I would definitely take that title," he said with a broad smile during his introductory press conference as the Rams' new head coach.

"Three out of three, I don't know. Four out of four is quite good. It's a nice thing to say."

Warne's three seasons managing in England's third division have all ended with him taking Rotherham to the Championship.

Can he now do it with the Rams?

You can read more about Warne and his decision to leave the Millers to drop a division to take the helm at Derby by clicking here.

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Everything is rosy in Sheffield United's garden right now as they sit three points clear at the top of the Championship on the back of a nine game unbeaten run.

They have won the last four, while it is a maximum four wins out of four at Bramall Lane with 11 goals scored and just the one conceded.

Since Paul Heckingbottom took over last November, the Blades have only lost two out of 19 in S2.

They will expect three points from a Birmingham side, down in 17th but unbeaten in their last three with successive wins on the road.

Blues are actually unbeaten in their last four trips to Bramall Lane, including a 1-0 win on the opening day of last season.

After Luton got the better of managerless Hull City last night and with Slaven Bilic's first game as Watford boss still to come against Stoke on Sunday, we have 10 Championship fixtures to look forward to today.

All those those which are conveniently listed below - are scheduled to kick off in just over 20 minutes at 15:00 BST.

• Blackburn Rovers v Millwall
• Blackpool v Norwich City
• Bristol City v Queens Park Rangers
• Cardiff City v Burnley
• Coventry City v Middlesbrough
• Reading v Huddersfield Town
• Rotherham United v Wigan Athletic
• Sheffield United v Birmingham City
• Sunderland v Preston North End
• West Bromwich Albion v Swansea City

There is nothing quite like looking out onto the expanse of a spruced up football pitch on a Saturday afternoon at the home of your favourite football club.

Today, after a two month wait on the account of a dangerous pitch, Coventry City fans get that chance.

Yes, football across the EFL is back in its entirety after the international break, but ain't no-one who has waited longer for this day this season than Sky Blues fans.

That's our one pause for thought for the day, so let's now get stuck in...

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