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What a start to an action-packed weekend of football in the EFL.

Tomorrow we've got live coverage of 10 more Championship games for you, plus a full schedule of League One and League Two matches.

As always, we'll bring you all the goals and big moments as they happen. See you then!

Elsewhere tonight, England beat USA for the first time since 2017 at a sold-out Wembley.

Manchester City winger Lauren Hemp, filling in as a central striker, put European champions England in front after just 10 minutes.

The USA responded when Sophia Smith fired in an equaliser, but England were awarded a penalty for a high boot on Lucy Bronze after referee Riem Hussein went to check the VAR monitor.

Georgia Stanway stepped up to make it 2-1, before the USA had a goal ruled out for a marginal offside minutes later.

Full report here.

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That's two massive results in the space three days for Queens Park Rangers.

They have followed up their 1-0 win at league leaders Sheffield United on Tuesday with a 2-1 victory against Reading, coming back from a goal down to win at Loftus Road.

Andy Carroll gave the visitors the lead from the spot against the run of play after Tim Iroegbunam brought down Lucas Joao in the QPR box before birthday boy Lyndon Dykes equalised with a header just three minutes later.

Iroegbunam then atoned for his earlier error by winning a penalty for Rangers with six minutes remaining, with Dykes stepping up to score his second of the night and complete the turnaround.

Ady Williams
Sport presenter and former Reading captain on BBC Radio Berkshire

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A close game.

Disappointment for Reading but there's no question QPR were the better side and finished stronger.

Well deserved.

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Tom Ince sends in the free kick and Seny Dieng gathers before diving on top of the ball and the referee's whistle signals full-time.

QPR leapfrog Reading into third in the Championship, level with leaders Sheffield United and Norwich City on 24 points.

The "oles" are out in the crowd as the home side control the ball and win another free kick.

Lyndon Dykes whips a cheeky effort in at the far post as he looks for the hat-trick but it goes behind for a goal kick.

Free kick to Reading and Joe Lumley is heading up...

QPR have the ball where they want it, up in the Reading half.

Not long at all left for the Royals now as Rangers win the free-kick.

QPR will take their time here.

Reading's Tom McIntyre throws himself at the ball as it's whipped in but can't get there.

Nesta Guinness-Walker then launches in another long throw but it's collected by QPR keeper Seny Dieng.

Four minutes added on.

Tom Holmes was booked for tampering with the spot in the lead up to the penalty.

The Royals now win a free-kick on the edge of the area and it's Tim Iroegbunam who gives away the foul.

Tom Ince steps up and sends a wicked strike towards the near post, which is saved by Seny Dieng for a corner.

Ady Williams
Sport presenter and former Reading captain on BBC Radio Berkshire

He tucked the penalty away well with a good deal of pace. Gave the keeper no chance.

What can Reading muster now? You wouldn't write them off yet.

Penalty to QPR!

The home work the ball around the area and then Tim Iroegbunam - the man who gave away the spot kick earlier - goes on a mazing run into the box to the left side.

Mamadou Loum comes across and makes the contact, clear penalty.

Commentator's curse. Osman Kakay has just overhit a cross from a good position with QPR breaking.

He then gets the ball in space and opts to shoot rather than running at the defender and snatches at it.

Nine minutes to go plus added time.

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QPR have looked much more threatening down the right-hand side since Osman Kakay came on in the first half.

He whips in a couple of threatening crosses which are dealt with well by Rob Dickie and Tom McIntyre.

Ovie Ejaria involved straight away as he finds space in the QPR area but he turns into traffic and can't get the shot away.

Tyler Roberts is coming off to end a very good performance. He's replaced by Luke Amos as Andre Dozzell comes on in place of Stefan Johansen.

And for Reading Tom Ince is coming on to replace Lucas Joao.

Reading have another corner - Andy Carroll chases down a long goal kick.

Lyndon Dykes gets it away at the near post but Reading keep the attack going and Mamadou Loum takes the shot on but drags it wide.

Both sides make changes as Rob Dickie comes on for Sam Fields for QPR and Ovie Ejaria replaces Tyrese Fornah for the Royals.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player-manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

This game is really cooking now and the crowd are up for it.

I think we need a moment or two to settle down - the referee certainly does.

Reading have a very clear gameplan with these long throws.

Again Nesta Guinness-Walker looks for Andy Carroll and again he finds him.

This time the striker can only knock the ball behind for a goal kick.

There's a quick tempo to this game now.

Steve Brown
Former Charlton Athletic defender on BBC Radio London

Tyler Roberts has to score.

That should be 2-1 QPR.

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Two big saves from Joe Lumley!

Ilias Chair floats a wonderful ball over the Reading defence on to the head of Tyler Roberts, whose header back across goal is saved brilliantly by Lumley.

Rangers then break forward again through Chair and this time he shoots himself, unleashing a wicked right-foot shot which is parried behind by the strong right hand of Lumley.

Two good chances for the hosts.