Just the 59 goals across the 20 games at 3pm today... a breathless start to 2023 in the English Football League.

You think that's it though? Oh no. It's a Bank Holiday tomorrow, remember! There are seven Championship games to come on Monday, with plenty of interest at the top and bottom of the table.

There are also five of the main promotion contenders across the four League One fixtures while the top-two and bottom-two in League Two also feature in the four games in that division.

Until then, goodbye!

• Vadaine Oliver’s double helped Bradford go fifth with a 3-2 win over Salford, for whom Conor McAleny scored two stunners
• Douglas James-Taylor and Lewis Kinsella struck either side of the break as Walsall overcame Mansfield, for whom Rhys Oates scored a late consolation
• Colchester shocked fifth-placed Swindon thanks to Luke Hannant’s goal
• Doncaster are up to eighth after seeing-off fourth-placed Carlisle through James Maxwell and Kyle Hurst
• Charlie Colkett’s stunner earned Crewe the points against Tranmere
• Alex Pattison gave Harrogate an early lead at Hartlepool but Josh Umerah, Mo Sylla and Mark Shelton had Pools 3-2 up before George Thomson made it 3-3
• Will Randall and Omar Bugiel fired Sutton to a win in the local derby against AFC Wimbledon, for whom Josh Davison was on target
• Grimsby surprised Stockport thanks to Otis Khan's goal early in the second half

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• Plymouth overcame MK Dons 3-1 through James Wilson, Niall Ennis and Morgan Whittaker to go seven points clear at the top. Nathan Holland got the visitors' goal.
• Lewis Wing scored two blockbusters and Ryan Tafazolli got the other as Wycombe completed the double over Peterborough to go sixth
• 10-man Shrewsbury lost 3-0 at home to Fleetwood with Admiral Muskwe and Promise Omochere on target after Matthew Pennington saw red for a handball in the box
• Aaron Collins and Josh Coburn gave Bristol Rovers a 2-1 win over Cheltenham, for whom Alfie May bagged a consolation
• Charlton won at Portsmouth for Dean Holden's first win as manager thanks to goals from Jesuran Rak-Sakyi, Scott Fraser and a late Owen Dale own-goal. Conor Ogilvie levelled on the stroke of half-time for Pompey who had Marlon Pack sent-off
• Kyle McAllister's early strike had Forest Green ahead against Port Vale for 84 minutes but Ademipo Odubeko, an Ellis Harrison penalty and Dennis Politic snatched the points late-on.
• Morecambe cruised past fellow-strugglers Burton 5-0 thanks to two apiece from Kieran Phillips and Caleb Watts and a Jenson Weir strike.
• Oxford went down 1-0 at home to Exeter through Sam Nombe's 11th of the season against the run of play

It's still crazily tight in the Championship. Just five points separate Millwall, in fourth, to Preston in 15th.

Great story for Reece Burke, returning from a long injury lay-off to score the winner for Luton.

Huddersfield led in the opening 45 thanks to Duane Holmes' well-taken goal, but Amari'i Bell levelled before the break and Burke's winner was a big moment for the Hatters.

Sunderland's Ross Stewart pops up with a timely equaliser to earn Tony Mowbray's side a point at struggling Blackpool.

Shayne Lavery put the Tangerines ahead in the first half but they were pegged back in the second and a dismissal for a second booking to Callum Connolly saw them hang on to a point - a priceless one though to be fair.

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All square at the CBS Arena as Coventry and Bristol City share the points.

Jake Bidwell put Coventry ahead early on before Antoine Semenyo drew Bristol City level in the first half.

Tom Bradshaw scores twice while Callum Humphreys turned the ball into his own net as Millwall comprehensively beat Rotherham 3-0 at home.

Blackpool's Callum Connolly is sent off. Second booking.

Sam Nombe has slotted home a loose ball to give Exeter the lead against the run of play at Oxford.

Morecambe have a fifth against Burton. They had only scored nine in their 11 previous home games, just so's you know! Caleb Watts has his second of the afternoon and there's still seven or eight minutes remaining.

Ademipo Odubeko has equalised for Port Vale who have trailed since the second minute at Forest Green.

Chey Dunkley has turned one into his own net to complete a miserable day for Shrewsbury who now trail Fleetwood 3-0 at home, having played more than an hour with 10 men.

They're not done yet... George Thomson has made it 3-3 with a goal for Harrogate at Hartlepool.

Rhys Oates has pulled one back for Mansfield at Walsall who now lead 2-1.

Wycombe have a third at Peterborough, having beaten them 3-1 earlier in the season.

It's a second for Lewis Wing, and you can see why the Chairboys faithful call him Lewis Ping, he shows superb technique to sweep a right-footed effort inches underneath the crossbar with the keeper beaten all ends up.

Sunderland pushing the issue now.

Amad Diallo thunders into the penalty area and drills across but no one can connect with it.

Disappointing finish after a moment to get the heart rate pumping.

How did that not go in!?

Antoine Semenyo breaks again down the right and cuts the ball back into the box to Andi Weimann who only has to slot the ball into the net.

Except Callum Doyle is there to make an excellent block to deny the Austrian right on the line. Weimann is then shown a yellow card for a hand ball.

Sub Abo Eisa has nodded in with his first touch after a set-piece routine to make it 3-2 to Bradford against Salford. Another early contender for game of the year!

Kyle Hurst has doubled Doncaster’s advantage at home to Carlisle, who look like they will not be closing the gap on the top-three, who all play tomorrow.

Omar Bugiel has restored Sutton's lead in the derby against AFC Wimbledon, 2-1 to the hosts now.

Mark Robins has made three substitutions in quick succession for Coventry - he clearly wants his side to push for a winner.

No response yet from Nigel Pearson on the Bristol City bench with 15 minutes to go.

Wycombe have a second goal at Peterborough thanks to Ryan Tafazolli pouncing at the far post after an inviting deep corner.

Portsmouth have had Marlon Pack sent-off for a second booking at home to Charlton, trailing 2-1 and now down to 10. Pack was also dismissed in the reverse fixture, a 3-0 defeat at the Valley. Football, eh?

Conor McAleny has equalised for Salford at Bradford with a thunderous strike from a free-kick on the hour. He had one goal in 25 before 2023 arrived. It's the year of McAleny, clearly!

Vadaine Oliver has two at the other end in the battle between seventh and eighth in the division.

Hartlepool are back in front against Harrogate in the game of the year so far, Mark Shelton with a fierce strike into the top corner to make it 3-2.