That's it for our coverage of the EFL.

What a day it has been, after Coventry kicked off the action with a 3-0 win over Middlesbrough.

Boro are one of four teams still without a point in the Championship, while Ipswich and Leicester are the only sides with two wins from two in the second tier.

There are just eight other 100% records in the EFL - with Wigan moving on to -2 points in League One after their second victory.

If you're desperate for more action, then there's a full programme in Leagues One and Two on Tuesday. Thanks for joining us, and until the next time.

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• Wrexham are unable to pick up their first win in League Two since their return to the EFL as James Tilley's late penalty grabs a 1-1 draw for AFC Wimbledon.
• Notts County bagged their first three points back in the EFL with a 3-2 win at home against Grimsby.
• Newport thrashed Doncaster 4-0 with three of their goals coming in the first half.

• MK Dons continue their good start to the season as Mohamed Eisa's goal gives them a win over Tranmere Rovers.
• Barrow and Gillingham also have 100% records after the Cumbrians beat 10-man Sutton United 2-1 and the Gills saw off Accrington 1-0
• Crewe's Rio Adebisi scores late on at Swindon Town to snatch a point in a game that ended 2-2.

• Walsall got a late scare but held on to beat Stockport County 2-1 after Stockport got a goal deep into added-time.

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• Bolton Wanderers go top of the table after a straightforward 3-0 win at Cheltenham
• Cambridge United beat Fleetwood Town 2-0 to go second
• Stevenage earned a comfortable 2-0 win over Shrewsbury Town to claim all three points
• Peterborough United are the fourth side with a 100% record after a 1-0 win over Charlton Athletic to go fourth
• Portsmouth thrash newly-promoted Leyton Orient 4-0 in east London to pick up their first three points of the season
• Port Vale, Lincoln, Derby and Oxford also earn their first wins of the season
• A late goal from Bristol Rovers gets the Pirates a draw at home over Barnsley

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• Adam Armstrong's stoppage-time penalty earns a point for Southampton in a wild 4-4 draw with Norwich

• Stephy Mavididi scores a second-half winner for Leicester as they win 1-0 at Huddersfield to make it two wins from two for the Foxes
• Promoted Ipswich see off Stoke 2-0 at Portman Road and are top of the fledgling table on goal difference
• Sammie Szmodics misses a penalty but scores two goals to bring Blackburn back from two down to draw 2-2 at Rotherham, who played most of the second half with 10 men
• Ozan Tufan's hat-trick sees Hull come from a goal down to beat Sheff Wed 4-2
• West Brom led Swansea 3-0 but are pegged back and hang on to win 3-2 at the Hawthorns
• Mads Frokjaer's second-half goal is enough for Preston to beat Sunderland 2-1 at Deepdale
• Tom Brady watches Birmingham beat Leeds through Lukas Jutkiewicz's penalty in stoppage time
• Bristol City also strike in time added through Matty James on as they win 1-0 at Millwall

• QPR respond to a heavy opening day defeat to win 2-1 at Cardiff
• Watford are held 0-0 at home by Plymouth

What an afternoon it has been in the EFL.

This afternoon's Championship games have seen 36 goals go in.

With late goals aplenty and the action pretty much done, let's take a breath and look at the headlines from across the three divisions.

They're still playing in League Two at Bradford after a late finish to the first half.

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What a crazy game.

Southampton salvage a point through an Adam Armstrong penalty in the game's final minutes after Kyle Walker-Peters was bundled to the turf in the box.

Norwich will be disappointed to leave St Mary's without the win.

But what a cracking game.

West Brom hold on to claim a first win of the season after what was a remarkable game.

Albion looked to be cruising when John Swift scored from the spot on 64 minutes, but Swansea suddenly came to life and scored late goals through Harry Darling and Nathan Wood.

They might have scored a late equaliser through Ben Cabango, but Albion held on, just.

It is a first defeat of Michael Duff's Swansea reign.

Sheff Wed took the lead against the run of play - but from there, their afternoon went a long way downhill.

Ozan Tufan scored a hat-trick before a defensive calamity gave Hull a fourth goal.

Michael Smith's stoppage time goal was little consolation for Wednesday.

Carlos Alcaraz should've scored for Saints.

He fires just wide.

The Norwich keeper Angus Gunn will be relieved to have seen that miss the post.

My word. Frantic. Chaos at St Mary's.

It's not been a game that will live long in the memory.

But Blues fans won't care one jot as Lukas Jutkiewicz's injury-time penalty gives them all three points.

A first home win to start a new era under new owners, including former NFL legend Tom Brady in the St Andrew's stands.

The Millers led 2-0 but moments after their second, Fred Onyedinma received two quick yellow cards.

Rovers took advantage and two goals from Sammie Szmodics, who had earlier missed a penalty and was at fault for Rotherham's first goal, earned them a point.

Kyle Walker-Peters is sent tumbling and Saints are awarded a penalty in the final minutes.

Drama at St Mary's ....!

North End led through Will Keane before a Jack Clarke penalty levelled before the break.

Mads Frokjaer's second-half goal put the host back in front.

And they withstood an onslaught in the closing stages to hold one for three points.

Matty James's late goal gives Bristol City all three points in south-east London.

The Robins are unbeaten after two games, while Millwall can't make it two wins from two.

A feisty Ipswich side do enough to fend off a resurgent Stoke who came to life in the second half but just couldn't get enough shots on goal.

Luke Woolfenden got the first for the Tractor Boys before Kayden Jackson put the game to bed with the second in the games final 10 minutes.

The Foxes see out five minutes of added time to make it six points from six on their return to the Championship.

Stephy Mavididi's second-half strike was enough to win a game of few chances.

Huddersfield have lost all three games in league and cup at the start of the season.