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That's as far as we go today on an incredibly dramatic Saturday of EFL action.

Leicester will end the weekend top of the Championship thanks to Kasey McAteer's double at Rotherham to keep their 100% start to the season going.

Leeds claimed their first win of the season to end Ipswich's winning start to the campaign with a stunning 4-3 victory at Portman Road and the Blues' local rivals Norwich are up to second after a 4-0 win at lowly Huddersfield.

In League One, Oxford beat Charlton 2-1 to go top and Exeter went second with a late, late win over Reading.

MK Dons hit top spot in League Two with a win over bottom-of-the-table Doncaster and Gillingham's 100% start is brought to an end by a 3-0 home reverse by Colchester.

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• Swindon hammered Crawley 6-0 with Jake Young getting four of the goals.
• MK Dons went top with a 2-1 win over Doncaster that sent the South Yorkshire side to the foot of the table.
• Player-coach Troy Deeney came off the bench to get an equaliser for Forest Green at AFC Wimbledon to make it 1-1.
• Previously bottom-of-the-table Colchester beat early pacesetters Gillingham 3-0 to get their first win of the season.
• Davis Kellior-Dunn's double sealed a 3-2 win for Mansfield over Stockport County.
• Walsall got a late equaliser through Ryan Stirk against Grimsby but had Chris Hussey sent off late on.

• Wrexham drew 1-1 at Barrow. Elliot Lee with a penalty for Wrexham but it was cancelled out through Emile Acauah's goal.
• Newport picked up an impressive 3-1 win over Sutton United after going a goal down.
• Bradford beat Crewe 1-0 thanks to Jamie Walker's goal.

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• Derby picked up an impressive 4-2 win at Peterborough with Martyn Waghorn scoring a first half hat-trick for the Rams
• Leyton Orient beat league leaders Cambridge United 2-0. Shaqai Forde and Theo Archibald with the goals in that game.
• Barnsley beat in-form Wigan thanks to goals from Devante Cole and John McAtee with the Latics reduced to 10-men after Charlie Hughes was sent off.
• It was heartbreak for Reading who conceded in added time to lose 2-1 at Exeter.
• Lincoln City notched a 3-0 win against 10-man Blackpool.
• Charlton's poor start to the season continues as they lost 2-1 at Oxford United.
• Sam Hoskins got a late goal for Northampton to pick up a 1-0 victory at Cheltenham.
• Shrewsbury beat nine-man Fleetwood 1-0 through Danny Udoh after Jay Lynch just before half-time and Joshua Earl in added time were both given their marching orders.
• Bolton v Burton finished 1-1 and Wycombe picked up a 2-1 at Bristol Rovers.
• Stevenage and Portsmouth finishes with two red cards. Jake Forster-Caskey and Joseph Rafferty were both sent off for violent conduct.

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• Ipswich's 100% start to the season comes to a shuddering halt as Leeds claim their first win of the season with a stunning 4-3 success at Portman Road.
• Leicester go top of the table with a 2-1 win at Rotherham that keeps their flawless start to the campaign going.
• Norwich thump winless Huddersfield 4-0 to go second and Birmingham claim a late, late win over Plymouth to go third.
• Southampton move up to fourth with a 2-1 win over QPR and Preston are up to fifth after they beat Swansea by the same scoreline.
• West Brom claim a 4-2 win over 10-man Middlesbrough, who are also yet to win this season, while Millwall beat Stoke 1-0.
• Cardiff City end their winless start thanks to a stoppage time penalty from Ryan Wintle that consigns promoted Sheffield Wednesday to a fourth straight defeat.

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Goals from Sam Edozie and Adam Armstrong give Southampton the victory and new boss Russell Martin his first win in-front of home fans.

QPR fell away in the second half and Saints remain undefeated in the Championship and move up to 4th in the table.

The Hoops slip down to 19th.

Leeds claim their first win of the season and inflict a first league defeat of the season on Ipswich.

Daniel Farke named four forwards in his starting line-up and all four of them scored.

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Kevin Nisbet's header shortly before the break enough give Millwall victory in a game short on goalmouth action.

Stoke made four changes at half time and improved after the break but couldn't find an equaliser.

André Vidigal forced an excellent save out of Matija Sarkic in stoppage time.

Birmingham needed a last minute goal to topple travelling Plymouth who battled hard all game but came undone in the game's final minute of injury time.

The Blues are flying with 10 points from four games and are third in the Championship table.

A second win of the season for West Brom.

Cedric Kipre and John Swift sent them into a 2-0 first-half lead.

But Latte Lath immediately replied for Boro.

Brandon Thomas-Assante extended the lead just after the break before Tommy Smith's second yellow-card reduced the visitors to 10 men.

Boro got themselves back into the game with Marcus Forss's penalty but Jeremy Sarmiento made the points safe for the Baggies.

A much better second half from both sides but neither were able to break the deadlock in a back-and-forth game.

Coventry remain unbeaten through the past three games.

Sunderland will be happy with a point away from home.

Kasey McAteer's double keeps Leicester's 100% start to the season going and sends them top of the table.

Rotherham gave a really good account of themselves here but they remain winless.

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The Canaries are flying now.

Two goals in the first half, two goals in the second and three points.

They're up to second but winless Huddersfield slip down to the foot of the table.

Preston's comeback win is complete.

Swansea may feel they were worthy of a point, but second-half goals from Andrew Hughes and Duane Holmes mean Preston have 10 points from their first four league games.

Ryan Lowe's team are unbeaten in the league, while Swansea are yet to register a Championship victory this season.