Blackburn corner.

Sam Gallagher is enthusiastically calling for it.

Watford pump it away with a meaty header. Blackburn get it back.

Imran Louza gets a booking, for cynically hauling down Adam Wharton as he sought to break.

Ryan Andrews gets one too, for a late clip on Sam Szmodics.

Hayden Carter makes a timely intervention as Mileta Rajovic is played in by Imran Louza.

The Dane was just about to cock the leg when Carter nipped in.

Huge stop that.

Watford work a practiced free-kick which sees Imran Louza play short to Giorgi Chakvetadze, who stops the ball dead for the forward to curl just over.

Nice idea, not far away.

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Ryan Andrews is clipped by Dom Hyam on his way to the Blackburn box and it's a yellow card for the defender.

Andrews stays down. Painful one. Good set-piece position this on the apex right side.

Dom Hyam slid to block the cross from Giorgi Chakvetadze with his back to the ball and it hit his arm. No penalty.

Ryan Porteous comes forward for Watford and carelessly slings a shot high and wide and Valerien Ismael storms back to his seat in anger.

Not what I pay you for, to sort of paraphrase Brian Clough.

Lovely ball into the box is tracked by Mileta Rajovic for Watford but his attempt to cut back is blocked.

The subsequent corner is also cleared.

Watford wrested back their control.

Cries of a penalty. Nowt doing from Gavin Ward.

Blackburn click into gear with a lovely move through the middle.

Ryan Hedges powers forward and tees up sub Andy Moran, but his low shot is easily saved by Daniel Bachmann.

On come Mileta Rajovic and Giorgi Chakvetadze for Vakoun Bayo and Tom Dele-Bashiru for Watford.

Blackburn makes chances too, Tyrhys Dolan and Harry Leonard make way for new dad Sam Gallagher and Andy Moran.

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Watford just seem to be able to find space in between the line that Blackburn can't.

Imran Louza pinches possession works to Yasir Asprilla and then Matheus Martins, who via deflection flashes another shot wide.

Harry Leonard and co must feel like castaways at present, utterly isolated from the game for Blackburn.

That said, Blackburn counter with a run from Lewis Travis who slings in a cross which just outruns Sam Szmodics on the left.

First attack in a while.

Hayden Carter has been very busy. Block after block as the home side pours on pressure again.

Edo Kayembe sweeps the ball wide to Matheus Martins, and his cross from the left has Aynsley Pears scrambling.

Rovers can't keep possession and the Hornets' swarm buzzes with intent.

Watford play the ball up front quickly.

Hayden Carter robs Vakoun Bayo but Matheus Martins swings the loose ball just over the bar with real pace.

Again, almost catching out the visitors with a superb effort.

Imran Louza's radar a bit off with his first touch, oversweeping the ball to touch.

Blackburn try to play out from the back, and Aynsley Pears under pressure follows suit. Throw for Watford.

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Watford kick us off in the second-half.

The rave is pumping out at Vicarage Road. Ear-splitting.

Anyway, looks like Watford schemer Imran Louza's been forgiven for his indiscretions and he'll replace Ismael Kone.

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Leeds United came from behind to register their first Championship win of the season and end Ipswich Town's perfect start in a seven-goal thriller at Portman Road.

They trailed early on, went 3-1 up, then 4-2, then conceded in stoppage time. A key win for the Whites.

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Birmingham City substitute Jay Stansfield hit a stunning stoppage-time winner to snatch all three points against Plymouth Argyle.

The Devon side looked they had earned a deserved draw when Ryan Hardie equalised on the hour following Scott Hogan's eighth-minute opener.

Yet it was former Exeter striker Stansfield who came up with the key goal to leave Argyle stunned.

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Kasey McAteer curled home a superb late winner as Leicester City beat Rotherham United to continue their 100% start to the Championship season and move two points clear at the top of the table.

The academy product put the Foxes ahead, heading in past keeper Viktor Johansson at the back post after a fine run turn and cross from Kelechi Iheanacho.

A fired up Rotherham, who had an early Jordan Hugill header ruled out for a foul, swiftly drew level after the interval when Fred Onyedinma headed home.

But McAteer showed exquisite touch and composure to cut inside and earn victory with six minutes remaining.

It's been a lively weekend of action in the Championship so far this weekend.

Let's have a look at some of the other results that have caught the eye.