Sheffield Wednesday keeper Devis Vasquez has got down well to deny Freddie Ladapo the opening goal from a low cross from Wes Burns.

The Ipswich man has scored three in his last two appearances and came off the bench to turn the tide with a brace at Cardiff in Town's last away game.

This game is one of those that just promises so many goals.

Not surprising considering we were treated to the opener after just 38 seconds.

Preston midfielder Ryan Ledson feels those vibes and sends a curling effort just wide.

The first goal of the day in League One has been scored by Sam Vokes who has given Wycombe the advantage over Blackpool at Adams Park.

High-flying Oxford have gone in front at Fleetwood courtesy of Stanley Mills.

Plymouth are knocking on the door for an equalsier.

Bali Mumba runs into the box and thumps an effort from a tight angle towards the near post, but Freddie Woodman is equal to it.

Gillingham won't be picking up a 1-0 win today, as despite George Lapslie giving the Gills an early lead, Michael Mellon has equalised for Morecambe just two minutes after falling behind at Priestfield.

Robins forward Nahki Wells has been denied a potential opener by a fine block from Baggies defender Cedric Kipre in the area.

Wells fizzed a strike past the woodwork moments later too. City pressing for the opener at Ashton Gate.

This game has taken longer than some to come to life, but it's getting there.

Rotherham's Christ Tiehi carves out the first chance of the game, having a crack from the edge of the area. His effort, however, is wide.

Ryan Porteous won't be on many first goalscorer slips this afternoon but the Hornets defender has thudded the upright early on after a low cross found him in space at the far post.

Bright start in the sunshine...

Blackburn are celebrating their 5,000th league game this afternoon and they have made the early running against Middlesbrough.

Rovers notch a chance early on, Tyrhys Dolan turning Callum Brittain's cross over with his header.

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Duane Holmes goes looking for his second early goal. This time his low effort is well captured by Conor Hazard.

Dan Ballard slams an effort wide of the QPR goal from a corner by Jack Clarke, as Sunderland press early on.

First real chance.

Oh Norwich are looking up for it very early.

This time it's Christian Fassnacht that stings the palms of the goalkeeper with an effort after five minutes.

The first goal of the day in League Two has been scored at the County Ground as Charlie Austin has given free-scoring Swindon an early lead over Walsall.

Norwich send an early warning shot Stoke's way.

Gabriel Sara is the man that goes for it from distance and it's not far away from finding the top corner.

Adam Stansfield has seen an early effort saved by Watford keeper Daniel Bachmann.

He's scored in his first two matches for the club, the last player under the age of 21 to score in three appearances in a row for Birmingham was Chris Wood in September 2011.

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There’s a clear standout fixture in the Championship today and that comes from Deepdale.

Not just because Preston are high-flying; but their fixture against Plymouth carries more significance than just the three points on offer.

It’ll be the first time the two sides have met since Ryan Lowe left the south coast of Devon two years ago to move to north west Lancashire.

And after a slow start at the club, it appears he’s beginning to make his mark. Before Leicester’s win last night, Preston were top of the Championship, with four wins from their first five matches, which has seen them score seven goals and keep back-to-back clean sheets in their past two away games.

Now they’ll just be hoping to pick up where they left off before the international break.

But victory today won’t be straightforward.

Not only do Preston come up against newly-promoted Plymouth, who have taken to the Championship reasonably well since their return to the second tier, but Lowe will also come face-to-face with his former right-hand man, Steven Schumacher, who’s now making his own name for himself as a manager.

After guiding Plymouth to the League One title last season, his side are now finding their feet at a higher level.

An indifferent start has seen them win two of their first five matches, but the second of them was an impressive 3-0 win at home to Blackburn.

Plus, the signings of Bali Mumba and Morgan Whittaker on permanent deals after successful loan spells last season has only added to the increased optimism that is surrounding Home Park at the moment.

One thing’s for sure, Plymouth aren’t here to just make up the numbers.

Watford are winless in their last five matches in all competitions while Birmingham have lost on their last five visits to Vicarage Road without scoring a goal.

Something’s got to give in the next couple of hours…

And... we are up and running in a majority of the games across the land.

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