Sheff Wed sack Xisco Munoz after winless start in Championship
Leicester return to top of Championship after beating Preston
Sunderland continue fine form with win over Watford
Summerville gives Leeds win against QPR
Humphreys seals 2-1 victory for Swansea over Norwich
Wright gives Coventry late victory against Blackburn
Bristol City score stoppage-time winner at Rotherham
Swansea 1-0 Norwich
Norwich boss David Wagner had made three changes to his side tonight, with Adam Forshaw, Tony Springett and Ui-jo Hwang all starting.
But the visitors have been on the back foot in the opening stages.
Jamie Paterson has fired over for the Swans from the edge of the area.
Crysencio Summerville (9 mins)
Tidy goal and the home side lead.
Georginio Rutter gets the ball in space 25 yards out and spots Crysencio Summerville charging forward in the inside right channel.
He squares a neat ball to the winger who controls well and clips home a composed finish.
Just what the Whites wanted after losing 3-1 at Southampton on Saturday.
Image source, Rex FeaturesCoventry 0-0 Blackburn
Coventry are unchanged from their victory at Loftus Road.
There are four changes for Blackburn as Leo Wahlstedt makes his first start in goal in place of the injured Aynsley Pears.
The Swede has already been called into action to save a low long-range effort from Luis Binks.
James Hill also makes his first league start for Rovers as Joe Rankin-Costello and Tyrhys Dolan also get the nod.
Rotherham v Bristol City (20:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's been a tough start to the season for Rotherham and they will end the night in the relegation zone even if they record a win this evening.
The Millers have only registered one victory from their opening nine games and defeat this evening could leave them five points adrift of safety.
The home side welcome back full-back Cafu for the first time since their sole win over Norwich on 2 September.
Most people expected Bristol City to be firmly ensconced in midtable once more this season and, true to form, they have won three, drawn three and lost three of their opening nine games.
Nigel Pearson's men blew a two-goal lead to lose 3-2 at home to Stoke on Saturday and are four points off the top six and four points above the relegation zone.
Leeds 0-0 QPR
Ross McCormack
Former Leeds United forward on BBC Radio Leeds
Ilias Chair is the one in that QPR team who can go and do something out of the ordinary.
They'll be looking for him to create something for them.
Jamal Lowe (3 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesSwansea grab the first goal of the evening after hitting Norwich with a high press.
Jamal Lowe tracks back to put pressure on a Canaries defender and the ball then falls to Matt Grimes.
He advances to the edge of the area and slips in Lowe, who needs no second invitation.
That's three goals in three games for Lowe, and a dream start for the Swans.
Leicester 0-0 Preston
Image source, Rex FeaturesConor Coady makes his first league start for Leicester following his summer move from Wolves.
The England centre-back comes in for the suspended Jannik Vestergaard.
Preston boss Ryan Lowe has responded to Saturday's 4-0 defeat by West Brom by making four changes.
Greg Cunningham, Jack Whatmough, Ben Whiteman and Robbie Brady come into the side.
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Five of this evening's Championship games are getting under way.
Leicester versus Preston is the stand-out tie at the top of the table, but tonight's results will have consequences at the bottom of the pile too.
Swansea v Norwich (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesJamal Lowe (right) has scored from the penalty spot in Swansea's past two games, setting the ball rolling for consecutive 3-0 victories
Swansea City remain a work in progress under Michael Duff, who succeeded Russell Martin in the dugout this summer.
The Swans made a very slow start to the campaign, failing to win in their first seven games, but back-to-back victories have lifted the South Wales side out of the relegation zone.
Opponents Norwich began the season well, but then the Canaries went off song with three defeats in four - including a 6-2 thrashing at Plymouth.
The Norfolk side got back on track at the weekend, securing a 2-0 home win over Birmingham, and sit just inside the play-off places on goal difference.
But David Wagner's side are looking to avoid a third straight defeat on the road as Swansea aim to make it four unbeaten.
Coventry v Blackburn (19:45 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesLewis Travis and Blackburn Rovers were well beaten by high-flying Leicester at the weekend, suffering a third straight league defeat
In some regards, it looks like Coventry City are still regrouping after losing the Championship play-off final last season.
The Sky Blues sold top scorer Viktor Gyokeres over the summer, but new signing Ellis Simms got his first two goals in their 3-1 win at QPR on Saturday.
That was one occasion Mark Robins' side have managed to hold on to a lead this season, given they have lost a division-high nine points from winning positions already.
Coventry sit 14th in the table, one point and four places above visitors Blackburn Rovers.
Blackburn could do with a shot in the arm, having lost three in a row and four of their past five outings.
The form of Sammie Szmodics is one positive, with the forward grabbing six goals so far this season.
Leeds v QPR (19:45 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesJaidon Anthony makes his full debut for Leeds United this evening
Leeds had been making solid progress after a difficult start to the season before Saturday's surprise 3-1 reverse at Southampton.
That was just a second league defeat of the season for Daniel Farke's men though and they could shoot up to fifth from 12th with a win this evening.
Farke has made four changes from the team that slipped to defeat on the south coast, with defenders Luke Ayling and Joe Rodon returning to the starting XI.
Visitors QPR also lost 3-1 on Saturday.
The R's home defeat by Coventry stretched their winless run to four games and they start tonight in the bottom three.
Gareth Ainsworth is able to call on the services of veteran midfielder Jack Colback after he completed his three-match suspension.
Sunderland v Watford (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesSunderland forward Jack Clarke is the Championship's joint-leading scorer with seven goals so far this campaign
Sunderland look like being one of the only teams who could threaten to stop Leicester and Ipswich cutting loose at the top of the Championship.
Tony Mowbray's men demolished lacklustre Sheffield Wednesday 3-0 last time out and go with the same XI who started the win at Hillsborough on Friday.
Watford gave boss Valerien Ismael a new contract on Tuesday despite their poor start to the campaign.
The Hornets have conceded six goals in losing their past two matches and have made two changes from the 3-2 home defeat by Middlesbrough on Saturday.
Giorgi Chakvetadze comes in for his first start for the club and Tom Ince also returns to the starting line up.
Leicester v Preston (19:45 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesJamie Vardy (left) struck to help give Leicester victory at Blackburn on Sunday, and the former England striker is now one shy of 175 goals for the Foxes
This is an early season top-of-the-table clash as second-placed Leicester City entertain third-placed Preston North End.
Yet, after nine games of the season, the question seems to be if anyone can stop Leicester from marching back to the Premier League?
The Foxes have won eight of their nine games under new boss Enzo Maresca, and will return to the top of the Championship if they avoid defeat tonight.
Preston made a bright start to the campaign themselves but suffered their first defeat at home at the weekend, losing 4-0 against West Brom.
The Lilywhites go in search of a first win in three against the Championship's best defence - with just six goals conceded - as they aim to move a point behind their hosts.
Here's what's coming up in the Championship tonight, with five of the six games kicking off at 19:45 BST.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesThere's an old saying about not paying attention to the league table until 10 games into the season.
Well, any believers in that will be pleased to know they can look at the Championship standings after this evening's action is wrapped up.
We've got six games for you to round off this midweek round of matches in the second tier, featuring second v third and games for four of the bottom five teams.
An EFL season is undoubtedly a marathon not a sprint but if some of these teams don't start hitting their stride soon they could find themselves cut adrift from the pack.
Good evening and welcome to Wednesday's EFL live text.