Ipswich beat Coventry to stay one point behind leaders Leicester
Leicester had earlier won at West Brom through Harry Winks' 94th-minute goal
Third-placed Leeds come from behind to beat 10-man Middlesbrough 3-2
Bottom side Sheff Wed beat Blackburn for only second win of season
Southampton make it 11 unbeaten with victory over Cardiff
Plymouth get 97th-minute winner against Stoke
Watford win at Hull as Hoedt scores from 40 yards
Scott Twine (10 mins)
Hull hit back in a hurry!
It's been a breathtaking start.
Liam Delap goes on a wonderful run towards goal, but is stopped before the ball falls for Scott Twine to hammer home to level.
Watford's lead lasts all of two minutes.
Busy old start!
Adam Armstrong (11 mins)
An 11th goal of the season for Adam Armstrong and that's also the 100th league goal of his career.
The forward's fierce drive into the top corner on his left peg from the edge of the box completes a flowing Saints move and puts the gloss on a dominant start from the hosts who are looking to make it 11 unbeaten.
Image source, Rex FeaturesEdo Kayembe (8 mins)
This is a fine team effort from Watford.
It finishes with the ball at Edo Kayembe's feet. He steadies himself in the area and fires home. Advantage, Hornets.
Leeds 2-1 Middlesbrough
Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds
Leeds go from box to box really quickly.
Once they get up there, they get bodies on the end of it.
There was a little bit of naivety about Middesbrough.
It is too easy to get around that back line.
Swansea 0-1 Huddersfield
Swansea trying to find a reply to Town's earlier opener but Kyle Naughton's run comes to nothing and then Jamie Paterson's drive flies over Chris Maxwell's crossbar.
George Hirst (6 mins)
George Hirst has no-one closing him down as he runs onto a wonderful through ball and races towards goal.
He picks his sport and finishes with a cool finish.
Leeds 2-1 Middlesbrough
Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees
What a mad start to the game.
A ball into the box and Crysencio Summerville gets in front.
There is a deflection off Paddy McNair, which puts off Middlesbrough.
Hull 0-0 Watford
Everyone looks like they want to get among the early goals today!
Tyler Morton calls on Ben Hamer to make a save for Waford.
Crysencio Summerville (7 mins)
What a crazy start at Elland Road, they've turned it around already!
Crysencio Summerville heads in a cross from Archie Gray and Leeds, who were 1-0 down after three minutes are 2-1 up inside seven!
Eight goals for the season for the young Dutchman already.
Image source, Rex FeaturesDan James (5 mins)
That didn't take long!
Leeds pour forward and after the away side manage to keep the initial Georginio Rutter effort out Sam Byram stands it up to the back stick for the diminutive Dan James to head in.
Bailey Cadamarteri (5 mins)
A chip off the old block!
Bailey Cadamarteri, son of former Everton striker Danny, has his first senior goal.
The teenager taps in from Josh Windass' low cross and the bottom side lead.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeeds 0-1 Middlesbrough
Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees
Brilliant play. It is possession football.
Jonny Howson did ever so well.
Emmanuel Latte Lath checks inside and rifles a shot. Bang!
Plymouth 0-0 Stoke
Stoke goalkeeper Jack Bonham is called into action very early on.
A low corner creates the chance, which falls for Luke Cundle to have a go.
Emmanuel Latte Lath (3 mins)
WOW!
Leeds conceded inside the first minute in their home game against Swansea in midweek and they're 1-0 down inside three minutes today!
Striker Emmanuel Latte Lath crashes in a fierce strike at the near post.
Ben Cabango (og) 3mins
Jaheim Headley's low cross after intercepting a pass and running down the left to the byline is sliced into his own net by Ben Cabango and Huddersfield lead at Swansea inside three minutes.
They picked up their first away league win in midweek, can the Terriers make it two today?
Leeds 0-0 Middlesbrough
Joel Piroe gets an early sight of goal for the home side but sends his shot over the crossbar.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWe're off and running in our nine Championship matches.
Hopefully the action on the pitch can warm up the supporters in the stands!
#bbcefl
Image source, Getty ImagesMorgan Whittaker is seeking to score for the fourth straight match at Home Park.
In a big game in the lower reaches of the table Swansea are seeking to register a third straight home win against Huddersfield, the last two of which have finished 1-0.
The Terriers have actually only scored one goal in their last four visits to Swansea but with the Swans on a run of four home games without a win, will be looking to break that run today.
Coolio was No1 with Gangsta’s Paradise the last time Millwall lost at home to Sunderland in September 1995.
Joe Edwards’ side go into this one on the back of three straight home defeats, their worst run in over eight years. Things aren’t much better for the Black Cats who are winless in four on the road and haven’t scored in the last three.
Something’s got to give, but which set of fans will be on their knees tonight, saying prayers in the streetlight?
It’s been 16 years since Plymouth and Stoke last met and historically the Potters have a fine record against Argyle, losing just one of the last 11 meetings - though both sides go into this in patchy form.
The Pilgrims have taken four points from their last five matches while City come into the game after back-to-back defeats during which they shipped seven goals.
Keep an eye-out for Plymouth hot-shot Morgan Whittaker who has scored in three straight home games and is especially fond of a long-ranger.
Sheff Wed v Blackburn (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesSheffield Wednesday head coach Danny Rohl is already a firm favourite with the club's supporters despite their pretty dire situation.
The 34-year-old German, the youngest boss in the EFL, believes his side can get out of trouble despite being 12 points adrift of safety with just seven points from 18 matches.
They battled to a 1-1 draw with league leaders Leicester in midweek and the Owls have won four of their past five home meetings with Blackburn.
The injury-hit Rovers will provide stern opposition though.
Back-to-back wins have lifted Jon Dahl Tomasson's men up to seventh in the table and in forward Sammie Szmodics they boast the league's top scorer.
The ex-Peterborough man has 13 goals in 18 league matches. He managed just five in the Championship in the whole of last season.