Championship leaders Leicester suffer late loss at Middlesbrough
Ipswich go level on points at top with win over Swansea; victories for high-flying Leeds and Southampton
Millwall win 4-0 at Sheff Wed in Joe Edwards' first game as head coach
Wayne Rooney still looking for first win as Birmingham boss after 3-1 loss at Sunderland
League One leaders Portsmouth held by Charlton - Pompey now 27 games unbeaten
Second-placed Oxford win at Leyton Orient; Peterborough thrash Cambridge 5-0
League Two leaders Stockport twice come from behind to win 4-2 at Swindon for 11th straight league win
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Cardiff 0-0 Norwich
Gabriel Sara has been involved in seven goals in his last eight Championship appearances for Norwich City (4 goals, 3 assists) and has just gone close with a low shot which goes narrowly wide of Jak Alnwick's goal.
The Canaries are aiming to end a four-game losing streak against the high-flying Bluebirds this afternoon.
Ipswich 1-1 Swansea
The home side have their tails up now!
Christian Burgess sees a header saved and then George Hirst can't quite scramble the loose ball over the line.
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Bottom of the table Reading have lost all seven away games in League One so far but it's a great start from the Royals who lead Shrewsbury 2-0 thanks to goals from Sam Smith and Dom Ballard.
QPR 0-0 Bristol City
An even opening 20 minutes between two sides with new managers at the helm.
QPR are on a 10-match winless run but new boss Marti Cifuentes will be hoping to end that poor run in his first home game in charge.
Bristol City's head coach Liam Manning has barely had time to get his feet under the table at his new club after being appointed on Tuesday.
He's made one change today with Anis Mehmeti coming into the starting 11.
Middlesbrough 0-0 Leicester City
Middlesbrough have almost handed Leicester City an absolute gift of a lead.
Ricardo Pereira ends up with the ball after a poor Boro pass invited trouble. Seny Dieng, however, is equal to the shot and keeps things level.
Jack Taylor (17 mins)
Super goal and the hosts are level!
Perfect response from falling behind early on.
Jack Taylor has his second in two games with a wonderfully crisp strike.
Middlesbrough 0-0 Leicester City
Jannik Vestergaard gets himself in early trouble and he goes into the book.
The Leicester City defender refused to let Josh Coburn get away on the counter and earn a yellow for his efforts.
That's eight bookings for the season for the Dane, more than anyone else in the division.
Coburn almost makes the Foxes pay, meeting a Jonny Howson free-kick, but he can only send his header over the bar.
Leeds 0-0 Plymouth
Latest stats have this as Leeds with 83% possession...
They'll be looking to capitalise if second-placed Ipswich can't turn it around against Swansea.
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Tranmere lead Forest Green in the big game at the foot of the League Two table through a Tyrese Omotoye own goal.
Crawley have hit back to equalise against Accrington thanks to Danilo Orsi.
Middlesbrough 0-0 Leicester City
Image source, Getty ImagesWhen Leicester City boss Enzo Maresca was asked if he wants to see a response from his players after being beaten by Leeds, he simply said he demands that his players remain focused on improving. And that's something he expects every week - win, lose or draw.
The Foxes have certainly started bright, with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall calling Seny Dieng into action early on.
Jay Fulton (7 mins)
Now then!
Second-placed Ipswich trail.
Jay Fulton's goal from Jamal Lowe's cross has Swansea, who have won their past three away games, in the lead.
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Deadlock broken in League One as Fleetwood take the lead against Exeter through Ryan Broom's goal.
And Wigan have just gone in front at Cheltenham as Lewis Freestone has put the ball into his own net.
Mileta Rajovic (10 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesMileta Rajovic puts the home team in front as he converts Ken Sema's low cross.
Five for the season for the Danish striker now.
Will Smallbone (5 mins)
We have the opening goal in the Championship!
Will Smallbone puts the Saints ahead!
Great start for Russell Martin's side as they get in down the left and the ball is centred to Adam Armstrong who sees his shot saved by Alex Palmer, but the rebound falls for Smallbone to slot in from close-range.
Watford 0-0 Rotherham
Bright start from the away side as Sam Nombe's cross for strike partner Jordan Hugill just has a touch too much on it.
The Millers are without a league win away from home since November of last year.
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A trickle of some very early goals in League Two.
Not the start new Bradford boss Graham Alexander wanted as they are a goal down against Barrow in the very first minute of his first game, Dominic Telford the scorer.
Ollie Palmer has put Wrexham ahead against Gillingham and Accrington lead Crawley.
Meanwhile, Adam Mayor has just put Morecombe in front at Grimsby.
Middlesbrough 0-0 Leicester
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No team in the Championship or Leagues One or Two have ever won their first eight away games to start a season. No wonder Leicester have brought no fewer than 16 coaches to Teesside.
Special day for Foxes boss Enzo Maresca too. He scored two goals and was named man of the match when Sevilla beat Middlesbrough 4-0 in the 2006 Uefa Cup final.
Boro have waited 17 years for revenge. With just one defeat in nine in the league, it wouldn't be the biggest shock if they pulled it off.
Image source, PA MediaAfter a period of silence at grounds across the country to mark Remembrance Day we are off and running in our 15:00 GMT games in the EFL.
All games kick off at 15:00 GMT
And here's what's happening in League Two...
League leaders Stockport County have won all of their last five league matches on the road, the longest ongoing winning run on the road in the division. They travel to a Swindon side who will be looking to avoid four defeats on the bounce.
Notts County will be looking to get back to winning ways at the Mornflake Stadium when they face Crewe Alexandra. The Magpies lost 3-2 to Wrexham in their last league outing.
Speaking of Wrexham they sit level on 30 points with Notts County in third, they welcome Gillingham to the Stock Racecourse.
Fourth-placed Mansfield Town have been in great form winning their last three league games. They make the trip to Salford City.
Bottom club Sutton United picked up just their third league win of the season so far last time out against Bradford and will be hoping to build on that when they face a Colchester side who have won their last three League Two games.
Level on points at the foot of the table with Sutton are Tranmere Rovers who go into today’s game against Forest Green Rovers on the back of four league defeats. Forest Green in turn sit three points adrift just above the relegation zone. So it's a big game today at Prenton Park.
All games kick off at 15:00 GMT
Right, let's have a look at what's on the agenda in League One today...
Charlton are the latest side who have the chance to inflict a first league defeat of the season to table toppers Portsmouth. The Posh are unbeaten in their last 13 home league matches (W8 D5), including winning all of their last five home matches. However the Addicks who sit 11th have won each of their last seven league visits to Portsmouth but have won just one of their last seven away league matches, although this victory did come last time out on the road – a 3-2 victory over Wigan Athletic.
Bolton will be looking to make it five wins on the spin when they welcome Blackpool while Oxford United make the trip to Leyton Orient.
Barnsley face a Derby side who are unbeaten in their last five home League One matches (W3 D2), keeping a clean sheet in four of their last five matches at Pride Park.
Bottom of the table Reading will be looking to build on their 1-1 draw against Bristol Rovers on Tuesday evening. They are desperate for points however with the Royals losing 10 consecutive away league matches, across the Championship and League One. They travel to a Shrewsbury side who themselves have lost their last three league games.
Fellow strugglers Cheltenham face Wigan and Fleetwood welcome an Exeter side who have lost all of their last three away league matches to Highbury Stadium.