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Well then, an eventful opening Saturday of the new EFL season.

Just the one draw in the Championship this afternoon is one thing to catch the eye for sure in a division a lot of us are expecting to be tight and tense this season.

Don't forget - you can keep across all the rest of this weekend's football action on ±«Óãtv Sport right here.

Plenty still to come this evening no less from both the Premier League and the Women's Super League.

We'll also be back with more from the EFL from next Friday evening. Until then, thanks for being with us.

Right then, let's see what those results have done to the league tables....

Only kidding.

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• Harrogate make a brilliant start to life in League Two, beating Southend 4-0 at Roots Hall.
• Fellow newcomers Barrow, managed by former Blackburn and England midfielder David Dunn, drew 1-1 at home against Stevenage.
• Bolton were beaten 1-0 at home by Forest Green, while Morecambe came from behind to beat Cheltenham.
• Ian Holloway's Grimsby lost 1-0 at Walsall.

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• League Two champions Swindon Town make the perfect start to life back in the third tier, beating Rochdale 3-1 at home.
• Charlton and Hull, both relegated from the Championship last season, record 2-0 wins at Crewe and Gillingham respectively.
• Last season's beaten play-off finalists Oxford lose 2-0 at Lincoln as the U's finish with 10 men.
• Chris Maguire salvages a point for Sunderland with a late strike against Bristol Rovers.

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• Bournemouth and Norwich make winning returns to the Championship against Blackburn and Huddersfield respectively.
• Last season's play-off semi-finalists Cardiff City are beaten at home by Sheffield Wednesday, who chip away at their 12-point deficit at the first time of asking.
• Reading start life under new manager Veljko Paunovic with an impressive 2-0 win at Derby County.
• Elsewhere there are wins for Birmingham, Rotherham, Swansea, QPR, Bristol City and Luton Town.

Phew - we've forgotten how busy it can be with plenty of games in three different divisions to keep across!

Let's recap today's main headlines in the EFL, starting in the Championship...

And that's it - an opening-day win for QPR.

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Adam Idah's late strike gives Norwich victory in their first match back in the second tier after relegation from the Premier League.

Lewis Grabban again for Forest.

He cuts inside and unleashes an effort but it goes just wide.

First-half goals from Josh Windass and Jordan Rhodes give the Owls an opening-day win.

Wednesday move onto -9 points after their 12-point deduction for breaching EFL spending rules.

James Collins' thundering strike the difference between these two.

Barnsley had their chances to draw level, but couldn't keep their composure.

Tomas Kalas' header gives Dean Holden victory in his first league match since being confirmed as Bristol City's full-time head coach.

Coventry are beaten on their return to the Championship after eight years away.

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Bournemouth begin life back in the Championship by edging out Blackburn in an entertaining match.

They had to take the lead three times after Blackburn twice pegged them back.

Morgan Gibbs-White scores the first goal of his loan spell from Wolves to give Swansea all three points at Deepdale.

Reading and new boss Velkjo Paunovic begin life together with an impressive win at Derby.

Lucas Joao and Ovie Ejaria with the goals for the Royals in the first half.

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Not many chances and it ends as a goalless draw at The Den.

Stoke sub Jacob Brown is booked for simulation inside the Millwall box.

Three additional minutes added on.

Into stoppage time at the Vitality Stadium.

Are Bournemouth going to start with a victory under Jason Tindall?