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So that draws a busy Saturday afternoon of EFL action to a close.

There are two games to complete round two on Sunday - Stoke against Bristol City in the Championship and Rochdale against Portsmouth in League One.

We'll be back for those tomorrow.

Until then, goodbye.

• Forest Green snatch stoppage-time draw against Bradford in front of fans at The New Lawn.
• Ian Henderson scores hat-trick for Salford in 4-0 win at Grimsby.

• Cambridge United thump Morecambe 5-0 away.
• Leyton Orient fight back from 2-0 down to draw with Mansfield.
• Exeter lose first home game in 21, with 2-0 defeat by Port Vale
• The three sides relegated from League One last season - Tranmere, Southend and Bolton - all lose.

• Ipswich Town, Lincoln City and Hull City preserve their 100% starts to the campaign.
• Peterborough United score two goals in second-half stoppage time to beat Fleetwood 2-1.
• AFC Wimbledon and Plymouth share eight goals at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, as Argyle battle back from 4-2 down to draw 4-4.
• Sunderland win 2-0 at last season's beaten play-off finalists Oxford United, who have lost their opening two league games of the new campaign.

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• Reading and Luton make it two wins from two games with victories over nine-man Barnsley and Derby respectively.
• Brentford cruise to a 3-0 win over Huddersfield in their first league game at the Brentford Community Stadium.
• Crowds of 1,000 at Middlesbrough and Norwich see the home teams come from behind to draw with Bournemouth and Preston respectively.
• Blackburn thrash Wycombe 5-0, with Adam Armstrong scoring a hat-trick.

It's stupidly early in the season to be doing this, but just for Reading and Luton fans, here's the top of the Championship table...

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The Bees record a first-ever league win at the Brentford Community Stadium.

Second half goals from Josh Dasilva, Marcus Forss and Bryan Mbeumo gave Thomas Frank's side victory.

A late Przemyslaw Placheta earns Norwich a point in front of 1,000 people at Carrow Road.

The Canaries nearly took all three points right at the end but Declan Rudd denied Teemu Pukki with a fine save.

Two wins from two for Luton and two defeats from two for Derby.

Jordan Clark's header gives the Hatters the three points.

Sheffield Wednesday edged the first-half and Watford came back into it in the second but neither were able to break the deadlock.

A point each after both sides won their opening games.

Jed Wallace's second-half goal gives Millwall their first win of the league season.

Middlesbrough battle back to take a point in front of a crowd of about 1,000 at the Riverside.

Honours even at the Liberty Stadium.

Probably a fair result, Swansea were always threatening but Birmingham remained solid and had chances themselves.

It's two wins from two games for Reading.

Goals from Yakou Meite and Michael Olise give them all three points against nine-man Barnsley.

Brentford are looking to double their lead.

Emiliano Marcondes has a shot tipped over by Ben Hamer, and then goalscorer Josh Dasilva drives an effort wide.

There's still about seven minutes plus stoppages left in west London.

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An Adam Armstrong hat-trick and goals from Tyrhys Dolan and Derrick Williams inspire Blackburn to victory over a poor Wycombe who had Darius Charles sent off in the second-half.

This was the first ever meeting between Blackburn and Wycombe in any competition and one the Chairboys will want to forget very quickly.

Rotherham are pushing for an equaliser, but the visitors are standing firm in the face of pressure from the Millers.

Burton are back ahead against Accrington through John Brayford after Joe Pritchard equalised for Stanley.

Mallik Wilks has given Hull a late lead over Crewe, and the Tigers are on the bring of back-to-back league wins.

And Peterborough have a stoppage-time equaliser against Fleetwood - Jack Taylor the scorer.