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Rotherham have not got started in this, it's all Forest.

Another chance falls to Forest striker Lewis Grabban as Joe Lolley puts in a low cross but Grabban fires wide.

Cheltenham have secured three points at home against Scunthorpe, with Reuben Reid's fifth-minute penalty enough to give the Robins victory after they survived 11 minutes of added time.

That's five wins from seven games for Michael Duff's men, and puts them up to second in the table as things stand.

There have been no early goals in the three 19:45 BST kick-offs, and the second halves of seven games will be getting started shortly.

It's 1-1 between Morecambe and Mansfield, with about 15 minutes plus stoppages left in that one.

Second-placed Reading have kicked off against Wycombe.

Can Wanderers pick up their first point of the campaign?

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Todd Cantwell is making his first Norwich appearance in more than a month after he was linked with a move back to the Premier League, and he's dictating play for the hosts.

A cross into the box leads to an effort just wide from Jordan Hugill and moments later he plays an inch-perfect pass to Oliver Skipp, whose cross is headed narrowly over from Emi Buendia.

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It's full-time in our earliest League One game, where Bristol Rovers have won 1-0 at Shrewsbury thanks to Brandon Hanlan's first-half goal.

Elsewhere Portsmouth are 2-0 up at Gillingham with less than 20 minutes left.

Keane Lewis-Potter scored seven minutes into first-half stoppage time to put Hull ahead against AFC Wimbledon while Sunderland lead Crewe through Charlie Wyke's opener.

Millwall come oh-so-close to opening the scoring, as Ryan Leonard fires narrowly wide after being supplied by Mason Bennett.

Luton have lost on their past six trips to the capital in the league.

Positive start from the home side early doors.

Chances have fallen to Cyrus Christie and Lewis Grabban but both have put their efforts just wide of the post.

Forest boss Chris Hughton will be pleased with how his side have started in his first game in charge at the City Ground.

It's been a strong start from the visitors.

Patrick Roberts did well down the right and sent in a dangerous cross.

But a Bristol City defender got in a vital block as Boro striker Chuba Akpom looked to apply the finishing touch.

Derby - without captain Wayne Rooney - appear to be starting with two wingers in attack, with Kamil Jozwiak and Tom Lawrence leading the line.

Lawrence has scored four goals in six Championship appearances against Huddersfield and the Rams have started well, winning a few set-pieces in dangerous areas.

New signing Colin Kazim-Richards is among their subs.

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There was a fifth goal before the break at Barrow, as Bolton made it 3-2 through Eoin Doyle.

Crawley have a half-time lead at Exeter, with Max Watters bagging the opener for the Reds.

Colchester and Newport County are also 1-0 up at the break in their games.

Brendan Rodgers was Swansea's manager when they last won four consecutive away league games, back in 2010.

Current boss Steve Cooper has given a debut to centre-back Ryan Bennett, who joined last week from Wolves.

And it's the Swans who have been doing the majority of defending early on, albeit Coventry haven't tested Freddie Woodman in the visitors' goal yet.

Reading come into this one second in the table, with goals scored keeping the Royals behind leaders Bristol City.

The Berkshire side lost their perfect record when they played out a 0-0 stalemate at Middlesbrough three days ago.

But Veljko Paunovic's men have impressed so far this season, conceding just once while racking up wins in their opening four games.

Visitors Wycombe netted their first-ever goal at this level when Scott Kashket dispossessed Millwall keeper Bartosz Bialkowski on Saturday.

That put Wanderers ahead in that match, but they are still waiting their first point of the campaign after losing 2-1.

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The Championship leaders are getting under way at home against Middlesbrough.

Can Bristol City extend their unbeaten start to the campaign?

Five other games are also kicking off, including Chris Hughton's first home game in charge of Nottingham Forest and Derby's trip to Huddersfield.

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Kick-off in six Championship games is just around the corner.

Leaders Ipswich have lost their lead at the Keepmoat Stadium, and now trail!

Cameron John got the leveller for Doncaster, before Ben Whiteman's ball into the box from deep found its way into the bottom corner to make it 2-1 to Rovers.

Peterborough - who started the night fourth - are ahead at Wigan thanks to Jonson Clarke-Harris' goal.

And it's now 10 versus 10 between Blackpool and Charlton, after Addicks defender Ben Purrington got shown a second yellow card.

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Chris Hughton got off to the perfect start as Nottingham Forest boss, with Joe Lolley's 90th-minute strike at Blackburn securing their first points of the season.

The former Newcastle, Norwich and Brighton boss knows how to get sides promoted from the Championship, but faces a challenge to turn the fortunes of the Reds around.

Forest had lost their first four games, and a bloated squad needs drilling into shape.

Hughton's debut in the City Ground dugout comes against a Rotherham side who are winless in four games.

Millers boss Paul Warne will be watching from home again as he continues his period of self-isolation after a family member tested positive for coronavirus.

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Norwich are still adapting to life back in the Championship following their one-year stay in the Premier League.

Daniel Farke's side registered their second win of the campaign courtesy of Jordan Hugill's 95th-minute penalty at Rotherham on Saturday.

Teemu Pukki bagged 29 goals as the Canaries won the title in 2018-19, but the Finland international has found the net just once this season.

Visitors Birmingham won on the opening day of the season but haven't tasted victory since.

Aitor Karanka's men drew three straight games before a home defeat by Sheffield Wednesday at the weekend.

Bolton did pull a goal back at Barrow, but Dior Angus has restored the Cumbrians' lead and made it 3-1.

Meanwhile, a Theo Robinson penalty has levelled things up for Port Vale at top-of-the-table Cambridge.

And Cheltenham Town are closing in on a fifth win from seven games - the Robins lead Scunthorpe 1-0 with 20 minutes remaining.

A few months ago, Jude Bellingham was starring in the Championship for Birmingham City.

One big-money move later, the 17-year-old midfielder is starting a Champions League group match for German giants Borussia Dortmund.

Follow his progress, along with that of Manchester United and Chelsea in their opening group matches, in our dedicated live text commentary here.