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The EFL, you've gotta love it.

After what has been quite the afternoon full of non-stop goals, we're calling it a day here.

It's been a pleasure to have you all along with us on this fine bank holiday weekend Saturday. We'll be back on Tuesday evening with more action from the Championship.

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• Leyton Orient beat Hartlepool 4-2 to stay top of the league.
• Newport cruise to a 4-0 victory at Harrogate, all four goals coming in the first-half.
• Rochdale pick up their first point of the season drawing 1-1 with Crawley at Spotland.
• Barrow continue their good early season form picking up a 1-0 win at Wimbledon.
• Doncaster move into the top three with a 1-0 victory at Northampton.
• Grimsby come from behind to beat Walsall 2-1.
• Tranmere record a 2-0 home win over Colchester.
• Sutton score a late winner to defeat Mansfield 2-1 at Gander Green Lane.
• Carlisle beat Gillingham 1-0 at Brunton Park.
• Ten man Stockport score a late equaliser at home to Swindon.
• Salford score a 90th minute winner to beat Stevenage 1-0 at The Peninsula Stadium.
• It finishes goalless between Bradford-Crewe.

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• Sam Smith scores hat-trick as Cambridge beat 10-man Burton 4-3.
• Portsmouth win 1-0 at Port Vale through Dane Scarlett to go top.
• Sheffield Wednesday thrash Forest Green, Will Grigg scores twice as MK Dons put four past Morecambe.
• Also victories for Oxford, Derby and Plymouth.
• Ipswich-Barnsley and Lincoln-Fleetwood end 2-2 while Bristol Rovers-Shrewsbury and Wycombe-Charlton also ends level.

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• Burnley batter Wigan 5-1 to end the Latics' unbeaten start to the Championship season.
• Reading go top of the table thanks to a debut goal from Naby Sarr at Millwall.
• Oscar Estupinan bags a hat-trick for Hull City to help them to a 3-2 win over Coventry and QPR beat Watford by the same scoreline.
• West Brom fight back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at Huddersfield and Blackpool and Bristol City share six goals and the points at the seaside.
• Stoke win 1-0 at Blackburn with incoming boss Alex Neil watching on from the stands.
• Rotherham beat Birmingham City 2-0 and Middlesbrough beat Swansea 2-1 for their first win of the season.
• It ends goalless between Cardiff and Preston, meaning the six games the Lilywhites have played in the league this season have featured just one goal.

Wowsers.

What a day that's been.

Headlines from across the leagues coming up in just a moment.

Centre-back Naby Sarr's 14th minute goal on his debut for Reading proved the difference at The Den, as the Royals move to the top of the Championship table thanks to their third consecutive win.

Oscar Estupinan is the hat-trick hero as Hull City bounce back after their first defeat of the season last week.

A humdinger of a game sees QPR take the lead three times, with Albert Adomah grabbing the winner.

The Hornets had a late equaliser ruled out for offside.

Goals from Riley McGree and Matt Crooks help Middlesbrough secure their first victory in the league this season and end a run of five winless matches.

Joel Piroe scored from the spot with 11 minutes remaining for Swansea, but it was too late for the side who also saw out the match with 10 men.

Burnley end Wigan's unbeaten start to the league season with a crushing win.

A goal in each half from veteran centre-back Richard Wood sees Rotherham continue their unbeaten start.

Very early days but the Millers are in the Championship play-offs, despite playing a game fewer than most sides.

Incoming Stoke boss Alex Neil watches his new charges claim a second win of the season thanks to a goal from Lewis Baker.

Huddersfield led 2-0 thanks to an early double from Tino Anjorin but two goals from Jed Wallace earned the Baggies a point.

Substitute Theo Corbeanu's 90th minute goal earns Blackpool a last-minute draw with Bristol City, in an entertaining match at Bloomfield Road.

Blackpool twice took the lead, and twice Bristol City drew level, but when the Robins eventually went in front thanks to a Marvin Ekpiteta own goal they couldn't quite hold on.

A game fitting of two sides who are struggling to score, as it ends goalless at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Swansea are going to have to see out the final few minutes of this match with 10 men, with Ben Cabango sent off after being shown a second yellow card.

You get the feeling that might help settle Middlesbrough fans' nerves.

Josh Ruffels hits the crossbar for the home side with a cracking shot from long range.