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That will do us for our third Saturday of EFL action.

Blackpool are the new leaders in League One while Sheffield Wednesday fans are probably rubbing their eyes after watching their side bang in seven at home to Bromley.

But spare a thought for Leicester City fans after another week without a win - that's two draws and a loss in their League One campaign so far.

Barnet remain top of League Two but York, Colchester United, Walsall and Crewe are chasing them hard with Salford City and Rochdale still to earn a point.

You can catch up on all of today's action and reaction on our dedicated pages for League One and League Two.

Thanks for joining us today and enjoy your evening.

There are two games in League One tomorrow, involving two sides in the drop zone, while Luton could join the sides at the top on seven points with a victory.

League One:

AFC Wimbledon v Wigan Athletic (14:00 BST)

Mansfield Town v Luton Town (15:00 BST)

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Barnet remain top of League Two but their 100% record comes to an end after a draw with Cheltenham in the early kick-off.

Walsall and York City both picked up big wins in their 3pm matches as they climb back into the top three.

Salford City's poor start to the season goes on as they lost away at Shrewsbury to have now lost all three of their games - the same as newly-promoted Rochdale.

Bristol Rovers have sneaked up into the top seven after a 2-0 win away to Crawley Town.

Tom Gayle
BBC Radio 5 Live/Final Score reporter at The Croud Meadow

Gavin Cowan’s side secure their first points of the season thanks to captain Will Boyle’s toe poke through the defender's legs.

The visitors will be frustrated given substitute Kallum Cesay wasted two golden opportunities, the second of which was a free header from just seven yards out in stoppage time.

It’s a third consecutive defeat for Salford, as their worst start to a League Two season continues under new boss Peter Cklamovski.

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Blackpool are the new leaders with their lunchtime battering of Peterborough.

Huddersfield remain second thanks to their late comeback victory at Cambridge United with Stockport and Sheffield Wednesday both very impressive winners today.

Bradford slip to fifth with their 100% start ended by Plymouth.

Wycombe, beaten 5-1 at Stockport, are yet to win this season.

Jaden Williams scored the only goal of the game for Colchester United at home to bottom side Rochdale in the 87th minute to help them keep pace with the leading pack on seven points. Dale are bottom on goal difference from Salford, who have also lost all three of their matches.

Elsewhere, Tom James and Bobby Kamwa scored in a 2-0 win for Bristol Rovers at Crawley Town.

Gillingham Town were held to a 1-1 draw by Northampton Town.

Grimsby Town were also held to an exciting 2-2 draw at home to Fleetwood Town, with the visitors' Finley Potter finishing the scoring after Andy Cook and Cian Doyle had scored either side of half time for Grimsby to cancel out Will Davies' early opener.

And Oldham's Mike Fondop and Calum Kavanagh scored late goals to help the home side earn a comfortable 3-0 victory at home to Swindon Town.

• Barnet 2-2 Cheltenham
• Port Vale 0-0 Crewe
• Rotherham 2-1 Chesterfield
• Colchester 1-0 Rochdale
• Crawley 0-2 Bristol Rovers
• Gillingham 1-1 Northampton
• Grimsby 2-2 Fleetwood
• Newport 2-2 Tranmere
• Oldham 3-0 Swindon
• Shrewsbury 1-0 Salford
• Walsall 3-2 Accrington
• York 2-1 Exeter

• Blackpool 4-0 Peterborough
• MK Dons 0-0 Leicester
• Cambridge 1-2 Huddersfield
• Leyton Orient 1-3 Barnsley
• Notts County 2-1 Burton
• Plymouth 2-0 Bradford
• Sheff Wed 7-2 Bromley
• Stevenage 2-2 Doncaster
• Stockport 5-1 Wycombe

The referee blows his whistle and Walsall have won!

Accrington's Charlie Caton had a huge chance to level it up late on but was unable to find the target and the Saddlers will bounce back to winning ways.

Walsall took the lead and looked set to go into the break level after conceding but Harrison Burke's goal just before the break proved crucial in their pursuit of today's win.

Matt Glennon
Former Huddersfield keeper on BBC Radio Leeds

For persistence, we deserved it.

We took a massive blow from going 1-0 down, to have the mental strength to keep going forward, you've got to say we deserved it. We kept going even when we weren't at our best.

It was a tricky one today. We take it and we move on to Tuesday.

A big late chance for Accrington into five minutes of added time as Charlie Caton is found by Donald Love but he glances his header agonisingly wide of the target.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at Home Park

Plymouth manager Tom Cleverly said in his match programne notes he felt he could see improvements in his side over recent games.

He has certainly seen an improvement here today.

It was only their finishing that let them down in the first half, but they eventually sorted that just before half time when Julio Pleguezuelo struck home.

Harvey White’s long-distance low drive was almost added to by Plymouth a couple of times.

Bradford City were not the imperious force today that they have been so far this season, but there’s plenty of chances to fix that.

Huddersfield ride their luck and pinch the points.

Cambridge were well on top when Zak Bradshaw nudged them into the lead with 10 minutes remaining.

But Joe Taylor levelled within two minutes before converting from the spot to maintain their unbeaten start to the season to remain second in the table.

Mark Poyser
BBC Radio Wales commentator

It's a point a piece after a grandstand finish at Rodney Parade.

Tranmere fought back from 1-0 down at half-time to turn things around thanks to two goals in four minutes from Zane Okoro and Dylan Jones.

Shaquille Gwengwe started the scoring for Newport, and then finished it with an equaliser in the final minute.

Having struggled last term, both teams showed some steel to suggest that they may have much more comfortable seasons ahead of them.

Stockport County's Mikael Mandron rounded off the scoring in the 89th-minute with their fifth goal of a 5-1 win at home to Wycombe Wanderers.

Three late goals at Stevenage saw the home side rescue a point at home to Doncaster Rovers, Oliver Sanderson equalising in the 82nd minute after second-half goals from Doncaster's Jack Senior and Owen Bailey had seen them come from behind to lead.

Makenzie Kirk, Cameron McGeehan and Reyes Cleary scored for Barnsley in a 3-1 win at Leyton Orient.

Notts County, meanwhile, came from behind to earn a 2-1 win at home to 10-man Burton Albion. Luka Smyth scored a late double to cancel out Finn Delap's opener as Burton's Curtis Tilt saw red.

Paul Bolland
Ex-Bradford midfielder on BBC Radio Leeds

You associate Bradford at their best when they're full of energy and in your face.

We lacked quality on the ball and got bullied out of possession. When Plymouth did score their second, we didn't really see a response from City, and that's the most disappointing thing.

I thought we were very loose in possession, it was always a touch or a pass that wasn't quite there. Plymouth took full advantage of us this afternoon.

We were beaten by the better team today.

Exeter score late but it's not enough as York City take all three points.

Goals from Alex Newby and Jovan Malcom were enough for the hosts who continue their unbeaten start to the campaign.

The Grecians move down to 15th in the League Two table after their two defeats and one win this season.

What an afternoon at Hillsborough and Wednesday get their second league win of the season.

Jamal Lowe and Louie Barry got a brace each with Callum Slattery, Mason Burstow and Gabriel Otegbayo all on the scoresheet.

A late Victor Adeboyejo penalty and an Otegbayo own goal were little consolation for the visitors who were blown away.

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Plymouth take a well deserved first win of the season and end League One's last remaining 100% record.

Goals from Julio Pleguezuelo and Harvey White do the job for Tom Cleverley's side.

Will Swan should have had Bradford ahead before they conceded.