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Burton Albion's victory away at 2016 Premier League champions Leicester City will rightly dominate the League One headlines this weekend.

A truly remarkable result for the Brewers as they held on for a 2-1 win against 10 men at the King Power.

You get the impression that Russell Martin is very much a manager already under a lot of pressure.

We've had plenty of drama elsewhere, too, with wins for Oxford and Blackpool to push them up the table.

And in League Two, Bristol Rovers won an eight-goal thriller 5-3 against Newport earlier today while Barnet and Crewe are the only two teams who still boast a 100% record.

Another normal day in the EFL, then. Thank you for joining us today.

We will be back with more live action from The Hawthorns on Sunday as West Bromwich Albion host Burnley in the Championship.

Until then, goodbye!

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Barnet have displaced Walsall at the very apex of the table after the Saddlers drew with Grimsby.

Only Barnet and Crewe have managed to win both their opening games this season and as a reward take the top two spots.

As for the bottom, three are yet to register points including promotion favourites Salford City.

Luckily for them though, goal difference means Rochdale and Shrewsbury take the bottom two places.

• Heartbreak for 10-man Oldham as Colchester come from a goal down to seal a 2-1 victory through a Lewis Temple own goal in added time.
• Two wins in two for Barnet who see off Shrewsbury after a 3-1 win at Croud Meadow.
• Crewe have also won their first two games after a 1-0 win over Northampton.
• Tranmere came from a goal down to earn a 1-1 draw at Port Vale.
• Exeter pick up their first three points of the season after a 2-0 win over Accrington at St James Park.
• Louie Watson's penalty sealed a 2-1 win for Crawley at Rochdale.
• It ended 1-1 in the Yorkshire derby between Rotherham and York.
• In the day's other derby Swindon overcame Cheltenham 2-1 in the West County derby.
• And there were no goals in the game between Fleetwood and Gillingham.

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It is VERY early days but this is how things look in League One.

Bradford City end the weekend two points clear at the top of the pile, while Huddersfield lead the way in a group of seven teams tied on four points.

Leicester City's 2-1 defeat to Burton Albion leaves them down in 18th without a win on the board yet.

Wigan Athletic are the only side yet to pick up a single point.

• Bristol Rovers 5-3 Newport
• Salford 0-1 Chesterfield
• Walsall 0-0 Grimsby
• Colchester 2-1 Oldham
• Crewe 1-0 Northampton
• Exeter 2-0 Accrington
• Fleetwood 0-0 Gillingham
• Port Vale 1-1 Tranmere
• Rochdale 1-2 Crawley
• Rotherham 1-1 York
• Shrewsbury 1-3 Barnet
• Swindon 2-1 Cheltenham

Stevenage scored a consolation goal in the eighth minute of added time via Jordan Roberts but too late to take the win away from Oxford United.

Leicester City also couldn't complete the comeback, while Bromley returned from a goal down to keep their unbeaten record at home from last season going in their League One debut.

Here is today's results in League One:

• Doncaster 0-0 Barnsley
• Luton 2-2 Notts Co
• AFC Wimbledon 0-0 Reading
• Bromley 1-1 Cambridge
• Leicester 1-2 Burton
• MK Dons 1-1 Huddersfield
• Peterborough 2-1 Mansfield
• Stevenage 1-2 Oxford
• Stockport 1-2 Blackpool
• Wigan 0-2 Leyton Orient
• Wycombe 1-1 Plymouth

Darren Robinson
Summariser on BBC Radio Derby

I've just sat there after the full-time whistle for a few moments almost speechless. An absolutely incredible football for the Brewers this afternoon.

Burton Albion fully deserved their victory this afternoon. They came out and scored two excellent goals from confident open play.

In the second half it took the home team 10 minutes to get into the second half. An afternoon for the Burton fans to remember.

Owynn Palmer-Atkin
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

There goes the full-time whistle. The Foxes have fallen to defeat in their first home game of the league season.

Burton Albion have won what will be a massive three points in their push to survive in the third tier this season.

The Foxes could not find a way through in the second half. This is nowhere near the start the club would have wanted. They have a lot of work to do.

Bromley fightback against a dominant Cambridge to rescue a point for their first League One game at the Copperjax Community Stadium.

The U's held onto 61.2% of possession and had double the amount of shots on target but could only convert the same amount as their hosts.

That extends Bromley's exceptional home league record. They didn't lose on their own soil last season and are off to a good start in the tier above too.

We are into five additional minutes but it looks like they might sharing the points.

It ends all square in the first Yorkshire derby for 13 years between these two clubs.

Both sides created enough chances to grab all three points but couldn't convert.

A win and a draw for York in League Two so far, and they remain unbeaten upon their return to the EFL for the first time in 10 years.

Rotherham and new boss Alex Bruce are still yet to win.

Swindon seal the win in this West Country derby.

Aaron Drinan's first half goal had Ian Holloway's side ahead at the break with captain Ollie Clarke adding a second in the second half.

Ryan Broom pulled a late goal back for Cheltenham, but it's Swindon who hold on for their first three points of the season.

What a win for Burton Albion. A disastrous first home game in charge of Leicester for Russell Martin.

Two games in League One for the Foxes and they are still yet to win.

Hard to comprehend that Leicester were Premier League champions 10 years ago.

All the action came in the first half with goals from Matthew Dennis and Kegs Chauke to put Burton 2-0 up before Oliver Skipp saw red for the first time in his career for the home side.

Wes Burns pulled one back but the Brewers stood firm to hold on for all three points.

Leicester goalkeeper Alex McCarthy is almost caught out while backpedalling towards his own goal but manages to tip Will Collar's long range effort over the bar.

What a goal that would've been.

Leicester are trying everything. Goalkeeper Alex McCarthy is up for a corner but George Evans is there to make a brave header clearance for Albion.

Burton are almost there...

Just three added minutes for Leicester to find a leveller.

We're into six minutes of added time at the County Ground.

Any late twists?

Five minutes added on in the Yorkshire derby. Will we have late drama? York City know a thing or two about that...