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Chris Hughton scored his first game in charge of Nottingham Forest with a late 1-0 win in Black burn. The former Newcastle and Brighton coach, who replaced Sabri Lamouchi after Forest’s four-game losing start to the season, will have been extremely encouraged by the performance of his new players at Ewood Park.
The visitors looked solid and took control as the game progressed, with Thomas Kaminski saving well Lyle Taylor and Sammy Ameobi, who also hit a post. Finally, they were rewarded in the 90th minute with a stray strike from Joe Lolley, ending a six-game losing streak in the league.
On top, Reading led to a goalless draw in Middlesbrough, surrendering their 100% record, much like Bristol City in a more dramatic fashion, conceding a draw at 112 minutes in the 2-2 draw at Barnsley.
Wycombe they were finally able to celebrate their first goal in English football’s second division, but are still looking for a first point after Millwall came from behind to record a 2-1 win at Adams Park. The Chairboys hoped to get off the mark through Scott Kashket’s bizarre opener after Bartosz Bialkowski controlled poorly in his own six-yard box. However, a penalty from Jed Wallace and a good shot from Ryan Leonard gave the visitors the points.
Huddersfield Stolen Swansea off his unbeaten league record by winning on the road for the first time in three months at Liberty Stadium. Josh Koroma scored a 2-1 victory with his first goal for the club in the 67th minute after the hosts canceled Harry Toffolo’s first goal on a penalty from André Ayew.
Jordan Hugill scored a penalty in injury time when Norwich came from behind to beat 10 men Rotherham 2-1. Freddie Ladapo gave Rotherham an early lead, but then Tim Krul saved a penalty. Michael Ihiekwe’s own goal allowed Norwich to equalize midway through the second half. Angus MacDonald was sent off by the hosts before Hugill hit.
Ipswich stayed on top when Gwion Edwards’ third goal in two games steered them to a 2-0 win over Accrington at Portman Road. Edwards drove in his fifth goal of the season in the league to give Town a lead in the 55th minute and Freddie Sears sealed the points with a good shot from a tight angle after a good job from Alan Judge.
Shell climbed to second place with a comfortable 3-0 win in Rochdale.
A Mallik Wilks header from Callum Elder’s corner put the Tigers in front in the 20th minute and the forward scored five goals in his last five games in all competitions with a sweetly struck half volley in the 73rd minute. Josh Magennis assured the points shortly after when he headed a George Honeyman cross.
Peterborough They are fourth after a 2-0 win over Oxford. Joe Ward’s good shot off a Jack Taylor pass put Posh ahead two minutes before half-time and Siriki Dembele doubled his lead after 65 minutes with a drilled shot.
Sunderland Y Plymouth both are going up after winning against Swindon Y Northampton, respectively. Charlie Wyke was left alone in the penalty area to volley the Black Cats up front and Chris Maguire made it 2-0 from the penalty spot. At Home Park, Plymouth took the lead after 41 minutes when a Conor Grant cross from the right was tapped at the near post by Frank Nouble, but Northampton tied when Ricky Korboa conceded to home. The Greens earned a 2-1 victory when Kelland Watts volleyed from close range from a deep corner four minutes from time.
Cameron Jerome scored his first goal in English football since 2018 as MK Dons ended their league start winless with a 2-0 win over Gillingham, While BlackpoolThe bad start to the season continued with a 1-1 draw in Crewe.
Nathan Jones tasted defeat against his former club as Prime finished LutonUnbeaten record at home with a 2-0 win: Steven Fletcher and Nick Powell on the visitors’ goals.
Cambridge moved to the top hitting fighting Scunthorpe 5-0. Paul Mullin buried two penalties within 10 minutes before halftime to bring his tally to seven league goals for the season. The visitors did not take their foot off the gas after the break as an own goal by Tyler Cordner made it 3-0. Scunthorpe’s misery was compounded when Myles Hippolyte received a second yellow card after 55 minutes and Joe Ironside doubled to make it 5-0.
Newport are behind only on goal difference after a 1-0 win in Tranmere. Saikou Janneh gave the hosts an advantage in the 25th minute when he fired from close range in a corner. Tranmere was left facing an uphill battle when Paul Lewis received a direct red card after 52 minutes.
Morecambe Lost the chance to stay on top of the table after being hammered 4-0 Crawley. Ian Henderson missed a penalty in the first half and Salford, with Paul Scholes in temporary charge, they made themselves pay as a late goal by Cristian Montano assured Port Vale a 1-0 win.
Cheltenham kept their start to the season undefeated with a routine 2-0 win on the bottom side Southend. Zak Dearnley struck deep in overtime to give Oldham a 2-1 win in Bolton. Jake Young scored his first senior goal to keep Green Foreststarted undefeated with a 1-0 win over Stevenage and Jack Muldoon’s superb hit gave Harrogate a 1-0 win over other League Two guys Wheelbarrow.
Ivan Toney’s double relieved Brentford to a 2-0 victory over Coventry, Barry Bannan’s penalty in the 49th minute gave Sheffield Wednesday a 1-0 win in Birmingham Y Bournemouth They led to a 0-0 draw by QPR.
