WATCH: Football League moments
Watch the best goals, the strangest moments and the biggest talking points from this weekend's Football League action here!
SkySports.com » 2hWatch the best goals, the strangest moments and the biggest talking points from this weekend's Football League action here!
SkySports.com » 2hCardiff boss Russell Slade has no complaints about David Marshall's sending off but is unhappy with Rotherham's penalty in the 2-1 loss.
BBC Sport » 8hManager Gary Bowyer praises striker Jordan Rhodes as his two goals help Blackburn to their first win of the season.
BBC Sport » 23hBolton manager Neil Lennon says it is "imperative" the Trotters sign a new striker after losing Emile Heskey to injury.
BBC Sport » 23hBrightonâs lead at the top of the Championship was cut by Middlesbrough after a tale of two missed penalties, while Burton Albion lead League One and the cream of League Two all drew ⢠Brighton stay top and, while a goalless draw at Wolves is not usually something to sniff at, this felt likeâ¦
Guardian » 1dTen-man MK Dons suffer a fourth straight defeat for the first time since December 2009 as Leeds move into 10th.
BBC Sport » 1dChris Powell praised Huddersfield Town's "total football" after back-to-back victories kick-started their Sky Bet Championship season.
EatSleepSport » 1dChris Powell praised Huddersfield Town's "total football" after back-to-back victories kick-started their Sky Bet Championship season.
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