More neat play from QPR.

Alfie Lloyd is tugged back as he turns in the area but he stays on his feet and blasts a shot over.

If he goes down there he might well have got a penalty.

Casper De Norre goes into the book for the hosts after a foul on Jacques Ekomie midway through the Lions half as Wrexham threatened to break.

There's the first EFL goal of the night, and it's gone to AFC Wimbledon.

Jayden Stockley has put them ahead at Burton with a lovely glancing header into the corner.

The other three 19:45 BST kick-offs are goalless and Reading v Mansfield has just got under way.

Another meaty challenge, this time from Charlton debutant Tyler Bindon,on the flying Kareen Tunde on the right flank.

He might just have got a nick on the ball, he certainly got all of the man, but it's just a corner, which the Addicks clear after Albion again take it short.

We are up and running at a soggy Turf Moor.

Burnley badly need to get a win under their belts but they face a big test against Middlesbrough who have started well again.

Callum Styles reintroduces himself to old teammate Karlan Grant, now in an Addicks shirt, with a thunderous sliding challenge near the edge of the Charlton box.

Just a free-kick, but in the 'seen 'em given' category for me.

Rumarn Burrell gets into the Cardiff are but his attempt to find Alfie Lloyd fails.

The ball comes back to Burrell and it is a decent sight of goal but the shot is blocked.

Harvey Vale then has a shot blocked for QPR who are looking the more likely to break the deadlock.

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Nolan Galves finds space on the right of the Addicks box but though he slips as the ball is sprayed to him, he battles to win it back from the floor and the ball is laid back to Ousmane Diakite, who sees a 20-yard shot cannon off a defender and behind for a corner, which comes to nothing.

First effort of the game goes to the hosts as a ranging pass from Jake Cooper is flicked on into the path of Mark Sykes who fizzes a shot past Anthony Patterson's upright.

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A new boss and a new broom is sweeping through Turf Moor but it may take a while for that to pay dividends.

Burnley's relegation from the Premier League has been followed by one point from their opening three games and a 4-1 hammering at Norwich City at the weekend.

Striker Zian Flemming has now departed, heading back to the top flight with Ipswich Town.

But head coach Nicky Hayen has been working the oracle with the deadline day additions of defender Igor Julio from Brighton, Leeds forward Largie Ramazani and Celtic's Japanese international Reo Hatate.]

The new signings will need to hit the ground running to make up for lost time, starting at home to last season's play-off finalists, Middlesbrough.

Boro have been busy themselves with winger Amario Cozier-Duberry and Scotland midfielder Connor Barron arriving on season-long loans along with a third American player to join this summer in midfielder Rokas Pukstas from Croatian club Hadjuk Split.

These two will expect to be bothering the top eight at the very least by the business end of the season and tonight is a chance to set down an early marker.

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Burnley are without the suspended Josh Laurent while Zian Flemming has joined Ipswich Town.

Kyle Walker, Max Alleyne and Aaron Ramsey drop to the bench.

Into the Clarets side come Ugo Raghouber, Zeki Amdouni, Andreas Hountondji, Hjalmar Ekdal and Oliver Sonne.

New signing Largie Ramazani is on the bench but Igor Julio and Reo Hatate are not included.

Morgan Whittaker, Jeremy Sarmiento and Myles Peart-Harris are all missing for Middlesbrough and are replaced by Alfie Jones, Sebastian Berhalter and Kyle Joseph.

Whittaker is being heavily linked with a move to Colorado Rapids in MLS.

Recent signing Rokas Pukstas is on the bench but deadline day additions Connor Barron and Amario Cozier-Duberry do not make the cut.

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Tyreece Campbell does well to win a corner with a bustling run on the left of the box, but the subsequent corner is cleared before it can get to dangerman Lloyd Jones, who has scored in three of Charlton's four games this season.

Yousef Salech finds a pocket of space 20 yards out but his shot is straight at QPR goalkeeper Pierce Charles.

As you might expect Millwall have begun quicky after their humbling defeat on Saturday, but the Lions are yet to test their former keeper Anthony Patterson in the Red Dragons goal.

Isaac Price opts against swinging a cross in and slots it square to Callum Styles who bobbles a 20-yard effort across the face of goal.

Tariq Lamptey, getting forward again for QPR cuts a ball back and Ronnie Edwards, another defender blasts over the bar.

From the corner there is an even better chance for Jimmy Dunne but he heads wide.

West Brom are bossing the ball in these opening moments but Charlton are content to sit back and defend with good structure.

Albion work it side to side and back again trying to find an angle.

Not happening yet, though Kareen Tunde has won a free-kick in a promising position on the right.

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

West Brom look like they have a bit of confidence, Charlton have got everyone behind the ball.

We're yet to see a clear chance though, both sides are just feeling each other out.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

Cardiff haven't won yet but they have been outstanding in two of those three. Against Wrexham they were lucky to get a draw but they were fantastic against Derby and totally dominated Sheffield United.

They're not doing a lot wrong, that win will come soon.