Relegated from the Championship v promoted from League Two.

Oxford United have been revising hard over the summer as they hope to bounce straight back to the second tier and have made a decent enough start despite a transfer embargo.

Impressive back-to-back wins over Leicester (4-0) and Burton (3-0) appear to have set down a marker of at least a play-off challenge.

Cambridge United's last League One campaign ended with four defeats from their final five games and finishing nine points adrift of safety.

They seem to have been paying attention in class this time with a summer of careful recruitment seemingly giving them a better chance to compete in a division featuring clubs whose spending capability will dwarf that of the U's.

"It's our biggest test so far," said Cambrdge boss Neil Harris.

Attention at the back, this one looks intriguing.

Top of the table, second top scorers in the division with the second best defence and with more home wins in their past four league games than they managed in their previous 32.

There is not much wrong at Sheffield Wednesday right now, mind you they have been through a bit recently in case you had not noticed.

"There will be many teams who come to Hillsborough and be very compact and I am sure when we get training time again we will develop skills to open up these teams," said Owls boss Henrik Pedersen as he reflected on a goalless home draw with Wigan last weekend.

"I have big respect for what Jim McNulty did at Rochdale and now at Stockport - they are a team who can go high and press and also be compact."

The Hatters arrive in South Yorkshire as League One's top scorers - their 16 goals is three more than Wednesday's.

Under new boss McNulty, fresh from leading Rochdale back into the EFL they are still expected to challenge for the top six and after running Leicester close in a 4-3 defeat last weekend, will want to rattle the cage of another of the division's big hitters.

With the four early games done and dusted, here's what we have coming up for you...

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Walsall's 2-0 victory means they go top of League Two - at least temporarily - with Barnet hosting Fleetwood Town shortly.

Port Vale are inside the bottom two, still with just the one win from seven games.

Better news for Rochdale as their much-needed three points over Oldham moves them up eight places to 16th.

Nice, positive outlook there, Mark...

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Leicester City and Burton Albion both missed the chance to move into the top six ahead of the later games.

The Foxes were pegged back by 10-man Barnsley while the Brewers surrendered a 2-0 lead at home to Mansfield Town.

Phil Bowers
Port Vale commentator for BBC Radio Stoke

For Port Vale it has been a day that feels really, really depressing.

Vale players heads down as they walk off the pitch with the fans booing.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

Poor second half from Port Vale who totally lost control of midfield.

It pains me to say it but Walsall deserve the win.

Walsall top League Two after this win and remain undefeated.

James Connolly's goal deep into added time at the end of the first half gave Walsall the lead at the break with Andy Dallas' beauty late on sealing the points for the Saddlers, who end of run of three stalemates on the bounce.

Defeat today means Port Vale have now suffered their fourth of the season as they drop into the bottom two.

We're into five minutes of added time here and it looks like Walsall are getting the three points now.

An entertaining encounter at the Pirelli Stadium as Mansfield Town come back from 2-0 down to rescue a point.

The ball deflected in off Stags defender Deji Oshilaja for the opener, before Jack Armer headed in to double the lead for Gary Bowyer's team.

Crucially, Michael Smith poked home before the break for the visitors, who had a host of chances in the second half.

37-year-old substitute Lucas Akins netted a powerfully-finished equaliser against the club he spent eight years at between 2014 and 2022.

Jack Rafferty
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

Barnsley will feel like they could've won.

Their defenders are on the floor, they defended for their lives in those final few minutes, against a total onslaught from Leicester.

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More problems for Russell Martin and Leicester City as they fail to put away 10-man Barnsley.

They got off to the perfect start with a well-worked goal from Liam Cullen and should have had more as they dominated proceedings and were then handed more of an advantage with the home side's Luca Connell sent-off for a reckless tackle.

Leicester dominated possession and territory but failed to put the game out of Barnsley's reach and were made to pay.

A misplaced pass out of defence arrived at the feet of Arley Kay who slipped it through to Reyes Clearly to crash home his fifth goal of the season.

Barnsley halt a three-game losing run while Leicester miss the chance to move into the top six.

Clayton Taylor wastes some time by kicking the ball away and the Barnsley substitute is cautioned.

The home side are nearly there.

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Derby day delight for Rochdale!

Dan Moss' goal after seven minutes gave Rochdale the lead at half-time with Oldham missing a couple of guilt-edged chances.

The Latics did try and press for a leveller but it was Dajaune Brown's first goal for Dale to seal the points who move off the foot of the League Two table.

Oldham meanwhile have now suffered their third defeat in a row.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

Great strike from Andy Dallas, on the edge of the area, lashed it, no chance.

Phil Bowers
Port Vale commentator on BBC Radio Stoke

What a finish!

That will finish off Port Vale in spectacular fashion.

Vale have been put to the sword and will quite rightly lose this game.