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Tom Cleverley has made one change to the Argyle XI which won 2-0 at Leyton Orient last Saturday, and it’s a big one.

Leading scorer Bim Pepple is a huge miss for the Greens, having appeared in the Jersey Mike's Trophy on Tuesday night, but Caleb Watts comes in, while Alex Hartridge is fit enough for a place on the bench.

Johnnie Jackson has made two changes to the Dons side which drew 1-1m at Cambridge in their last game on 26 September.

Skipper Ryan Johnson is back, along with Myles Hippolyte, with Dan Sweeney and Dujuan Richards missing out.

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Plymouth made the most of the international break by rising to the top of League One with their 2-0 win at Leyton Orient last Saturday... the challenge now will be to stay there.

Tom Cleverley’s men will seek a fifth win in six league games as AFC Wimbledon head to Home Park, with Bim Pepple leading the way after six goals in his last seven appearances in all competitions.

The Pilgrims are the form side in League One in 2026 with 63 points from 32 league games, 11 more than the next-best ever present side in the division, Stockport.

Argyle have also won four of their past five meetings with the Dons, though Johnnie Jackson’s side ran out 2-1 winners here last season, which were their only points in their past five visits to Plymouth.

Wimbledon are unbeaten in their past four, however, taking eight points, their best run in 12 months. But only the bottom two have scored fewer than the Dons six goals across eight league games while their eight conceded is fifth best in the league.

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Plymouth made the most of being active during the international break by moving to the top of the table on goal difference.

Tom Cleverley's men will seek to extend their advantage as they host AFC Wimbledon in one of the early kick-offs while Notts County will seek to move away from the basement and Oxford United will aim to close on the leading pack in the other.

Michael Duff will lead Bradford for the first time as they entertain Leyton Orient later while Sheffield Wednesday make the short trip to Huddersfield at the same time with both sides eyeing the top two.

Robbie Savage's first game in charge of lowly Peterborough comes at his former club Leicester, also at 15:00 BST.

No flags, anthems or face paint - it's good to be back with a full complement of EFL games, isn't it?

As well as letting us know your thoughts on today's action as it happens, let us know how you spent a three-week break from domestic football and what you think your side needs to have been working on in the break after the opening 37-day block of fixtures.

We'll publish some of the best comments right here throughout the afternoon.

Swindon Town boss Ian Holloway has made three changes for the visit of Crewe Alexandra.

Centre-back Kaelan Majekodunmi is suspended after being sent off against Rochdale, so Sam Inwood comes into the defence.

Ollie Clarke and Mitch Clark are the others coming in, with Billy Kirkman and James Ball dropping to the bench.

Crewe have been dealt an injury blow with top scorer Jack Lankester ruled out for the foreseeable future and he is replaced today by fellow winger Jordan Gibson.

Oldham make three changes, with Donervon Daniels replacing Ryan Delaney in defence, with the latter facing a spell on the sidelines due to a hamstring injury.

Tom Pett and Oliver Hammond also come in for Noah Chilvers and Mike Fondop.

As for Accrington, it is just the one alteration from last weekend's league victory over Cheltenham Town.

Charlie Warren, who scored both of the goals in that game, replaces Josh Woods.

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Swindon Town come into today's match at home to Crewe Alexandra having lost five out of their last six matches in all competitions.

The Robins boss Ian Holloway described himself as a "dead man walking" prior to last weekend's defeat at Rochdale and the fixtures do not get any easier, with Crewe arriving at The County Ground unbeaten in League Two so far this season.

Holloway has been looking to reassure fans this week, saying that there is nothing wrong with his side that a goal or three points would not put right.

But if Crewe avoid defeat, they would make history. Not since 1953 have they started a Football League season without losing any of their first ten games.

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Oldham Athletic are hovering above the drop zone in League Two, having lost their last four matches.

Micky Mellon's side host an Accrington Stanley this lunchtime, who are unbeaten in their last five matches in all competitions, but both have just two league wins so far this season.

Accrington are also winless in 11 away league games since a 1-0 win at Tranmere Rovers in February.

That being said, John Doolan's side have won three of their last six visits to Greater Manchester sides in the Football League.

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What a division League Two is.

Just five points separate leaders Salford from Shrewsbury in 14th and this table could look very different indeed come tea-time.

Crewe will be looking to take over at the summit when they head to Swindon in one of the early kick-offs with Oldham and Accrington facing-off in a bottom half battle at the same time.

There are two huge games at 15:00 BST as second-placed Barnet head to Bristol Rovers, in fifth, while fourth placed Cheltenham entertain leaders Salford.

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We have a full programme of fixtures across the EFL with a host of huge games this weekend.

Here are some of the standout fixtures and narratives across the EFL that you should be keeping your eyes on.

• Notts County v Oxford United (12:30 BST)
• Plymouth v AFC Wimbledon (12:30 BST)
• Bradford v Leyton Orient
• Cambridge United v Blackpool
• Doncaster v Burton
• Huddersfield v Sheff Wed
• Leicester v Peterborough
• MK Dons v Reading
• Mansfield v Bromley
• Stevenage v Wigan
• Stockport v Barnsley
• Wycombe v Luton

• Oldham v Accrington (12:30 BST)
• Swindon v Crewe (12:30 BST)
• Bristol Rovers v Barnet
• Cheltenham v Salford
• Crawley v Chesterfield
• Fleetwood v Walsall
• Newport v Colchester
• Port Vale v Grimsby
• Rotherham v Gillingham
• Shrewsbury v Exeter
• Tranmere v Rochdale
• York v Northampton

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Good afternoon!

It's been a long three-week international window, with many of the 48 teams across League One and Two not having kicked a ball in anger since 19 September.

We're back to normal today, however, with that most wonderful of phrases - a full programme of fixtures.

Four of those are lunchtime kick-offs with interest at the top and bottom of both the third and fourth tiers, then 20 more games at 15:00 BST to bring you too.

Grab a cuppa and a snack and settle back so we can bring you up to speed before the action gets under way at 12:30 BST.