Here are the results from today's 11 games in the Championship:

Image source, Opta

Image source, Opta

How about that then? 25 goals, all change at the top and bottom of the table, and that's only in the eight games we had kick-off at 15:00 BST.

We'll recap how things stand and bring you the latest table before getting stuck into reaction from all the Championship action.

It was too little too late in the end for Portsmouth, who threw everything they had to get back into this match at Ashton Gate.

Goals from new signing Lorent Tolaj and captain Jason Knight were enough to send Michael Skubala's side on their way.

Pompey had their moments and it looked like there was a route back into the match when they won a penalty, but 90+4 is too late for most teams to make a comeback.

Bristol City rise to 12th with their first win of the season.

Misery for Burnley in a 4-1 10-man defeat at Carrow Road.

Andre Brooks extended Norwich's lead with a cheeky backheel and then Burnley's suffering was topped off after goal scorer Josh Laurent was sent his marching orders for a second yellow card.

Worrying signs for the relegated club but the Canaries' nerves might just be starting to settle after two straight defeats in their opening two games.

Charlton sail to the top of the table as the only team to keep hold of a 100% record after three league games.

Karlan Grant scored the only goal in a match lacking in excitement but the Valley won't care. Their start has been a winning one this season. Could this be a special season for them?

Preston though join Stoke in being the only two sides yet to pick up a point.

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A five-star display for Southampton who have dismantled Millwall this afternoon.

It seems like a long time ago that Mark Sykes gave the Lions the lead.

The Saints turned the game around in convincing fashion with a double from Cyle Larin - including a sublime flick and volley - a Finn Azaz tap-in, a Leo Scienza penalty and a scrappy Tom Fellows effort.

Millwall's 100% record is ripped away in style, while Tonda Eckert's side move above zero points and onto two following their four-point deduction.

It's history for Lincoln - they've clinched their first win in the second division in 65 years!

After a dominant first half from Bolton, it took a half time team talk and some changes to breathe new life into Chris Cohen and Tom Shaw's side.

But it was Ben House who wriggled through to slot home after Bolton failed to deal with a throw in from Callum Edler.

They held on with everything until the very end, and Bolton had some excellent chances which on any other day would have gone in, if it weren't for the superb George Wickens in goal.

Lincoln fans: This is your first win since you beat Leyton Orient 2-0 in 1961.

QPR come back from behind to win at Ewood Park.

Ryoya Morishita's volley was supreme to give Rovers the lead just after the half time whistle but QPR came back with goals from Paul Smyth and Jimmy Dunne to preserve their unbeaten record.

Rovers, meanwhile, suffer their first loss of the season.

An additional laborious, torturous five minutes for Burnley to go in this match.

Sheffield United hold on for a point at Cardiff City.

A game in which the entertainment was very much front loaded ends all square, despite the Bluebirds dominating much of the second half.

Cardiff were 1-0 up inside two minutes and 2-1 down after seven. But they levelled late in the first half and that was the end of the scoring.

Three draws apiece for both sides to start the season.

Miles Leaburn has picked up an injury and can't go on for Charlton.

Micah Mbick replaces him.

The Addicks have been comfortable since going ahead. Just need to keep going now.

Five minutes added to go.

Martin Ling
Former Leyton Orient manager on BBC Radio London

When Alex Neil looks back at this game, a lot of the goals could have been avoided. It was a real sloppy goal.

Millwall looked good in the first 20 minutes and we gave them the praise, but it's all come apart. You'd have never seen this after those first 20 minutes and going 1-0 up.

This is a reality check.

West Ham's wait for a first Championship win of the season since relegation from the Premier League goes on.

The Hammers dominated possession but only mustered one shot on target all afternoon and with that result, Watford maintain their unbeaten start to the campaign.

This division... it's never easy.

Four minutes added for Blackburn to salvage a point.

West Ham will only have three minutes of stoppage time to find the goal that would give them a first league win of the season.

As Bolton push for an equaliser, new signing Jayden Nelson delivers a ball into the box. Ryan Hardie gets his head on the end of it, but Imps keeper George Wickens does enough to keep it out of his net once again.

The man is having a solid afternoon in goal.

Was this the moment for Cardiff?

Perry Ng's effort comes back off the crossbar for Yousef Salech but he can only put the rebound wide.

Sam Tickle is up off the ground. The referee deems the Bristol City keeper is fine to carry on playing the rest of the match.