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THIS WEEK’S FIXTURES

SUN, OCT 16
3pm unless stated
Sky Bet Championship Hull v Birmingham
MON, OCT 17
8pm unless stated
Sky Bet League One Charlton v Portsmouth
TUES, OCT 18
7pm unless stated
Sky Bet Championship Blackburn v Sunderland (8) Huddersfield v Preston (7.45) Norwich v Luton (7.45) Stoke v Rotherham (8) Swansea v Reading (7.45) West Brom v Bristol C (8) Papa Johns Trophy Group Stage Accrington v Liverpool U21 (7.45) Barrow v Carlisle Bolton v Leeds U21 Bristol R vSwindon Burton v Bradford Cambridge v Ipswich Cheltenham v West Ham U21 Crawley v Aston Villa U21 (7.45) Crewe v Tranmere Derby...

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