Score at Old Trafford one night, back in school for a psychology test the next day.

Sixteen-year-old Luke Matheson made headlines with his Carabao Cup goal against Manchester United on Wednesday. It came in a losing cause for Rochdale, who were beaten on penalties.

Dale are at home to Wycombe in League One tomorrow.

Oxford - who thrashed West Ham 4-0 - are at home to Gillingham, while Tottenham's conquerors Colchester go to Macclesfield in League Two.

Follow their progress in our live text coverage of Saturday's EFL games, which gets under way at 12:00 BST.

Hope you can join us then. For now, it's goodbye.

There is sure to be a focus on Pride Park tomorrow after a difficult week at Derby County.

Phillip Cocu is yet to decide if Tom Lawrence and Mason Bennett will feature against Birmingham after they were charged with drink-driving on Tuesday. Captain Richard Keogh sustained a serious knee injury in an "alcohol-related incident" and will miss the rest of the season.

Elsewhere, Charlton boss Lee Bowyer comes up against Championship leaders Leeds - for whom he played in a Champions League semi-final nearly two decades ago.

Three games down, but there's plenty more to come this weekend in the EFL...

Nottingham Forest goalscorer Joe Lolley tells Sky Sports:

"It was nervous towards the end. They got a goal and made it nervous but the lads defended brilliantly.

"It is one game at a time, but we'd rather be in our position than looking up."

Fellow goalscorer Sammy Ameobi adds:

"It's always good to score but to get the win and go top is great. We've got such a great fan base and they really help the boys."

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The Potters pump a ball into the box. It's cleared and Sammy Ameobi runs the ball away and although Stoke win back possession, time is up. Forest go top of the Championship.

Stoke are winless in nine league games. The pressure is not letting up on Nathan Jones.

One last chance for Stoke to launch an attack...

Stoke go long, but Forest clear with ease and whack the ball to the other end. Time is almost up.

We are under way again. Two minutes of added time - at least - still to play.

Forest keeper Brice Samba collects a hopeful ball into the box and then goes down, before hurling the ball out for a throw so he can receive treatment. There didn't seem to be much contact.

We have four minutes of added time to play. Can Stoke salvage a point and stop Forest going top?

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Stoke pile forward in search of an equaliser.

Nathan Jones implores his side forward again. He hasn't been still all night. The Stoke boss must be shattered.

There's less than two minutes of normal time remaining as Tom Ince sends a tame shot towards goal.

Stoke are putting in plenty of effort here, but Forest are looking every bit a side who are about to go top of the table. They are defending impressively and are less than seven minutes, plus stoppage time, from a fifth league win of the season.

Stoke sub Tyrese Campbell has a sight of goal but shoots straight at Brice Samba.

Job done for Fulham, who end their five-game winless run thanks to Joe Bryan and Tom Cairney's second-half goals. The latter was a belter of a strike.

Wigan's struggles on the road continue and they stay 19th. Fulham are up to seventh.

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All over in League One and it's Simon Grayson who is the manager smiling at the end of the game at Bloomfield Road.

Blackpool's two first-half goals are enough to send them fourth in the table. Michael Appleton's reign at Lincoln starts with a defeat.

There'll be six minutes added on at Craven Cottage, where Fulham are heading up to seventh in the table.

Forest threaten a fourth as the ever-dangerous Sammy Ameobi gets away on the left once again and sends in a cross which is just a bit too long for Lewis Grabban.

Stoke just cannot contain Ameobi.

Albert Adomah is on for Joe Lolley, who has scored one goal and been involved in the other two.

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This one is in to the closing stages now and a late, late comeback from Wigan looks unlikely.

Forest have been clever with their tactical fouling tonight. Ben Watson is outpaced by Tom Ince so decides he has no option but to bring down the winger.

Watson's reward is an inevitable caution.