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EFL: What to look out for this week – West Brom, MK Dons, Barrow

You know what we were saying about summer turning to autumn? Well there are still six EFL sides looking for a first win and five of them have a last chance to break their duck before October.

But for conceding last-minute goals at Middlesbrough and Burnley, Portsmouth would already have their first Championship win since April 2012, so a home game with unbeaten Sheffield United might be a good time to get over the line.

While Portsmouth handed manager John Mousinho a new contract last week, Cardiff gave Erol Bulut his P45 after their worst start to a season in 94 years and the Bluebirds visit Hull on Saturday.

In League One, Burton – who have picked up four draws in six games so far – and rock-bottom Cambridge United hunt for three points away at Blackpool and home to Lincoln respectively, while in League Two Accrington will not win before October as their game at AFC Wimbledon has been postponed, which means Morecambe would jump above them with a first win (or even a draw) against Notts County.


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