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Five things to watch in EFL: Surprise pacesetters & resurgent runs

EFL Weekend Preview: Unbeaten Surprises and Rivalry Showdowns Await

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The transfer window has closed, allowing full focus on the pitch as the 2026-27 English Football League (EFL) season unfolds. Here are five key storylines to watch in this weekend's fixtures across the Championship, League One, and League Two.

1. Unbeaten Surprises at the Top
Who expected Swansea, QPR, and Charlton to be the top three in the Championship after just four games?

  • Charlton is enjoying its best start to a second-tier season in 34 years, despite a recent draw against West Bromwich Albion.
  • QPR has matched its strongest start since the 2013-14 season, with a challenging match against Middlesbrough ahead.

2. Swansea vs. Wrexham Rivalry
Swansea hosts Wrexham on Saturday at 20:00 BST. Both teams come off recent wins, with Wrexham securing a 3-0 victory over Millwall. This match could intensify the rivalry sparked by Wrexham's promotion to the Championship in 2025.

3. Local Derbies
Two thrilling local derbies are on the agenda:

  • Preston North End takes on Blackburn Rovers at 12:30 on Saturday. Blackburn is unbeaten in their last five encounters against Preston.
  • Birmingham City faces Wolves on Sunday at noon, marking their first meeting in eight years.

4. West Ham and Derby's Off-Field Issues
West Ham United managed their first win of the season against Wolves but faces ownership challenges with Daniel Kretinsky increasing his stake. Similarly, Derby County recently overcame ownership turbulence to secure their first win against Portsmouth.

5. Sheffield Wednesday vs. Peterborough United Rematch
The two clubs meet again after the infamous playoff comeback in May 2023. Sheffield Wednesday is currently second in League One, while Peterborough struggles at 18th. Key players from the dramatic match might still play a pivotal role.

6. Bristol Rovers' Transformation
Under manager Steve Evans, Bristol Rovers has turned around a dismal start to now lead League Two. They welcome Rotherham United, a club with which Evans has a storied history.

This weekend promises exciting matchups and stories in the EFL as teams aim to build momentum early in the season.

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