
Blackpool and Huddersfield are the early pacesetters in League One
Sheffield Wednesday hit seven goals in Saturday's win over Bromley
Wigan are the only side without a point after three games
There is a full midweek slate of games in League One as joint-leaders Blackpool and Huddersfield seek to continue bright starts and Wigan Athletic go in search of their first point of the season.

Bradford City vs Cambridge – Tuesday September 1 (7.45pm)
Bradford City lost the last perfect record in Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Plymouth but they will hope to get back on track against a Cambridge side with back-to-back defeats and just one win in four after earning promotion in May.
Score prediction: Bradford City 3-1 Cambridge (8/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Bromley vs Leyton Orient – Tuesday September 1 (7.45pm)
Promoted Bromley got a shock on Saturday as Sheffield Wednesday rattled seven goals past them. Orient have lost two from three, beating only pointless Wigan so far.
Score prediction: Bromley 1-1 Leyton Orient (17/4 with LiveScore Bet)
Doncaster vs Notts County – Tuesday September 1 (7.45pm)
A first league win was in Doncaster's grasp at Stevenage on Saturday but they held their lead for just two minutes. Notts County showed spirit in a come-from-behind win against Burton Albion, a first win back in this division for Martin Paterson and his side as they remain unbeaten.
Score prediction: Doncaster 0-2 Notts County (19/2 with LiveScore Bet)
Huddersfield vs Oxford – Tuesday September 1 (7.45pm)
Huddersfield are joint-top after three games, collecting seven points. Joe Taylor fired a double for them as they staged a late rally to win at Cambridge, while Oxford had the weekend off but have four points from two games.
Score prediction: Huddersfield 1-1 Oxford (23/5 with LiveScore Bet)
Leicester vs Plymouth– Tuesday September 1 (7.45pm)
Leicester could not break down MK Dons on Saturday and the pre-season title favourites are winless in three so far. Plymouth were impressive in defeating Bradford but the Pilgrims were beaten 4-0 on their previous visit to the King Power Stadium.
Score prediction: Leicester 2-1 Plymouth (27/5 with LiveScore Bet)
Peterborough vs Stevenage – Tuesday September 1 (7.45pm)
Posh were flattened 4-0 at the weekend by Blackpool but had plenty of scoring chances. Stevenage shared four goals at home to Doncaster and are without a clean sheet in five league and cup games.
Score prediction: Peterborough 3-1 Stevenage (11/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Wycombe vs Sheffield Wednesday – Tuesday September 1 (7.45pm)
Henrik Pedersen saw his Owls side score seven times on Saturday and they will be relishing the chance to face a Wycombe side that leaked five goals to Stockport over the weekend and are without a clean sheet in five so far in league and cup.
Score prediction: Wycombe 1-3 Sheffield Wednesday (10/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Barnsley vs Blackpool – Wednesday September 2 (7.45pm)
There have been three or more goals in four of Blackpool's five games in league and cup while Barnsley have scored six times in their last two games. This could be an entertaining clash.
Score prediction: Barnsley 3-2 Blackpool (13/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Burton vs AFC Wimbledon – Wednesday September 2 (7.45pm)
Burton grabbed defeat from the jaws of victory at Notts County on Saturday while AFC Wimbledon netted a late winner at home against Wigan. One goal settled both League One meetings last season in favour of Burton.
Score prediction: Burton 1-0 AFC Wimbledon (5/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Luton vs Stockport – Wednesday September 2 (7.45pm)
Contrasting fortunes for these sides at the weekend as Luton lost 5-2 at Mansfield and Stockport were 5-1 winners at home to Wycombe. The visitors have lost seven of the previous nine head to heads (D2).
Score prediction: Luton 2-1 Stockport (23/4 with LiveScore Bet)
Wigan vs MK Dons – Wednesday September 2 (7.45pm)
No points so far for Wigan and no goals since the opening-day defeat at Cambridge. MK Dons have drawn all three in the league so far.
Score prediction: Wigan 1-1 MK Dons (21/5 with LiveScore Bet)
Reading vs Mansfield Town – Wednesday September 2 (8pm)
Mansfield stunned Luton on Sunday in a 5-2 win but the Stags have conceded a worrying 11 goals in five league and cup games. Reading had the weekend off and have kept successive clean sheets on the road at AFC Wimbledon and in the Carabao Cup at Stevenage.
Score prediction: Reading 2-1 Mansfield Town (11/2 with LiveScore Bet)
