What is happening elsewhere in the Championship?
Derby County are the new league leaders after a thumping 5-0 win over fellow promotion contenders Wolves, with Middlesbrough and Bournemouth both missing the chance to sit atop the league standings heading into the international break after playing out a 0-0 draw.
Brentford's astonishing start to life in this division continues, with the Bees moving into the top six with a weekend win at Millwall, while the pressure was alleviated from Stuart Pearce at Nottingham Forest as his side struck twice late on to beat Norwich City 2-1.
At the bottom, Gary Rowett continued his unbeaten start to life with Birmingham City with a 0-0 draw at home to Cardiff City, while Bolton Wanderers traded places in the bottom three with Wigan Athletic thanks to a 3-1 win at the Macron Stadium on Friday night.
The pressure remains on Latics boss Uwe Rosler, as well as Brighton and Hove Albion boss Sami Hyypia, whose side were only able to draw again - this time at home to Blackburn Rovers.
Plus, there are transfer rumours continuing to float around, with the loan window still open for business and presenting an opportunity for managers to bolster their squads.
For all the latest headlines from around the Championship, have a look at our summary below from various local newspapers.
Birmingham City: Veteran Paul Robinson has revealed his remaining ambition at St Andrew's is to secure promotion to the Premier League after reaching the 100-appearance milestone in the 0-0 draw with Cardiff at the weekend.
Blackburn Rovers: Midfielder Ryan Tunnicliffe believes teams will find it tough to stop Gary Bowyer's side once they cut out their slow openings to games and has backed his side to come good in that regard after the international break. (Lancashire Telegraph)
Blackpool: The Seasiders have blocked a loan bid from Sheffield United for striker Steven Davies after also rebuffing the Blades' attentions in the summer when a £200,000 offer was rejected. (Blackpool Gazette)
Bolton Wanderers: Captain Matt Mills believes a crucial first step has been taken in the club's recovery after seeing his side move out of the relegation zone following consecutive league wins. (The Bolton News)
Bournemouth: Eddie Howe has welcomed the increased media attention his side are receiving after a memorable period in the club's history but believes his players are the ones most deserving of the limelight. (Bournemouth Echo)
Brentford: Full-back Nico Yennaris stepped up his recovery from a troublesome thigh injury by making a runout for the Bees' second-string side and scoring in a 4-1 reverse to Swansea City last night. (Get West London)
Brighton and Hove Albion: Seagulls boss Hyypia believes the strain of battling at the bottom of the table is taking its toll on his players, who has allowed some of his young players to have a period of rest during the international break. (The Argus)
Derby County: Manager Steve McClaren has hailed Johnny Russell's recent goalscoring form and believes the wideman has seized the opportunity he has been presented with. (Derby Telegraph)
Fulham: The Cottagers could be set to recall midfielder Tunnicliffe from his season-long loan spell at Blackburn in January as new manager Kit Symons continues to weigh up his options. (Get West London)
Ipswich Town: The Tractor Boys have been left to thank former Norwich City player Antoine Sibierski for finding and identifying influential midfielder Kevin Bru in the summer, with the trialist taken on at Portman Road after the Frenchman's advice. (East Anglian Daily Times)
Leeds United: Captain Jason Pearce has claimed the Whites are fully behind new permanent manager Neil Redfearn and believes the 49-year-old should have been installed after his successful caretaker spell. (Yorkshire Evening Post)
Middlesbrough:Aitor Karanka has praised young winger Adam Reach for his work-rate, maturity and determination to improve after cementing his place in the Teessiders' starting XI this season. (Gazette Live)
Norwich City: Boss Neil Adams is confident the side's current woes will not break him or his players as he attempts to mastermind a revival in a stalling season for the Canaries, which saw first-team coach Mark Robson dismissed yesterday. (Eastern Daily Press)
Sheffield Wednesday: Defender Jose Semedo believes the hour-long inquest held by manager Stuart Gray after a 0-0 draw with Rotherham United was unnecessary and insists the Owls players need no extra motivation to turn around their poor run of form. (The Star)
Wigan Athletic: The Latics were called in for a double training session yesterday as manager Rosler plots a way of getting his side out of a rut which has seen them win just once in 12 games and enter the bottom three in the process. (Wigan Today)
Wolves: Manager Kenny Jackett has revealed he is still hurt and angered by his side's defensive capitulation in the 5-0 thumping at league leaders Derby and is continuing to analyse just where his charges went wrong at the iPro Stadium. (Birmingham Mail)
