Pre-season favourites Southampton suffered a shock 1-0 opening day defeat to relegated Plymouth.
Summerfield strike shocks sorry Saints
Pre-season favourites Southampton suffered a shock 1-0 opening day defeat to relegated Plymouth in Saturday's early kick-off.
After dominating for long spells, Saints went down to a close-range Luke Summerfield strike two minutes after half-time.
Despite Southampton piling on the pressure in the second period, visiting boss Peter Reid enjoyed his first competitive win in charge of the Pilgrims, who dropped out of the npower Championship last season.
Fellow Championship rejects
Sheffield Wednesday also started life in League One with a win. Clinton Morrison scored on his competitive debut to help the Owls to a 2-0 win over League Two play-off winners
Dagenham and Redbridge.
A brace from Anthony Pilkington and a Jordan Rhodes strike sealed a 3-0 win for
Huddersfield and gave newly-promoted
Notts County a miserable start to life in League One.
Shock defeat
Last season's play-off finalists
Swindon suffered a shock defeat to
Brighton with Matthew Sparrow bagging a brace in a 2-1 win. Charlie Austin got the consolation for the home side.
Goals from Gary Madine and veteran defender Ian Harte gave
Carlisle an ideal start to the season with a 2-0 win over
Brentford.
Last season's play-off semi-finalists
Charlton had Jose Semedo dismissed in the second period, but still held out to beat new boys
Bournemouth 1-0 thanks to an early Akpo Sodje goal.
Late show
Two goals in as many first-half minutes from Anthony Wordsworth looked to have given
Colchester victory, but a late goal from Richard Logan salvaged a point for
Exeter.
Goals from George Boyd, Aaron McLean and Grant McCann gave relegated
Peterborough a 3-0 win against
Bristol Rovers.
New
Oldham boss Paul Dickov led his side to a 2-1 win over North West rivals
Tranmere with Dale Stephens scoring in each half.
Sam Baldock and Danny Woodards were on target for as
MK Dons edged
Walsall 2-1.
Luke Freeman's goal on the stroke of half-time was enough to seal a 2-1 win for
Yeovil against
Leyton Orient and newly-promoted
Rochdale played out a goalless draw against
Hartlepool.
