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Championship preview
// A bit of a hack but it works// The article snippet is wrapped onto a second line, even when #article-sub is emptyif( $("div#article-sub").children().length == 0 ) {$("div#article-sub").remove();} The Championship table is sure to have new front-runners on Saturday with leaders Cardiff City playing 24 hours later. A host of teams are level on seven points, including last season's relegated Premier League trio.Middlesbrough, who are yet to concede in the Championship, host a Doncaster side who have yet to win or lose in the league.Third-placed Newcastle have a tricky-looking trip to Crystal Palace, although the Eagles will have to keep close tabs on in-form Shola Ameobi.Coventry City surprisingly are among the early pace-setters and they will be confident of seeing off Paulo Sousa's lowly Swansea City.West Brom have only dropped two points all season while Roy Keane is already under pressure at Ipswich after failing to taste victory in the league so far.On Sunday, leaders Cardiff entertain unbeaten Bristol City, who have claimed back-to-back wins after drawing their season opener.Preston sit just outside the play-off positions and tackle a Peterborough side who nearly fought back from three-down to claim at draw against West Brom in midweek.Leicester City have made a promising start to life back in the Championship and they host rock-bottom Barnsley on Saturday afternoon.Winless Nottingham Forest find themselves in the drop zone, but something has to give at Loftus Road when they take on a QPR side who are just one point better off.A goalless draw could be on the cards at Reading this weekend as the Royals are yet to score while Sheffield United have conceded just once so far.Sheffield Wednesday will be hoping to get their campaign up and running when newly-promoted Scunthorpe United make the short trip down the M18.Plymouth go in search of their first league win this season against Derby at Pride Park while Watford take on Blackpool at Vicarage Road.