Swansea 0 - 0 Bristol City
Swansea City were denied victory in this goal-less draw at Liberty Stadium to leave them on one Championship win in seven starts under boss Paulo Sousa.
The Swans regularly put Bristol City under pressure, but the Robins' solid start to the campaign continued.
Craig Beattie and Jordi Lopez spurned good second-half chances for the hosts, who saw Ferrie Bodde return after a seven-month injury absence.
Robins goalkeeper Adriano Basso stood firm under Swansea's onslaught.
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Leicester 1 - 1 Peterborough
Penalties either side of half-time left Leicester and Peterborough with a share of the spoils in an entertaining game.
The lively Aaron Mclean was tripped by Leicester defender Wayne Brown and Adam Boyd fired Posh ahead from the spot.
Leicester pushed hard after going behind and Matty Fryatt should have scored but missed when through on goal.
They eventually drew level through Fryatt's spot-kick after Tom Williams was adjudged to have blocked with his hand from a Robbie Neilson effort.
Both sides were promoted from League One last season and whilst Leicester have settled back into life in the Championship well, Peterborough have now equalled a club record for the most games without a win at the start of a season.
They had their chances to win the match, notably from a Craig Mackail-Smith 20-yard volley that flew wide late on.
Equally though, they could have lost the game as keeper Joe Lewis twice saved well from Foxes' substitute Paul Gallacher in the closing seconds of the first half and Steve Howard had a header cleared off the line for the home side.
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New campaign in the second tier of English football, Leicester started with a win against Swansea at their Walkers stadium. Home fans passed through the torture during the first half, as visitors took a lead and Steve Howard missed to equalize from a penalty kick. Under the guidance of Nigel Pearson, thankfully to excellent physically condition of the players, Leicester became known as a “second-half team”. And once again, they decided a game in the second period with two strikes by two substitutions, Martyn Waghorn and Danny N'Guessan. During the mid-week, Leicester also had a successful appearance in Carling Cup, against League Two side – Macclesfield (2-0 win). It is still far from any kind of euphoria, but though nobody at Walkers isn’t saying loud, play-off became a season objective. Players are full of confidence and all hope they can make a serious impact in the Championship this season. In League One, Leicester used to attack and there’s no doubt, they’re traveling to Portman Road for a win. Beside they don’t know to defend, boss Nigel Pearson will try with attacks to use the holes in Ipswich’s shaky defence line. Right-back Robbie Neilson has served a ban and is likely to make his debut, while midfielder Andy King and defender Aleksandar Tunchev are both pushing for a place after returning from midweek international duty.
