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  1. EFL Football

  2. EFL Football

  3. An EFL ball in the back of the net

  4. Largie Ramazani in action for Valencia in a La Liga game

  5. Grey seal pup lying inside a metal animal crate, with sand scattered on the base and part of a person's legs visible beside the cage.

  6. Kylian Kouassi celebrating a goal while playing for Blackpool, wearing their orange and white kit

  7. External view of HMP Garth with a close up of a sign saying 'Welcome to Garth' with the prison building in the background.

  8. Joe Worrall pictured signing his Wrexham contract.

  9. Library image of a Lancashire Constabulary police car, marked in fluorescent yellow and blue checks.

  10. Follow EFL transfer deadline day

    BBC Sport's transfer deadline day graphic. Transfer is written in yellow and deadline day is written in white on a black background. Below, Luton Town boss Jack Wilshere, Swindon Town's Ian Holloway, West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo, Leicester manager Russell Martin and Southampton's Tonda Eckert appear next to each other on top of a red banner.Getty Images

    Transfer deadline day is upon us and today is the final chance for your EFL club to finalise any business until January.

    The transfer window closes at 23:00 BST, so we might have some late night scrambles to get deals over the line.

    There has already been plenty of movement this summer and whether it's a busy or quiet day for your club, you will be able to keep across it all on BBC Sport.

    Follow our EFL deadline day live text coverage throughout the day here

    Get alerts and keep up to date with all the latest news, insight and fan views for your club

  11. A black skull with many teeth missing is set against a white background

  12. Joel Catesby of Everton

  13. Lino Sousa, wearing dark blue Shrewsbury shirt with white trim, stands next to Shrewsbury Town club crest

  14. Norwich City 4-1 Burnley - fans' verdict

    A black banner with the words 'Your Opinions' written across in white lettering next to an image of a megaphone

    We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Championship match between Norwich City and Burnley.

    Here are some of your comments:

    Norwich fans

    Canary Kid: Much better. Oddly enough, perhaps it comes with following Norwich, I wasn't feeling comfortable, even at 3-0. Burnley, very impressive going forward. They won't be winless for long.

    Mark: As much as I was happy with the 4-1 score line, if Burnley had scored (rather than hit the post) at the start of the second half and made it 3-2, it would've been interesting to see how Norwich would've reacted to that.

    However, the fast start (two up in five minutes) shocked Burnley and they never really recovered despite getting into the odd good attacking position. Top eight definitely possible if we keep our squad healthy. OTBC.

    Keith: That's better - hope Canaries will keep it up. Up The City!

    Burnley's Dastan Satpaev looks to get past Norwich City's Jack Stacey in their Championship match on SaturdayShutterstock

    Burnley fans

    Andy: Shambles in defence and weak in midfield. Satpaev the only real positive in a team struggling for confidence. Edwards shouldn't be on the pitch until he gets his desire back - no commitment or energy. The manager needs to pick a side capable of competing and battling for the club. Too many players not giving 100%.

    Anthony: I expected Norwich to brush us aside, but not in the first five minutes, after which the game was over as a contest.

    No leadership in the club, both on and off the pitch and with many players who simply don't show any desire to stay or play, but just to see out lengthy, lucrative contracts. Achieving 50 points by the season end is no more than a dream.

    Graeme: Utterly abysmal. 60% of the possession and unable to do anything with it. Already in the relegation zone and absolutely no confidence that these players are capable of getting out of it.

    What do they do in training? The "forwards" obviously don't practice hitting the target. Desperately need several experienced strikers and preferably some decent defenders as well. Otherwise, it's hopeless.

  15. From left: Wilf Mannion, Jackie Milburn, Tommy Lawton and Tom Finney

  16. Burnley defender Joe Worrall

  17. Gordon Nicholass, wearing glasses and a suit and tie, smiles inside a church

  18. Damaged playground equipment in a children's play area, with charred wooden structures and blackened surfaces suggesting fire damage. The playground is surrounded by temporary fencing, with swings, climbing equipment and nearby buildings visible in the background.

  19. Image shows workmen in high visibility orange jackets climb up into the cab of a Northern train that is halted on a line next to an open field.

  20. Beyers Swanepoel bats for Worcestershire

  21. Image shows the door to the driver's cab on a train. It is hanging off its hinges.

  22. Close-up portrait of Carl Williamson, wearing a dark, hooded sweatshirt, seated in an outdoor restaurant or bar area. Warm evening lighting, parasols and other diners are visible in the background.

  23. Alex Worsick wearing a blue uniform stands with arms crossed beside a Northern train at a station platform. The white train features large windows and the Northern logo on the side, with station buildings reflected in the glass.