Leicester and Leeds got their campaigns off to winning starts, while Oldham produced a superb comeback to sink Millwall.

Elsewhere, Colchester began life back in League One in the worst possible fashion by going down 4-2 at Hartlepool, while Swindon got their season off to a flying start with a 3-1 success over promotion hopefuls Tranmere.

Leicester playing in League One for the first time in their history got their promotion bid off to the best possible start with a 2-0 win over new boys MK Dons.

Matty Fryatt was the hero for Nigel Pearson's side with both goals to ensure Roberto Di Matteo began life as MK Dons manager with a defeat.

Fryatt opened the scoring from the penalty spot on 24 minutes and he made the game safe with his second of the contest seven minutes from time.

Promotion favourites Leeds got their campaign off to a winning start as they came from behind to beat Scunthorpe.

Scunthorpe broke the deadlock on 57 minutes when summer signing Gary Hooper found the net from 12 yards.

Leeds hit back four minutes later when Enoch Showunmi notched his first goal for his new club.

Jermaine Beckford, who had a successful spell at Scunthorpe two seasons ago, came back to haunt his old side with the winner ten minutes from time after David Prutton's shot had come off the crossbar.

Oldham came from 3-1 down to record an improbable 4-3 victory over Millwall at Boundary Park.

Millwall new boy Tresor Kandol made the perfect start to life at his new club with the opener in the very first minute.

The lead proved short-lived as Andy Liddell drew the home side level two minutes later, only for Reuben Hazell to put through his own goal on 14 minutes to restore Millwall's lead.

Lewis Grabban added a third on 56 minutes, but the visitors were reduced to ten men when Paul Robinson was sent off for conceding a penalty from which Liddell scored to reduce the arrears.

Oldham made their numerical advantage count as they scored twice in the last ten minutes through Lewis Alessandra (80 and Chris Taylor (85) to complete the comeback.

Leyton Orient came from behind to beat newcomers Hereford 2-1 at Brisbane Road.

Dean Beckwith gave the League One new boys the lead on 14 minutes, but Leyton Orient equalised on 23 minutes through John Melligan.

Adam Boyd fired Leyton Orient in front right on the stroke of half-time when he converted from the penalty spot.

Colchester were given a harsh introduction to life back in League One after going down 4-2 at Hartlepool.

Two goals in a minute from James Brown (13,14) put the home side in firm control of the contest and Willie Boland added a third on 66 minutes.

Ritchie Jones marked his debut for the club with the fourth on 76 minutes before Steven Gillespie netted two late consolation goals for the visitors, with his first coming from the penalty spot.

Northampton came from behind to overcome Cheltenham 4-2 at Sixfields.

Cheltenham were gifted the lead on 35 minutes when Gabor Gyepes scored an own goal on 35 minutes, but Chris Doig drew the home side level three minutes before the break.

Two quick-fire penalties from Adebayo Akinfenwa (64, 68) turned the game in Northampton's favour.

Cheltenham won a penalty of their own on 74 minutes which Michael Townsend converted, but Leon Constantine made the game safe for Northampton with their fourth just three minutes later.

Nicky Forster's last-gasp goal gave Brighton a 2-1 win at Crewe.

Adam Virgo gave Brighton the lead on 36 minutes, but Calvin Zola equalised five minutes from time.

That looked like being enough for a share of the spoils until Forster popped up with the winner in the closing seconds.

Swindon made a successful start to life in League One with an impressive 3-1 win over Tranmere at the County Ground.

Goals from Billy Paynter (5), Simon Cox (37) and Jon-Paul McGovern (51) put Maurice Malpas' side in firm control meaning Bas Savage's late goal was nothing but a mere consolation for Ronnie Moore's men.

Stockport began life back in League One with a 1-1 draw at Huddersfield Town.

Veteran striker Andy Booth gave the hosts the lead on the half hour mark, but Tommy Rowe gave the visitors a point with an equaliser on the stroke of half time.

Darren Ferguson saw his Peterborough side go down 1-0 to Southend at Roots Hall.

Peter Clarke scored the only goal of the game 14 minutes from time to give Southend the points.

Carlisle got off to a winning start with a 3-2 success at Bristol Rovers.

Rickie Lambert gave Rovers the lead on 15 minutes, but Danny Carlton drew Carlisle level four minutes later.

Marc Bridge-Wilkinson fired Carlisle in front on the stroke of half-time and Carlton made it 3-1 ten minute from time.

Andrew Williams pulled a goal back in the closing stages, but it was too little too late for the home side.

Yeovil and Walsall shared the spoils after a 1-1 draw at Huish Park.

Gavin Tomlin gave Yeovil the lead after ten minutes, but Jabo Ibehre's equaliser 13 minutes from time ensured parity.