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The goalkeeper has had three shut-outs in seven Championship games, leaving Charlton ninth in the table going into the international break.

But after winning his first two games for his new club after signing in August, Athletic have since gone five matches without victory and Okonkwo will hope to end the barren run at home to Bristol City on Saturday.

Charlton remain well placed and so are newly-promoted Bolton Wanderers who were expected to struggle in the second tier this term.

Ryan Hardie was brought in from Wrexham for the campaign to add more firepower but it's been tough going so far for the frontman.

The 29-year-old found opportunities limited at The Racecourse and he's still waiting to make his first league start for the Trotters.

Bolton are 15th with 10 points from the first eight games but Hardie has been restricted to six substitute appearances, and is waiting to get off the mark.

Davis Keillor-Dunn struggled for game-time at Wrexham and has dropped down to League One with Sheffield Wednesday, where he is on loan until January.

The forward scored for fun in this division with Barnsley but he didn't find the net in two starts and a substitute appearance for the Owls who have made a good start to the season and are fourth in the standings, just two points behind leaders Bradford City.

However, Keillor-Dunn was on target in his last game as Wednesday beat Salford City 2-1 in the EFL Trophy on September 22, and the 28-year-old will be looking to pick up where he left off in Saturday's Yorkshire derby at Huddersfield.

While Wednesday are flying, it's been more of a struggle for MK Dons where Ryan Barnett is plying his trade on loan from Wrexham this season.

One of 10 players who helped the Reds secure a record-breaking three successive promotions, the wing-back joined the Dons in August and has made two starts and two substitute appearances in the league.

But since being taken off at half-time in the 3-3 draw at Wycombe on September 5 when his trailed 2-0, Barnett hasn't featured for the Dons who are third from bottom and winless after seven games, although six have ended in a stalemate.

Mo Faal is back on loan at Port Vale this term after finding himself down the pecking order at Wrexham.

It's not exactly gone to plan for the striker, who has hardly featured, or the Valiants, with Jon Brady's second bottom side in the League Two relegation zone.

The 23-year-old has made one start and one substitute appearance in the league, with his last appearance coming in the 1-1 draw at home to Tranmere on August 22.