10 games down for each club, 36 to go...
That is for all teams apart from Newport County and Barnet, who have only completed nine games in Sky Bet League Two after their match in early September was abandoned.948 goals EFL goals have been scored so far – 309 in the Sky Bet Championship, 318 in Sky Bet League One and 321 in Sky Bet League Two.
But which clubs and players have hit the back of the net the most over the first 10 Matchdays. Well, here's a look...
Tammy Abraham (Bristol City) – seven goals
The youngster has been a sensation for Bristol City since completing his loan move from Chelsea.
He has seven league goals in his first 10 games for the Robins, as well as three in the EFL Cup. Playing 765 minutes so far for City, he is averaging 109 minutes per goal.
CALL-UP: Congratulations to #BristolCity's on-loan ten-goal @tammyabraham, the youngest member of the latest England U21 squad. pic.twitter.com/LndZTQORem
— Bristol City FC (@bcfctweets) September 29, 2016
Scott Hogan (Brentford) – seven goals
After sitting out the majority of the past two seasons due to injury, Hogan is making up for lost time.
He got his first against Nottingham Forest on Matchday 3 and has since hit six more, including a hat-trick at home to Preston. The striker has played 900 minutes, scoring on average every 129 minutes.
14 – Scott Hogan (14) has scored more league goals in 2016 than any other @SkyBetChamp player. Hulk. pic.twitter.com/XyIwapNWBR
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 29, 2016
Dwight Gayle (Newcastle United) – seven goals
694 minutes played, seven goals scored – that is, on average, a goal every 99 minutes for the Newcastle front man, which is the best minutes to goal ratio in the division.
The former Crystal Palace forward ended a four-game goalless spell by hitting a hat-trick against Norwich City on Matchday 10, with his third goal being a dramatic winner which saw the Toon Army come from 3-1 down to win 4-3.
#EFL TEAM OF MIDWEEK!
— EFL (@EFL) September 29, 2016
Matchday 10 complete... here's our selection of stand-out stars 🌟 >> https://t.co/gSCRB5PEmg. pic.twitter.com/KanGnIF9V3
Various – five goals
Will Grigg (Wigan Athletic), Glenn Murray (Brighton & Hove Albion), Chris Wood (Leeds United) and Danny Ward (Rotherham United) have all scored five goals so far.
Murray, on loan from Crystal Palace, is averaging a goal every 144 minutes, while the on-fire Grigg has 25 goals in 32 league appearances in the calendar year.
Leeds' Wood has seven goals in total, but only five in the EFL. However, four of those have produced victories, highlighting the significance of his contribution to United's season to date.
Barnsley – 20 goals
The Tykes are the Sky Bet Championship's top-scoring team after 10 games, finding the back of the net 20 times.
Their results include two 4-0 victories and their leading marksman is midfielder Conor Hourihane (3), who was August's Sky Bet Championship Player of the Month.
Josh Morris (Scunthorpe United) - 10 goals
This lad can't stop scoring.
The 24-year-old had only scored 11 goals in his whole career before 2016/17 but he has 11 this term already, with one of those coming in the EFL Cup.
He won August's Sky Bet League One Player of the Month and will be in the running for September's prize after hitting his first career hat-trick against Walsall on Matchday 10.
He has played 894 minutes – 89 minutes per goal – and has also notched four assists.
📽 Hat-trick hero Josh Morris providing his reaction to his three goals against Walsall. Much more on @TheIronPlayerHD. pic.twitter.com/vrrfA3CaCo
— Scunthorpe United FC (@SUFCOfficial) September 28, 2016
Alex Jones (Port Vale) – six goals
Eight appearances, seven shots on target, six goals – it's been a productive start to 2016/17 for Birmingham City loanee Alex Jones.
The striker is averaging a goal every 89 minutes and celebrated his 22nd birthday in style this week by scoring against Millwall.
This moment was by far the best birthday present! pic.twitter.com/dCsc4EgwCI
— Alex Jones (@Alex_Jones94) September 28, 2016
Matty Taylor (Bristol Rovers) – six goals
If there's one man who knows where the net is, it's Bristol Rovers' Matty Taylor.
27 league goals last term fired the Gas to promotion and he has scored six in Sky Bet League One after 10 matches, including a double against Rochdale.
James Vaughan (Bury) – five goals
Five league appearances, five goals.
James Vaughan has hit the ground running with Bury and netted twice in their 3-1 midweek victory at Milton Keynes Dons.
The 28-year-old is averaging a goal every 78 minutes – the best in the EFL.
Scunthorpe United – 24 goals
The Iron are head and shoulders above anyone else in the goalscoring stakes, led by the EFL’s form player, Josh Morris.
They have scored four times in a game on two occasions this season, and hit five past Gillingham without reply.
Omar Bogle (Grimsby Town) – nine goals
Omar Bogle has adapted well to life in the EFL.
The striker, who came up with promoted Grimsby, has found his rhythm and his haul includes a hat-trick against Stevenage, as well as the Mariners' Matchday 10 winner at home to Newport County.
He's played 755 minutes, scoring one goal every 84 minutes on average, and has also chipped in with two assists.
Grinded out the win we 100% deserved last night! Strong team performance. Biggest plaudits to my brother @Tomiwa_21! #GameChanger 👊🏾💥⚫️⚪️
— Bogez (@OmarBogle9) September 28, 2016
Jon Stead (Notts County) – nine goals
He may be 33 but Stead is flourishing in the Notts front line this term.
Four goals in August – scored in successive matches – has been bettered by five in September, including braces against both Cheltenham Town and Exeter City.
With 719 minutes under his belt, Stead is averaging a goal every 80 minutes – impressive.
When you've scored 5 in 3, and you're joint top scorer in the league 👌🏻 pic.twitter.com/hHBw1hpzeH
— Notts County FC (@Official_NCFC) September 28, 2016
John Akinde (Barnet) – seven goals
Like the aforementioned Bogle, Akinde made the step up to the EFL with ease when Barnet were promoted the season before last.
He hit over 30 goals in the Bees' promotion campaign, and bagged 23 in the league last season. This time around he's on seven after 10 outings having scored twice at Morecambe in midweek.
Gary Roberts (Portsmouth) – six goals
So often the architect, Roberts has enjoyed finding the net himself so far this term in the blue of Pompey.
Six goals and three assists so far, he won Goal of the Weekend in Sky Bet League Two last week for a beauty in this game...
Nathan Thomas (Hartlepool United) – five goals
A special mention must go to Hartlepool United's Nathan Thomas, who scored all five of their goals during September!
Awkward...
— Hartlepool United FC (@Official_HUFC) September 28, 2016
Goal of the Month: Is it Nathan Thomas, Nathan Thomas, Nathan Thomas, Nathan Thomas or Nathan Thomas?https://t.co/PaKsvoaHYgpic.twitter.com/gq2yRFkBoq
Doncaster Rovers – 20 goals
Third-placed Doncaster take the team top-scoring honours in Sky Bet League Two after 10 matches, having scored 20 times.
Luton (19) follow them closely but, in the league standings, they all trail Plymouth by five points, even though the Pilgrims have scored only 13 goals.
Rovers' scoring chart is led by James Coppinger, John Marquis and Andy Williams, who have all bagged five times.