Leeds United chief addresses Kemar Roofe future, West Brom face daunting record while Derby confirm double swoop - Championship weekend preview

After months without action, the Championship season finally gets underway this weekend with each club hoping to make a winning start.

Scroll down and click through the pages as we preview the key talking points ahead of this weekend's second-tier games:

Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsaplaceholder image
Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa
Its been a bumpy and long road back for the Hatters since their relegation in 2007. Three points and it will mark a special evening at Kenilworth Road against Boro, who face being without Randolph, Fry and Friend due to injury.placeholder image
Its been a bumpy and long road back for the Hatters since their relegation in 2007. Three points and it will mark a special evening at Kenilworth Road against Boro, who face being without Randolph, Fry and Friend due to injury.
Two clubs who were separated by the Championship last season meet. The Tykes will be lacking firepower with reports that last terms top scorer Kieffer Moore is off to Wigan Athletic for 4m.placeholder image
Two clubs who were separated by the Championship last season meet. The Tykes will be lacking firepower with reports that last terms top scorer Kieffer Moore is off to Wigan Athletic for 4m.
Bolstered by the arrival of Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher on loan on Friday, newly-promoted Charlton mark their Championship return against Blackburn, who are expected to have another steady season under Tony Mowbray.placeholder image
Bolstered by the arrival of Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher on loan on Friday, newly-promoted Charlton mark their Championship return against Blackburn, who are expected to have another steady season under Tony Mowbray.
Brentford are likely to hand debuts to a string of new signings while Birmingham face the uphill task of inflicting the Bees first home defeat on the opening weekend of the season since 1992.placeholder image
Brentford are likely to hand debuts to a string of new signings while Birmingham face the uphill task of inflicting the Bees first home defeat on the opening weekend of the season since 1992.
Alex Neil has made no secret of his desire to lead Preston into the play-offs. Indeed, one player who will be pivotal to that is fans favourite David Nugent, however, his second debut is set to be delayed due to a knee injury.placeholder image
Alex Neil has made no secret of his desire to lead Preston into the play-offs. Indeed, one player who will be pivotal to that is fans favourite David Nugent, however, his second debut is set to be delayed due to a knee injury.
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