A reminder that Oxford boss Gary Rowett has never lost a Championship game against Preston as a manager - a run of 15 games.

15 minutes remain for him to keep that record.

Jack Bridge
BBC Radio Lancashire

I think Gary Rowett will be happy with the frustration of the North End players.

The key in this final 15 minutes will be if North End can hit Oxford on the break.

Norwich have dropped 15 points from winning positions this season.

Along with Southampton (15) that's the most in the Championship.

Saints have just started to knock it around again.

Could they feed on any nerves from the home side?

Best moment of the second half for the visitors as substitute Zeidane Inoussa's low drive from the edge of the box forces Viktor Johannson to parry clear before gathering.

Then straight down the other end gets on the end of a fast break and sends in a low angled drive which Lawrence Vigouroux pushes away.

End to end.

How are Oxford not level?!

What a transformation from the hosts and half-time sub Stan Mills has been instrumental in their turnaround.

This time Mills sends in a ball from the right which is met by Will Lankshear, whose close range effort cannons off the crossbar.

Rob Newman
Former Norwich defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

I think Jacob Wright has been the standout performer in the game today.

I'm surprised he's been taken off so soon, but the standing ovation is fully justified for him.

Changes for Norwich, two of them.

Jacob Wright has been very effective today but he goes off along with Ben Chrisene.

Jose Cordoba and Emiliano Marcondes are on.

It's a long way back for Swansea now who have scored only seven times on their travels this season.

It will be a huge relief to Stoke who had lost five of their previous six going into the lunchtime kick-off.

Swansea keeper Lawrence Vigouroux then has to get down low to keep out Million Manhoef's angled drive from the left of the six-yard box.

Southampton bring on Cameron Bragg and Wellington.

Ryan Fraser and Caspar Jander are withdrawn.

Norwich break swiftly again and Ben Chrisene's cross just evades the lunge of Jacob Wright.

Incidentally, Southampton are still angry about that second Norwich goal - Jovon Makama definitely sent the ball over the line with his hand.

VAR anyone?

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Oxford look transformed in the past 10 minutes.

Ole Romenij tries his luck on the edge of the box and forces Preston keeper Daniel Iversen into another save.

That's his final effort of the game as he's hauled off with Tyler Goodrham replacing him.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio Oxford

This is good pressure from Oxford, we've got our foot on the gas.

We're on the ascendency, we just need to keep it up and grab a goal in the next 10 minutes.

Through goes Adam Armstrong and Vladan Kovacevic has to come out and make a save.

That Ryan Manning goal has completely switched the atmosphere around the ground and on the pitch as well.

Suddenly Saints are on the front foot.

Doubkle change for the visitors as Marko Stamenic, on a yellow card, comes off for Josh Key.

And Ronald makes way for Zeidane Inoussa on the right.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

Sometimes those kind of shots can just catch the keeper of guard and it has this time.

We're right back in the game now.

Now it's Preston who are on the ropes as Oxford are dominating since that Brian De Keersmaecker goal.

Will Vaulks strikes from the edge of the box and forces Preston keeper Daniel Iversen into diving outstretched save.

A second Swansea yellow card in quick succession as Goncalo Franco goes into the book for a spot of afters.

Prior to that the visitors create danger as Marko Stamenic drills a low cross beyond the keeper, but no-one can turn the ball home.

Norwich goalkeeper Vladan Kovacevic has not touched the ball yet in this second period and we are 10 minutes in.

The Canaries are a little over 30 minutes from making it back-to-back home wins for the first time since January.

What have Southampton got in terms of a response?