Leicester almost find a leveller!

Bobby De Cordova-Reid flashes a ball across the six-yard box and Patson Daka gets on the end of it but can't get a strong enough contact and it flies just wide of the far post.

Joe Walsh prevents Swansea from going two goals clear.

Sam Parker steps forward from right back and his strike is parried by QPR keeper Walsh.

Adam Idah looks to have a tap in but Walsh readjusts superbly and gets a left leg up to prevent the Ireland international scoring inside the six-yard box.

Terrific reaction stop on the rebound by Walsh.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Portsmouth play nice football but they're not afraid to go long from the keeper, maybe it's because of the position they're in.

For Coventry, Rushworth and players at the back do well knowing when to play it round the back and when to go long.

Saints have improved greatly since their equaliser and the Robins are being forced back very deep.

The hosts have won a series of corners, the later after a low Flynn Downes cross was deflected behind.

Oxford are doing well to dig deep and make life difficult for Wrexham.

The U's are unbeaten in their seven home games against top eight opposition in the Championship (W3 D4) before tonight.

Wrexham are going to have to work for it if they want to come away with all three points.

Kate Holloway
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium

Foxes substitute Harry Winks has left the bench to warm up on the touchline, receiving a nice round of boos from his own support as a welcome.

The 30-year-old was filmed in a verbal confrontation while getting onto the team bus after the 1-0 defeat to Portsmouth on Saturday.

Dan George
BBC Sport at St Mary's

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That's much better by Saints, back level after a fairly slow start.

Ryan Manning whips in yet another tremendous delivery, as he's done a number of times this season, and Cyle Larin manages to get on the end of it for his sixth Championship goal of the campaign.

"Que Sera, Sera" rings round St Mary's before cries of "we've got Tonda Eckert".

What a big game for this club on Saturday when they head to Wembley for an FA Cup semi final against Manchester City, and you can feel the buzz of energy around the fanbase.

Millwall causing all sorts of problems down the right-hand side.

If it's not Femi Azeez, it's Tristan Crama bombing on from right back, and his delivery is deflected back to Azeez who volleys wide from a tight angle.

So close to a second for the Sky Blues as Jack Rudoni swings in a deep corner which is met by the head of the hero of Friday night, Bobby Thomas, whose looping header back over Nico Schmid kisses the top of the bar on its way over.

He's already had a Sky Blue baby named after him as well this week, not sure what scoring the goal which sealed the title would warrant...

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

I don't think Leicester fans expected anything other than that shot, they just continued their conversations.

You feel for them, we've all been in that situation at some point, looking round, it's just eerie.

Divine Mukasa steps up for the free-kick from about 25 yards out for Leicester... and smashes it miles over.

Abdul Fatawu does well to drive Leicester up the pitch and Ryan Giles eventually hauls him to the ground and then goes into the book.

The Tigers are furious and feel they should have had a free-kick moments before for a foul on John Lundstram, which led to the attack for the home side.

Hull are pushing for a second, which would surely spell the end of Leicester's time in the Championship.

Liam Millar cuts in from the left and drives into the area but blazes his shot high and wide. He will feel he should've done better with that.

The Foxes are living dangerously.

Ryan Longman goes into the book for Wrexham for a late challenge on Brodie Spencer about 25 yards from his own goal.

Cameron Brannagan fizzes in the free-kick but the visitors are able to clear.

Femi Azeez is really turning it on now.

He takes one touch to get it out his feet and then whips in a superb delivery which Josh Coburn flicks towards goal but the ball is blocked and cleared.

All Millwall right now.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at the King Power Stadium

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The story will be about Leicester this evening but Hull's excellent season should not be overlooked.

The Tigers were handed a three-window transfer fee restriction - with the club banned from paying fees - last July, which was ultimately reduced to two, after making late payments to other clubs.

A top-10 spot was targeted before then, something which looked fanciful with the transfer restrictions, but victory tonight would edge them closer to sealing a play-off place.

Boss Sergej Jakirovic and his staff - including former Bristol City manager Dean Holden - have turned the Tigers into one of this season's surprise packages with the side sitting sixth as it stands.

Josh Windass tries to go alone for Wrexham and almost does just that.

He weaves his way forward and with no support around him, opts to have a crack from about 20 yards out and his left-footed effort isn't too far wide of the far post.