Matty Fryatt
Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

There hasn't been too much in this game, Leicester started the better of the two teams, the first 10 minutes in particular they seemed really bright.

Then Millwall came into the game a little bit more without creating too much themselves, and the goal was really soft. It was just a ball punted forward and Luke Thomas has got to be stronger and more aggressive to it and deal with the initial ball.

The manner of the goal and the timing is not good at all.

Fans returning to Hillsborough aren't enjoying a delightful watch so far.

Owls forward Bailey Cadamarteri has twice been denied by the Oxford keeper but the visitors haven't had such issues finding a way through to goal.

First with Will Lankshear's header before Cameron Brannagan drills in a stunning free-kick to give Wednesday a real battle to take all three points.

And it's three points they desperately need.

Work for Valerien Ismael to do at half-time.

Blackburn have fashioned some half-chances and Taylor Gardner-Hickman's corner curled against the crossbar, but they trail at the break as Leo Scienza pounced on a poor clearance to wriggle through and curl the only goal past Balazs Toth.

The Boro fans are letting their side hear their views on that first half.

Josh Windass' early strike deflected of Dael Fry past Sol Brynn to give the Red Dragons a half-time lead but the hosts have barely threatened Arthur Okonkwo's goal.

They are second, remember, now four points behind leaders Coventry.

Big 15 minutes for Rob Edwards.

We've reached the halfway point in south Wales and Norwich are not giving up just yet.

Swansea took the lead after just six minutes through a tidy finish from Zan Vipotnik.

It looked like Liam Manning's side were on course for a fifth successive loss, but then something clicked, and they turned it on.

Fast forward half an hour and all their possession paid off when Jovon Makama equalised just before the break.

Game on.

The in-form Femi Azeez takes the opener against the Foxes at the break.

Leicester started well but Millwall are on a three-match winning streak for a reason.

Each side have applied the pressure but it's Azeez who finds the net when he's picked out with a long ball from Casper De Norre and makes no mistake in firing it goal-bound.

Good start for Derby, though John Eustace might hope they had a wider margin at the break.

Carlton Morris tapped home after Sondre Langlas got on the end of a fine Max Johnston cross but Morris and Ben Brereton-Diaz have gone close to a second, while QPR have not offered much in the way of a threat thus far.

Blimey, what an end to the first half.

Birmingham were in the ascendency for most of that first half, with Patrick Roberts and Jay Stansfield causing the Bristol City back line all kinds of problems.

But then up steps Sinclair Armstrong. He hasn't scored in 34 games for The Robins, but today he changed that.

Fans might be willing to forgive him if they win the three points today.

A little bit scrappy this one but no harm done for either side.

Matty Fryatt
Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

The Millwall fans are enjoying this they are pumped.

They can see the side that is putting in the effort and Leicester now need to just get in at half-time.

Matty Fryatt
Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

There hasn't been too many chances created at either end.

It is probably the way we thought the game would be, it is very tight.

First sighting of QPR as an attacking force as Harvey Vale slides through for Richard Kone to get a shot away in the box, though he doesn't catch it cleanly and it's meat and drink for Jacob Widell Zetterstrom in the Rams goal.

Liam Manning's side are not settling for this as Norwich come forward again.

Mirko Topic let's fly from range and forces a save from Lawrence Vigouroux.

The Canaries are turning up the pressure here.

Yuki Ohashi's head wound has been treated and he's back on the field with a new shirt, without a number.

Down the other end Cameron Archer is brought down by Scott Wharton but Leo Scienza's free-kick is straight down the throat of Balazs Toth.

Owls captain Barry Bannan locates Bailey Cadamarteri, once again lingering in the box ready to be the hero.

He's standing front and centre but perhaps too much so, as it's pretty simple for Oxford keeper Jamie Cumming to read the play and deny an equaliser.