Unsurprisingly, Oxford have made changes at half-time.

Sam Long and Przemyslaw Placheta make way for Ruben Roosken - a debutant on Saturday - and Stan Mills.

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Not entirely sure how, but it's goalless at the break.

Blues have played with their usual swagger at home and Paik Seung-Ho saw a diving header scrambled off the line while Bright Osayi-Samuel and Ibrahim Osman have been denied by smart Max O'Leary saves.

Albion started quietly but have certainly grown as a force in the game, pressing Blues back and creating some half-chances, though not really testing James Beadle in the Blues goal as yet.

Looking forward to the second half though...

Into TWO added minutes at St Andrew's... shame it's not more. It's quite watchable stuff.

Stockport County have one foot in the last four of the Vertu Trophy, as they add a third against Port Vale.

And it's not one that Vale keeper Ben Amos will want to remember. He fails to gather an Oliver Norwood corner and it will go down as own goal.

Tommy Doyle nearly scored from his last inswinging corner from the Blues left but this time whips his set-piece over the far post with all the big guns up.

More dirty looks his way from the big guns in the mixer, this time in blue shirts.

More good approach play from the Baggies but Callum Styles, usually trusty on the left peg, gets his cross all wrong and slices it beyond the far post with a host of green and yellow shirts in the mixer.

Robbie Williams is watching on at St Andrew's tonight, wearing huge white spectacles... clearly prefers life through a lens.

We don't need him to entertain us, though, the West Midlands derby is bubbling up nicely with Jamal Jimoh-Aloba seeing an effort blocked on the left of the box and Aune Heggebo nearly getting on the end of a Jed Wallace cross.

Villa loanee Jimoh-Aloba, just 19, is really growing into the game, as are Albion.

Cambridge made the ideal end to the half with that 44th-minute opener from Shane McLoughlin.

They're on course to rise above Swindon Town and MK Dons into third, while Crawley would be five points above second-bottom Newport County with a defeat but have played two games more than them.

At the other end of the table, Danny Rose's shot against the woodwork is the closest Shrewsbury or Barrow have gone to a goal.

As it stands, Town will move three points above the drop zone and Barrow will stay a point ahead of them.

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Not a lot to report in either League One game as the half-time whistles blow.

Mansfield have been much the better team against Peterborough, with Luke Bolton producing a good save from Posh goalkeeper Alex Bass.

Managerless Wigan are currently locked in a tight battle with Reading.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

Albion have played the game they want to. The Albion eleven looks really strong.

That midfield three have done a really good job of preventing Blues from getting anything going.

Blues are stuttering, not getting into any rhythm, not getting the ball enough.

Cambridge are on course to move third! Shane McLoughlin slots in James Gibbons' cross to give the visitors the lead with their first attempt on target.

Harsh on Crawley, who've had the better of the half.

Northampton Town restore their lead against AFC Wimbledon, with Tom Eaves netting.

Jack Perkins sees a shot saved, and the on-loan Nottingham Forest youngster Kyle McAdam then sets it up for Eaves to turn in.

Callum Styles becomes the second Baggies full-back in the book after bringing down the marauding Bright Osayi-Samuel, who is living up to his first name.

Tommy Doyle's dangerous free-kick is poked goalwards by Ibrahim Osman but Max O'Leary produces a smart reaction save to claw the ball away and keep the deadlock intact.

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Who saw this coming?

The Foxes have been full of energy and enthusiasm but Saints have been the architects of their own downfall with some sloppiness in possession.

Divine Mukasa fired home from the edge of the box to break the deadlock and four minutes later Tom Fellows' weak backpass was pounced on by Patson Daka to round Daniel Peretz and score.

Abdul Fatawu's solo third just before the half-hour came from another Saints blunder and Andy King will have the easiest team talk he may ever have coming up.

It wasn't far off four just before the break as Caspar Jander's clearance from a free-kick in his own goalmouth cannons off Cameron Archer and trickles narrowly past his own post.

The Foxes will pull away from the drop-zone if they see this through while it's a step back for Saints in their play-off push.

As comfortable a half as Norwich might have all season.

Mohamed Toure continues his terrific start to life as a City player with two close-range finishes for the visitors, who have kept Oxford at bay with ease.

Oxford have enacted a change of system but Matt Bloomfield may be rethinking that decision at half-time if his side are to close their four-point gap to safety.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

We've been played off of the park first half. We've looked like a boys team against men.

If we look at the football we've produced, it's slow, laboured and a little bit headless.

Leicester want it more, they're winning the battles and winning every second ball.