Blues are popping it about from left to right and back again, exactly like a side who average more than two points a game at home over the past two seasons.

Their spell of possession eventually comes to an end as Danny Imray is penalised for hauling down Ibrahim Osman just outside the box.

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

As the manager you've got to go if the system is wrong, then it's wrong, let's change it. Or if you believe it's right then stick to it.

Systems don't lose you games, players lose you games.

The three Vertu Trophy quarter-finals are back under way for the second half - and there has been an early goal.

It is a reply for AFC Wimbledon, as Matt Stevens levels against Northampton, reacting after Callum Maycock's effort was saved.

Leicester have continued to press, with Harry Winks seeing a shot charged down in the area, but Asmir Begovic has been called on at the other end to turn Taylor Harwood-Bellis' header from a free-kick around the upright.

Che Wilson
Former Norwich defender on BBC Radio Norfolk

Toure will be disappointed if he doesn't get a hat-trick tonight.

He's also done some really good link-up play, he gets into some really good positions and the midfield knows where he is.

Two goals inside the first-half so far and he's daring the manager to leave him out of the next game.

'We want nine' was the cry from the home fans in the wake of City's second of the night...

Football humour at its finest.

Early sight of goal for the visitors as Jed Wallace picks the ball up with green space ahead of him in midfield but after driving forward he can only whip a low shot straight down James Beadles' throat from 25 yards out.

Almost a second for Norwich!

Liam Gibbs sends Oscar Schwartau through on goal, although the 19-year-old's touch takes him away from the target.

Schwartau drives in a shot on the angle from inside the box on the left. Jamie Cumming turns the effort away and the ball almost falls for Mohamed Toure in front of goal before Oxford scramble clear.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

A shocking Saints error, it's two goals in four minutes and the back pass was a killer. Patson Daka only has one goal in four months but scores for Leicester.

Saints are really up against it now. It's turning into another disastrous night at the King Power.

We're off and running at a very murky but noisy St Andrew's...

Big night for both sides for several reasons, local bragging rights are way down the scale.

Some prolonged signs of encouragement for Oxford for the first time.

Norwich partially clear a long throw, allowing Przemyslaw Placheta to swipe a shot wide from distance.

Cameron Brannagan then crashes in a free-kick from a promising position deep on the left, hitting the side-netting via a defensive header.

Oxford cannot capitalise from the ensuing corner.

Mohamed Toure scored after 54 seconds here and the full Norwich debutant is causing Oxford problems again.

The home side fail to deal with a pass from Kenny McLean, bouncing in a similar position to the one from which City went on to score the opener.

Neither Ciaron Brown nor Michal Helik can shrug Toure off the ball as the forward bustles inside the box.

They eventually deal with the danger unconvincingly, although there's a faint and unsuccessful penalty appeal as Toure goes down in the process.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

So nonchalant how Mukasa moves around the pitch, even how he took the ball when it came to him really quickly.

Just puts his right foot through it giving it plenty of pace and power and the keeper can't get to it.

Brilliant goal, brilliant start.

Wigan's Harrison Bettoni is causing problems for the Reading defence early on.

His rifled finish counts for nought because he was offside when the ball was slipped into him, and he then fired wide inside the box.

A reminder that Stevenage against Barnsley was postponed less than 90 minutes before kick-off, due to a waterlogged pitch.

Good battle on the Foxes right flank as Abdul Fatawu is up against Welington and the Ghanaian has made a bright start, winning a corner which came to nought.

Patson Daka has however curled over Daniel Peretz's crossbar after good work from debutant Divine Mukasa to win the ball back in the Saints half.

Dan George
BBC Sport at the Kassam

What a start by the Canaries.

The travelling Norwich fans are loving this and have stunned the Oxford fans into silence.

"One team in yellow" they sing after taking the lead, tonight they are not in their traditional colours for obvious reasons but are instead sporting a pink kit... it's different!