This feels like a substitutions live text now.

MK Dons bring on Liam Kelly, Callum Paterson and debutant Jay Matete.

Kelly and Matete have both played for Oxford.

Scott Hogan, Kane Thompson-Sommers and Ben Wiles are replaced.

Wigan get into the Preston box again after a lovely move, Dara Costelloe goes down, the referee blows his whistle... and books the striker for diving.

There didn't look to be much in it but the away fans aren't happy.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

Forest improved after their substitutions at half-time and Wrexham won't be weaker for the changes they've just made.

But you look at Forest again, bringing on an England international in Callum Hudson-Odoi, that shows their quality.

Two changes for Wrexham as goalscorer Oliver Rathbone and Nathan Broadhead, who set up his goal, are both off with Josh Windass and Lewis O'Brien coming on.

Another big name comes off the Forest bench as England international Callum Hudson-Odoi is on for Dan Ndoye.

Vale send on Ryan Croasdale and Mo Faal for Jayden Stockley and George Hall.

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The ball drops invitingly for Forest's Nicolas Dominguez 25 yards out, but he cuts across the ball and it swerves the wrong way, away from goal.

Fleetwood send on Kayden Hughes and Shaun Rooney for Harrison Neal and Toby Mullarkey, who had both been booked.

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Stok Cae Ras

Forest need more runners in the box. At the moment is it just Jesus in there.

Wigan have not looked like a side in lower mid-table of League One tonight.

Forward Dara Costelloe creates space inside the box but sees his shot blocked. The visitors have not been intimidated by their high-flying Championship opponents.

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Oxford send on Filip Krastev, Brian de Keersmaecker and Ole Romeny for Will Vaulks, Cameron Brannagan and Siriki Dembele.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

Forest look up for it and that goal has lifted their confidence.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at the Stok Cae Ras

Forest have suddenly woken up in this cup tie. The whole game has upped in tempo.

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Almost 2-2. Dan Ndoye gets goalside of his marker down the right and tries to sneak the ball in at the near post, but Arthur Okonkwo had stood up well and the ball hits him and away it goes.

Good save by Oxford's Matt Ingram to keep out an Aaron Collins header.

Robert Earnshaw
Former Nottingham Forest and Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

It's an excellent goal. Savona does all the hard work on the right and lofts a good cross to the back post.

Jesus does everything so well, heading the ball down with too much power for Okonkwo to keep it out.

Great finish.

Preston brought on Andrew Hughes for Lewis Gibson at half-time and now Paul Heckingbottom makes two more substitutions.

On come Michael Smith and Milutin Osmajic with Mads Frokjaer and Daniel Jebbison making way.

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Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

It's another tight call, and this time, it doesn't go in Wrexham's favour.

Game on all of a sudden, and the atmosphere has changed here.

The home fans try to rally their side with chants of "Wrexham, Wrexham, Wrexham", but the away fans respond with plenty of noise too.

Game on!

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Stok Cae Ras

It's game on. It's a great ball into the box and it's a free header for Jesus. You can see it did go over the line.

Oxford winger Stan Mills goes down in the box. He thinks he should have a penalty, as do the United fans, but the referee disagrees.

The U's haven't had a penalty since 2023-24. The wait of over 70 games goes on...