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

Wrexham are playing ever so well. Everyone knows their role and that reflects Phil Parkinson as a manager. His teams are always hard to play and get results.

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Oxford fans scream for returning captain Cameron Brannagan to shoot as the ball drops to him 30 yards out. He does but it's blocked.

Warm applause around Deepdale in the 63rd minute as a tribute to Mark Farnworth, who spent 13 years at Preston North End and became ground safety officer, goes up on the big screen. He died last week, aged 63.

Liberato Cacace, who scored the first goal tonight, won't see this game through as he has been replaced by George Thomason.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

Credit to Wrexham, they've been under the cosh in this second half, but they continue to threaten on the counter attack.

That was a fine move to get Broadhead into space, but the Wales international was superbly denied by Sels.

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

That is beautiful football. Wrexham are entertaining me right now.

Nathan Broadhead wanted to go with his right foot, almost trying to curl it in like Dennis Bergkamp, but he chopped on to his left foot and forced a good save from Matz Sels.

MK Dons bring on teenager Callum Tripp for the injured Aaron Nemane at wing-back.

What a game this is. Wrexham's Nathan Broadhead takes on and beats Jair Cunha and hits a powerful left-footed strike, but it is a vital save from Matz Sels to keep it at 2-0.

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

The pressure is mounting now. At least Forest are actually working Okonkwo because they were not going that enough in the first half.

Forest are pushing and pushing. Dan Ndoye gets on the cross and his effort deflects off the leg of Arthur Okonkwo, with the Wrexham keeper getting lucky as he's given the goal kick when it should've been a corner.

A nice strike from distance by Vale's Jordan Shipley but it's deflected out for a corner which comes to nothing.

Good feet from Fleetwood forward Ethan Ennis but his effort goes wide of the near post.

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

It's a good free-kick and that's a save for the cameras.

He did the right thing, Arthur Okonkwo - palmed it over, no problem.

Douglas Luiz whips the ball over the Wrexham wall and it would've dipped under the crossbar had it not been for a right arm from a flying home keeper Arthur Okonkwo to push it over. Wonderful stop.

Better from Preston as Lewis Dobbin drives into the box. He lays it off for Ali McCann but the skipper's cross is too high for Daniel Jebbison.

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Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

You sense Nottingham Forest are starting to get a hold of this match now, particularly since making those half-time substitutions.

But Wrexham are not under too much pressure yet - they're making themselves very hard to break down.

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Igor Jesus with a shot on the turn blocked by Dan Scarr before Morgan Gibbs-White is dumped to the floor and Forest have a free-kick 25-yards out and central just outside the 'D'.

Tottenham loanee Will Lankshear has scored seven goals this season for Oxford. United's top scorers last year ended on six goals.

Forest appeal for a penalty after a Morgan Gibbs-White header is blocked. Not given and there's no VAR until round five so it's not going to change.

There didn't look much in it, anyway.