Fleetwood's Jordan Davies toe-punts a shot well over the bar from distance.

United's best chance of the game as Stan Mills gets into the box and curls a shot in with his left foot but it's saved by Craig MacGillivray.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

It's a good save from Arthur Okonkwo. He got a good look at that free-kick from Douglas Luiz.

He's been excellent for Wrexham recently.

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After a lively start that saw chances at both ends, the game has hit a bit of a lull at Deepdale.

Fleetwood's Toby Mullarkey is booked for a foul.

Forest win a free-kick on the side of the penalty area and it is fizzed in forcefully by Douglas Luiz, but Arthur Okonkwo is equal to it as he dives to his left and gets strong hands to it to palm it away.

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Stan Mills heads over for Oxford, who are having a good spell in this game.

That second corner comes to nothing as Wrexham are flagged offside, but an encouraging spell for them.

Waynne Phillips
Former Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Cymru

That shot from Ollie Rathbone looked like it was flying towards the far corner.

New Oxford manager Matt Bloomfield is watching on from the stands. He takes charge after this game.

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

It was a well worked corner, I was disappointed they didn't put it into the middle, but they had a plan. Rathbone is technically really good and sitting right behind it I thought it was going into the far corner. It took a big deflection and Sels was scrambling.

A first strike at goal for the hosts and it comes from Oliver Rathbone, but some seriously good defending from Jair Cunha as he heads it away for a corner.

He then meets the delivery to concede a second corner.

It's like watching Premier League football, and by that I mean long throws being launched into the box. Fleetwood's Harrison Neal has a shot saved after Vale fail to clear a long throw.

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"Championship, you're having a laugh" sing the Latics fans.

Ryan Lowe will certainly be pleased with how the visitors have played so far against his former club.

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

A bit of a laughable moment there for the referee.

The Forest players were running off to celebrate. The ref looks like he's given it but then he calls the handball.

It did look like a handball, though.

You could tell Luiz knew it was handball because he even paused before putting the ball in the net. It was all very confusing.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

Some serious confusion here at the Stok Cae Ras.

Forest think they've scored through Douglas Luiz, and the referee signals for a Wrexham free-kick.

But the visitors think he was pointing for a restart to signal a goal, and duly continue to celebrate.

Eventually, the referee plays the ball back to Wrexham goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo to signal that it is indeed a Wrexham free-kick for a handball, much to the delight of the home faithful who revel in the misfortune of the away supporters.

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

Initially Wrexham wanted a handball, so I think the referee has given it as that. He was looking at the linesman to make the decision, then he pointed at the spot so you think it's a goal, and then he's ruled it out.