A change at the break for Middlesbrough.

Matt Targett is off and Sam Silvera joins the fray.

When I wrote the words "clinical" and "Leicester" at half-time, I realised it has been a while since such a phrase has been uttered.

The finish from Patson Daka was as cool as anything you are going to see in the game.

And for a forward who has struggled for goals in recent years - and who has missed some absolute sitters in that time - it was a bit special for the Zambia international.

In fact, that goal was Daka's first for club or country for almost 12 months.

Adam Whitty
BBC Final Score

It's out-of-form Oxford who lead here, and are on course for their first win over Middlesbrough in 35 years.

The statistics will show 12 shots for Boro, three for Oxford. But the visitors only landed jabs, with no massive chances in that dozen. Gary Rowett's side looked far more threatening when they did attack.

Luke Harris' goal was sublime, and the only real moment of quality in the game.

This would be a priceless win for Oxford. For Middlesbrough, who look a tad flat, they would fall further away from Coventry at the top of the tree.

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

Oxford have been excellent in very difficult conditions.

That goal was a proper team goal, something that we have been waiting for, finished well by Luke Harris.

The only negative was captain Cameron Brannagan coming off with an injury.

A few headline-grabbing injuries meant there was eight minutes of stoppage time at the end of the first half at Pride Park.

Dion Sanderson's thumped finish for the Rams is all that separates these two sides at the break.

That goal came after Derby lost leading scorer Carlton Morris to injury early on.

Not quite the impact Canaries fans were hoping for from Philippe Clement.

But there aren't much tougher tests than Birmingham City away to be fair...

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Zak Swanson's stunner has given Portsmouth the advantage.

Derek Mazou-Sacko came close to a leveller for Millwall but his effort was well saved by the returning Nicolas Schmid in the Pompey goal.

Millwall also haven't been helped by an injury to Zak Sturge which saw him taken straight to an ambulance.

We could have an upset on our hands.

Oxford are winless in their past 10 league meetings with Middlesbrough, they've lost five in a row.

Luke Harris' goal has the U's in front.

Birmingham dominating.

Norwich have managed to inflict some damage on the score sheet but Mathias Kvistgaarden's goal is by the far the best bit of quality the Canaries have been able to show.

Otherwise, Blues lead with three close range goals and more than double the shots.

It's always tricky to make a comeback away from home but to do it at St Andrew's? If Philippe Clement manages to pull that off he'll have already won the hearts of the Canaries faithful.

All square at the break.

Joe Gelhardt put the visitors ahead on the counter but Ilias Chair struck in the box to even the playing field.

Statistically, the Hoops are looking far more dangerous but with the side on a four match winless streak, they will need to make sure they capitalise to get back on track.

Millwall's Dan McNamara, on his first appearance of the season, is cautioned.

Ipswich's half but they haven't been able to force the breakthrough.

Arthur Okonkwo has saved from Sindre Walle Egeli, Leif Davis and Jaden Philogene while Dara O'Shea has fired just wide.

Wrexham are yet to have a shot on target.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

It's double Ducksch for Blues!

Iwata forces a good save from the keeper, but Marvin Ducksch is there to finish it.

You want your striker there to tuck in the rebound, and there he was, just what Blues needed before half-time.

That's 18 goals in eight home games for Blues.

That 44th-minute goal from Patson Daka has put hosts Leicester City in control of this one.

Stoke have looked threatening at times, but the Foxes have been clinical.

Arthur Okonkwo fails to hold a Jaden Philogene effort but does enough to keep it out at the expense of a corner.

Ipswich pushing at the end of this first period.

Four minutes have been tacked onto the end of the opening half.

We are into six minutes of stoppage time.

That's a blow for Oxford as captain Cameron Brannagan has picked up a knock and can't carry on.

Will Vaulks is his replacement.