Adam Randell picks out Cameron Pring with a fine pass to send him in behind for Bristol City but Pring can't find the target with his effort and the chance goes begging.

Kevin Russell
Former Stoke forward on BBC Radio Stoke

Good crowd here today.

Home fans obviously feel that something is building.

They have invested a lot of money.

These are always big games between these two sides, just up the road and both with good support.

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A couple of quickfire chances for Swansea. First John Egan makes a vital challenge to deny Ronald who was bearing down on goal before Ben Cabango heads over at the back post for the visitors.

Dan Scarr is one of four changes made to the Wrexham starting Xl.

He gets a yellow card for fouling Richard Kone.

So close to an opener for Sheffield United after Ipswich's Jacob Greaves gives the ball away in his own half.

It eventually comes to Callum O'Hare but his effort is cleared off the line by Ipswich defender Dara O'Shea.

Stoke are seeing plenty of the ball but their much-discussed injury problems have left them looking rather blunt. A blocked shot from Bae Jun-Ho is the best they have mustered so far.

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Loftus Road

That's got the atmosphere going. A full house at Loftus Road have just seen a cracker from Harvey Vale, smashing it on the turn after Kader Dembele's initial shot came back off the bar.

Wrexham brought that upon themselves with a poor pass from Lewis O'Brien starting things off and then Dan Scarr unable to get much contact when the ball came off the woodwork.

Phil Parkinson is struggling to see that end of the pitch because of the low sun. He might well have wanted to put his hands over his eyes.

Bristol City started brightly but Wednesday are just growing into the contest.

Barry Bannan sends in a corner but it's punched away by City keeper Radek Vitek.

Rumours that today could be Bannan's last game for the club.

Disgruntled fans at Leicester are making themselves known as Oxford are on top - Stanley Mills fizzes a shot over the top after good work from Mark Harris.

Leicester need to raise it.

Strong start by Ipswich this.

Sindre Walle Egeli wins it back for the visitors and drives into the penalty area but sees his effort well saved by Blades keeper Michael Cooper.

Chris Cooper
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

The referee called that to a halt as he thought it was a head injury.

I cannot see that he is going to be able to carry on, it appears to be a neck injury.

Opportunity for the coaches to get some words of wisdom onto the pitch.

It feels a good atmosphere already, the subs warming up are already getting the biggest cheer yet.

Not much happening at the MKM yet after Hull's Amir Hadziahmetovic went down with a head injury following a coming together with Goncalo Franco midway inside his own half.

Hadziahmetovic has been getting treatment but looks like he is going to come back on shortly. Play resumes.

A first half sight of goal for Leicester as Jordan Ayew whips in a dangerous free-kick but Jamie Cumming is alert in the Oxford goal to make a catch.

A first sight of goal this afternoon for Ipswich and it's Jack Clarke who bagged a double in the 2-0 win over Bristol City in midweek who is on the end of it.

It falls to Clarke at the back stick but he can only send his volley over the top.

Watford are quick out of the blocks and Luca Kjerrumgaard forces a save out of Balazs Toth.

The Hornets know sixth place is definitely theirs with a win after Preston's defeat at lunchtime.

Life without top goalscorer Anis Mehmeti begins for Bristol City after his move to Ipswich.

That’s one of four changes for the Robins as Ross McCrorie, Jason Knight, George Earthy and Cameron Pring all come into the side. Mark Sykes, Zak Vyner and Neto Borges drop out.

Barry Bannan starts what may well be his last game for Sheffield Wednesday with talk of a move to Millwall imminent.

The Owls make just one change from the defeat to Birmingham with Charlie McNeill in for Yan Valery, who isn’t in the squad amid interest from other clubs.

Blackburn have captain Todd Cantwell back with Lewis Miller, Eiran Cashin, Ryoya Morishita and Adam Forshaw also starting.

There is no Brandon Powell with Taylor Gardner-Hickman, Tom Atcheson, Moussa Baradji and Aodhan Doherty on the bench.

Watford bring in Kevin Keben, Edo Kayembe, Rocco Vata and Mamadou Doumbia.

Mattie Pollock and Imran Louza are absent with Tom Ince and Giorgi Chakvetadze among the substitutes.

QPR are without Esquerdinha with Isaac Hayden and Daniel Bennie on the bench.

Rhys Norrington-Davies, Kieran Morgan and Harvey Vale come into the starting line up.

Wrexham bring in Dan Scarr, Issa Kabore, George Thomason and Nathan Broadhead.

Max Cleworth, Ryan Longman, Oliver Rathbone and Liberato Cacace get a substitute berth each.