Andrew Moon
BBC Radio Solent commentator

Norwich have caused Pompey a couple of concerning moments but Nicolas Schmid hasn't had to make a save as of yet.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The Hawthorns

Wrexham have certainly settled into this one in the past five minutes or so.

Even with West Brom's bright start, they failed to trouble Arthur Okonkwo.

As Wrexham showed at Sheffield United before the break, they can cause real problems as the game goes on.

The early noise from the home fans has just been toned down somewhat.

Leicester have a good opportunity to create a second goal as Divine Mukasa is over a free-kick from the right.

However, the midfielder's effort is very poor and goes straight into the base of a two-man Preston wall.

Adam Forshaw is booked for a foul just outside the box for the visitors.

Marvin Ducksch is over the free-kick and sends his effort just over the Blackburn crossbar.

Oxford striker Will Lankshear chucks himself at a Stanley Mills cross to the back stick but can't get his header on target.

Gonna stick my neck on the line here, there's going to be more goals in this one.

Defences not covering themselves in any glory so far.

First big chance of the game goes Watford's way.

Nestory Irankunda nods the ball down for Luca Kjerrumgaard, who hits it on the half-volley and draws a strong save from Joe Walsh in the QPR goal.

The home side have had almost 75% of the possession in the opening knockings of this one.

Mathias Kvistgaarden goes for an overhead kick which is deflected wide.

Andrew Moran hasn't settled so far after a difficult opening 15 minutes at the King Power.

After missing a chance to open the scoring and then being a fault for Leicester's goal, he is booked for pulling back Leicester full-back Luke Thomas who threatened to get in behind the North End defence.

A decent start to the game from both teams at Loftus Road.

The Rs had the ball in the net inside the first minute through defender Amadou Mbengue, however the referee blew up for a foul in the build-up.

Watford still have a distant chance of making the play-offs but they will certainly need a win today if that dream can become a reality.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at The Hawthorns

The hosts have started well and have just seen Aune Heggebø fire a tame shot at Arthur Okonkwo.

Wrexham have struggled to get up the pitch in the opening stages.

West Brom's variety between controlled possession and going direct has been effective early on.

The home fans are making plenty of noise as a result, they're clearly encouraged by what they've seen so far.

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

There's that noise!

That all comes from the boys in the midfield working and getting the ball back.

Lankshear knew what was coming, it's a good decision by the referee to give the penalty.

Oxford have shown a lot of character to get level, that's exactly what we need.

A cross in from the right for Blackburn and Yuki Ohashi goes down in the box but there doesn't look to be a lot in it and the referee shakes his head.

Moments later, Blackburn captain Todd Cantwell - one of four changes to the Rovers starting line-up - drives forward and sees his shot deflected out for a corner, which comes to nothing.

Better from the visitors.

Birmingham have started this game the brighter of the two.

Ibrahim Osman has shown flashes down the left hand side and earned Blues a couple of early corners which have come to nothing.

Jay Stansfield then finds Marvin Ducksch but his header is well kept out by Rovers keeper Balazs Toth.

HUGE moment!

Charlie Hughes takes out Will Lankshear as he latches on to a ball into the area and the home side have a penalty.

Hughes is booked.

A minute's applause in memory of Stoke City fan Oliver Royles who died with cancer aged eight last month.