Norwich's Pelle Mattson collects a caution.

George Thomason shoots across the face of goal for Wrexham.

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Job done for Derby.

Patrick Agyemang's late header wins it for the Rams in a game short on goalmouth action.

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Sergej Jakirovic said he would come up with a plan for this game and it has come to fruition as Hull head back up north with all three points.

Kyle Joseph and Charlie Hughes grabbed the goals, and all Southampton had to show for a ton of efforts was a consolation from Ross Stewart.

The Tigers are now fifth, but Saints are seven league games without a win.

Troubling times for Tonda Eckert.

A good chance for Jovon Makama to give Norwich some breathing space but he can't hit the target.

Norwich will be well aware of how Wrexham like a late goal.

The referee blows his whistle and Portsmouth take all three points.

John Mousinho's side were far from pretty out there but they did exactly what they needed to do as they come away with three points that keeps them 21st in the table but now level on points with Blackburn Rovers above them.

The game lacked real quality from both sides, the Owls registered just one shot on target over 90 minutes and fall to a 17th loss of the season.

Lars-Jorgen Salvesen replaces goalkscorer Patrick Agyemang for Derby.

Andreas Weimann is on for Bobby Clark.

Not much time left for Preston to find an equaliser.

Malcom Christie
BBC Radio Derby summariser

Derby are just keeping the ball with short passes, and are just frustrating the Preston players.

The points are shared at the Kassam as the game ends goalless.

Oxford threatened late on in a game that lacked quality in the final third but both sides leave with a point each.

Oxford will be the happier of the two sides as Matt Bloomfield draws his first game in charge as U's boss.

After that result the Robins are ninth in the table with 40 points, three points off the top six.

After that long stoppage for Divin Mubama, we are going to play another 10 minutes at the bet365 Stadium.

That doesn't feel long enough to produce a goal the way things have panned out.

We are three minutes into five minutes of added time at Hillsborough

We are into six minutes of stoppage time.

Papa Diallo is back from injury for Norwich and into the fray.

He is on for Anis Ben Slimane.

Hull have four extra minutes to see out.

They are that close to climbing up to fifth.

Oxford come so close in injury time but are denied again!

Jack Currie crosses the ball to Stan Mills but his shot from outside the box is saved in the bottom right corner by Robins keeper Radek Vítek who tips it behind for a corner.

The corner then comes in and finds Ciaron Brown whose effort is headed off the line.

Still nothing to separate these two these two sides as we enter into three minutes of added time.

Both sides have registered one shot on target each during this game but are still yet to break the deadlock.

Will we see any late drama?

On comes the cavalry for Wrexham.

Kieffer Moore, Ryan Barnett, Oli Rathbone and Matty James are sent on.

Off come George Dobson, Josh Windass, Sam Smith and Issa Kabore.

Remember we still have about 20 minutes to go because of that earlier medical emergency in the crowd.

Mike White
Commentator on BBC Radio Humberside

Some Southampton fans are already heading for the exits, which I find quite strange at 2-1.

Apart from the one goal Southampton haven't done enough, but you would certainly understand more at 2-0.

Attack against defence as Hull look to see this one out in the last few minutes.

Southampton have not given up hope of an equaliser here.

Another card - we could almost have a game of rummy now.

Charlton's Joe Rankin-Costello gets a yellow card.

Jack Stacey is on for Norwich.

Ben Chrisene makes way.

Can Norwich hang on?