Andy Giddings
BBC Radio Sheffield commentator

Wilder was talking about turning these draws into wins - can they do that here?

We're into the tense final stages, both sides are going for it.

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Another corner and almost another goal for Derby.

Once again it's Callum Elder to Patrick Agyemang, who heads into the ground and on target but this time Swansea goalkeeper Lawrence Vigouroux is able to get down well to make the save.

Final roll of the dice for QPR, who throw on Kieran Morgan and Esquerdinha in place of Isaac Hayden and Rhys Norrington-Davies.

Into the final three minutes of the 90.

Within all the madness of this second half we have the first booking of the game as Preston's Lewis Gibson is shown a yellow card for fouling Mamadou Doumbia who has come on for Luca Kjerrumgaard.

Portsmouth have the second worst attacking record in the Championship with 27 goals this season. Only bottom side Sheffield Wednesday (19) have netted fewer times.

Finishing has been Pompey's Achilles heel again today.

The Lions are looking to wrap this up and they're so close.

Mihailo Ivanovic is on for Josh Coburn and barely two minutes later the Serbian is almost on the scoresheet - but he rattles the crossbar from close range and it bounces down and away.

The referee checks his watch - no goal. Play on.

For the past few seasons it's been 'so close, yet so far' for Millwall.

If they are to finish in the play-off spots this season, or even higher, then this result will go a long way towards making that happen.

Alex Neil's side have not been at their best at all but an own goal and a clinical finish from Macaulay Langstaff have turned this game completely on its head.

Nine minutes left of normal time.

As it stands, the Lions are up to third in the Championship.

Will we have a winner in the final 15 minutes at Fratton Park?

Milli Alli drives down the left for Pompey and flashes a ball across the face of goal but Colby Bishop can't quite get there and the Blades manage to turn it behind for a corner.

Both sides looking for all three points.

Watford almost take the lead AGAIN.

Formose Mendy unleashes a corker of strike from the edge of the D which comes crashing back off the inside of the post and then rolls along the goalline.

He's so unlucky.

Swansea almost halve the deficit but for some excellent defending by Derby.

Ishe Samuels-Smith is denied by Rams keeper Josh Vickers before Callum Elder makes a crucial block from Goncalo Franco on the rebound.

It's Sheffield United asking all the questions now as we enter the final 18 minutes.

Patrick Bamford finds himself in space in the box but can only head a cross straight at Nicolas Schmid in the Pompey goal.

Moments later, Andre Brooks sends a swerving effort just wide from the edge of the box.

A couple of let-offs for the hosts.

Alan Kelly
Former Preston keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

It's that man again, Osmajic.

You saw how they manufactured that goal, we were saying that's how they need to play in the middle of the pitch.

The Preston fans are out their seats now, this game is really coming to life.

A couple of changes by John Eustace on his one-year anniversary as Derby boss.

On come Bobby Clark and Liam Thompson. Oscar Fraulo and opening goalscorer Rhian Brewster make way.

Not sure the Swans will be too happy with former loanee Brewster scoring against them.

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Rs boss Julien Stephan is going to beef up his attack here with a triple substitution.

Rayan Kolli and Paul Smyth are on for Nicolas Madsen and Daniel Bennie, while Amadou Mbengue has replaced Steve Cook at the back.

Less than 20 minutes for the hosts to turn this around.

Both sides make changes.

Formose Mendy is on for Watford as Saba Goglichidze makes way.

And Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom responds to his side losing the lead by making a triple change. Callum Lang, Thierry Small and Milutin Osmajic come on for Ben Whiteman, Andrija Vukcevic and Daniel Jebbison.

Sheffield United are growing back into the contest at Fratton Park. Gus Hamer drives a powerful effort from 25 yards and it's not too far wide at all.

Pompey may well regret all those missed chances...

Glen Little
Ex-Portsmouth winger on BBC Radio Solent

It's starting to get a bit shaky now.

The changes have helped Sheffield United, Pompey need a bit of possession.