Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea have been impressive so far, with Alan Sheehan's team stroking the ball round confidently and looking threatening whenever they have gone forward.

But from Plymouth's point of view, it has all been too easy for the home side.

Argyle have been outplayed and, surprisingly given their league position, outfought.

Coventry's Victor Torp goes down and stays down holding his ankle.

And it's not good news. He's taken off on a stretcher. Fingers crossed for him.

Ben Sheaf comes on.

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Harry Darling gives the ball away for Swansea deep inside their own half and it goes straight to Plymouth's Matty Sorinola.

He feeds Michael Obafemi on the right, but he swipes an aimless cross straight out of play.

Sums up the game so far for Argyle.

Guy Whittingham
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio Solent

At this moment in the game Coventry are really enjoying possession and are just playing one and two touch football.

Full concentration is needed from Pompey, and if you can get hold of the ball make sure you hold onto it and do something with it.

Coventry building very patiently.

They work it down the right and free Tatsuhiro Sakamoto in some space.

He cuts back on his left boot and lets a shot go from the top of the area. It's blocked and there's a huge appeal for handball.

Referee waves play on but the replays suggest that was not a natural position of the hands from Andre Dozzell. His arms were up by his shoulders and away from his body.

Pompey might have got away with one there.

One-way traffic in Swansea so far. Eom Ji-sung has looked very lively indeed and he cuts inside to get away another shot.

It's straight at Conor Hazard in the Plymouth goal but Argyle cannot get out their own half.

Now Oxford have had a shot and it's a fantastic save by QPR keeper Paul Nardi to deny Cameron Brannagan's dipping volley from the edge of the box!

Another moment for Pompey as a ball is floated over the top from the left and finds Josh Murphy inside the area.

There's a suspicion of handball but he's allowed to bring it down, turn and shoot but a block comes in just in time.

Some good early pressure by the visitors.

A little over 25 minutes gone and Oxford are yet to have a shot.

They've barely had a touch in truth - just 29% possession for Gary Rowett's side so far.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC Radio CWR

Coventry have got to wake up a bit. They had a good opportunity going forward with Jack Rudoni.

But defensively Bobby Thomas made a mistake on the clearance and Victor Torp gave it away, they need to tighten up a bit.

There have been three or four instances where Coventry have got to tighten up overall.

Adam Randell goes from almost netting an equaliser from a free-kick at one end to getting booked at the other within seconds after sliding in late out on the left touchline.

Plymouth skipper Adam Randell curls a fizzing effort over the wall from about 25 yards out and it's oh so close to a leveller!

It's got power and accuracy but Lawrence Vigouroux dives to his right and makes an excellent save to parry it away.

A couple of early moment for the visitors. And both to Adil Aouchiche.

First he finds space inside the box and his shot is blocked.

And then Coventry give the ball away very cheaply outside their own area and Aouchiche can let fly again.

But this effort isn't too well struck and rolls harmlessly into the arms of the goalkeeper down to his right.

Dan George
BBC Sport at the Kassam Stadium

Oxford have barely had a kick inside the opening 15 minutes.

It's been all QPR who have started really well, looking dangerous in attack and quickly winning the ball back whenever the U's gain possession.

Some Oxford supporters in the far end over to my right are desperately trying to get some noise going.

It has been a far from ideal start for Gary Rowett's side.

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Plymouth get forward and Darko Gyabi wins a free-kick in a dangerous position on the left-hand side of the box...

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What can Plymouth conjure up here? Just the one league victory away from home so far this season (D6 L13) and they're behind to a Swansea side who are looking very good indeed.

They need to just hang on in there at the moment as the Swans are continuing to dominate.

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

QPR seem to be in charge of this game since going 1-0 up, they haven't taken their foot off the gas at all.

It is a little bit scrappy and Oxford have got to relax when they have got the ball, but they need to keep that work rate up to get the ball.

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They're under way in our third game of the night.

Big game at both ends of the table.