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The U's remain unbeaten under Gary Rowett and make it four successive home wins while it's now 11 straight away defeats for Luton.

Tom Krauss and Mark McGuinness twice gave the visitors the lead before the break with Michal Helik initially equalsing.

Ciaron Brown drew Oxford level for the second time just before the hour and an unmarked Greg Leigh headed what proved to be the winner 10 minutes later.

Oxford are now closer to the play-off places than they are to the drop zone.

Luton have only once lost more than 11 successive away games in the league and that was back in 1928 - they might be pleased to get back to Kenilworth Road to face Millwall on Saturday.

Another good night for Rangers who continue their fantastic recovery.

They were bottom on November 26 and now they are up to ninth place and within sight of the play-offs. .

Second half goals from Kenneth Paal and a brilliant effort from Koki Saito for his first strike in Rangers colours get the job done.

Joe Gelhardt's late effort gave the home side hope but they failed to create enough chances throughout the 90 minutes.

Job very well done from Middlesbrough tonight as they take a firm step back into the top six.

A goal in each half from Hayden Hackney and Ben Doak does the business for Boro against a West Brom side in Tony Mowbray's first game back.

Deep into SIX additional minutes as Sheffield United try to see this one out in the corner flag.

One last change for QPR with Jack Colback replacing sub Harrison Ashby.

Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

The Derby fans are not leaving, there is only one goal in this.

It is is down to Sunderland to see it out now.

Blackburn thought they had some late hope as Andreas Weimann raced through to score.

But the flag was up for offside.

And that surely is that.

The board has signalled seven more minutes at Pride Park.

Plenty of time for drama!

Five minutes of added time for Hull City to find something or QPR to hold on.

Into six minutes of time added on we go.

Two more subs for Oxford.

Louie Sibley and Ruben Rodrigues are on for Siriki Dembele and Cameron Brannagan.

It's worth asking how Wilson Isidor has not scored a goal in the last two games.

He has hit the post, had two penalties saved, had a 70-yard run at goal ended right at the last and then a goal disallowed in the most controversial manner.

He must be hoping for a change of luck some time soon!

Not something you see every day but Oxford substitute Sam Long is cautioned as he prevents Luton taking a throw-in by running across his man - he makes out he was just warming-up but referee Stephen Martin knows exactly what he was doing!

Nick Barnes
BBC Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

I can't believe there won't be drama in these last 10 minutes, with the way this game is bubbling up.

Paul Warne is yelling at his players to get the ball forward.

Middlesbrough are going fifth with this result, above both Blackburn and tonight's opponents, so that shows how important this result is.

After some recent wobbles, this has been a reassuring night, so far.

Omer Riza is going for this.

Cian Ashford and Yousef Salech are thrown on for the final 20 minutes and change.

Rubin Colwill and Yakou Meite are the players withdrawn.

The game is incredibly stretched, with Sheffield United looking capable of scoring whenever they pinch possession against the 10-men. The hosts are not giving it up, however, and Blades defender Anel Ahmedhodzic becomes the umpteenth player to have his name taken by Dean Whitestone, who presumably has to tap each name into his little stone tablet using a chisel.