Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

Talk about a smash and grab raid!

If this result stays like this Plymouth can count themselves very lucky.

Michael Obafemi has been good since he came on and his strength left Regan Poole on the deck before his assured finish into the bottom corner.

Argyle do not deserve to be ahead, but they will take it.

As for Portsmouth, you have to feel for them as they have been the better side, but if you do not take your chances you are always at risk.

Myles Peart-Harris flies into a challenge on Festy Ebosele in the Watford half and picks up a yellow card. He might have got a bit of the ball but he flew into the man.

10 minutes remain as Giorgi Chakvetadze works a yard of space to whip a curling shot from the edge of the box over Lawrence Vigouroux's crossbar.

The home side will finish a man light.

The away side press the home defence into a mistake and sub Rob Dickie drags Callum O'Hare to the deck as he looks to run in on goal and the referee gets the red out.

Image source, PA Media

A great night for Wednesday who banish the memory of Saturday's defeat to Watford in perfect style, beating Norwich for the first time in seven games dating back more than six years.

They did the job early with Ike Ugbo missing a glorious chance from a yard out before Josh Windass drilled the opener and then Dominic Iorfa powered home a header which squeezed through George Long's grasp.

Borja Sainz had a quiet night, though he did see a goal chalked-off for offside on another away-day to forget for the Canaries.

A rather dull League One affair comes to an end with the points shared.

The home side had more chances ion the whole but it was the visitors who suddenly looked as if they were going to steal it when Panutche Camara forced Max Crocombe into a late save.

About as exciting as a lukewarm tea, to be honest.

Tom Ince is withdrawn from the Watford midfield with 18-year-old forward Mamadou Doumbia coming on to try and score his first Hornets goal and salvage a point, at least.

They've probably edged the second period but without anything to show for it.

Joe Allen is off the bench for the Swans, replacing Kyle Naughton with Cyrus Christie also on in place of Goncalo Franco.

Still 15 minutes plus stoppages to come...

Into five minutes of time added on here now but surely it's all over.

Wycombe make it a 5-0 against Stockport, adding to an already miserable evening for the Hatters. Aaron Morley getting in on the action.

Burton are pushing for a winner against Crawley as the referee signals four minutes of injury time. Still 0-0 as things stand.

SIX added minutes at Hillsborough, Norwich are on the front foot, but without much intent, it must be said.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea had it almost all their own way for almost an hour, but Watford are in this contest now.

The Hornets are among the Championship's top scorers this season and are finally asking some questions of Swansea's resilient defence.

It could be a long 20 minutes or so for Luke Williams' team, unless they can find a second goal from somewhere - but it is Watford who have the momentum for the moment.

Oh my goodness, Hull are agonisingly close to getting an equaliser as Mason Burstow's cross from the right hand side is sent inches wide by Chris Bedia.

If that had gone in the last five minutes would have been completely different...talk about fine margins.

Djeidi Gassama shows some fleet footwork to jink inbetween Christian Fassnacht and Emiliano Marcondes on the right of the area but opts to try and beat another man rather than fire an angled shot in and gets crowded out.

Norwich have been second best tonight. Time is running out.

Chris Honor
Former Bristol City defender, BBC Radio Bristol

Sheffield United are looking a bit rattled. Their passes are not making their destinations and they are not concentrating, it's not what you expect at all.

However, Bristol City are going to have to weather this storm as the ball is going to be put into the box at every opportunity.

Zan Vipotnik is withdrawn by Swansea boss Luke Williams with Florian Bianchini coming on for the final 25 minutes or so.

Watford have had a good 10 minutes and you feel Swansea might need another.

This is pure grit and determination from Oxford, who are chasing every loose Hull ball.

The home fans are on their feet, enjoying the lead.

It's not been the best quality game, but they won't care if they get the three points.

The visitors make a couple more subs.

Emmanuel Latte Lath and Dan Barlaser are on.