Danny Hall
Summariser on BBC Radio Sheffield

It's the final pass! I sound like a broken record, they look good to certain point. Andre brooks had good chance earlier to feed in Tyrese Campbell and it was over hit.

If they can crack that final pass they can get closer to breaking the deadlock here.

We're into four minutes of time added on at the end of the first half.

No shots on target yet.

Borja Sainz is not far off a booking here, Stephen Martin gives him the universal hand gesture for 'no more' as he has a word after a foul on Yan Valery.

Norwich have bossed possession and looked positive at every turn but Wednesday have taken their chances (apart from the best one of all from Ike Ugbo).

Oxford get their first chance of the match as Ter Avest forces a low save from Ivor Pandur.

Hull have had all the ball so far but it only takes a momentary lapse in concentration, and all that work's for nothing.

Festy Ebosele goes into the boox for a lunge on Ronald, who has looked sprightly in the opening stages.

Swansea are spreading the ball around pleasingly on the eye.

Matt Grimes bends in a fine free-kick but Ben Cabango can't quite got on the end of it at the back stick.

The good news is QPR have really come to life now.

The bad news is that it took the going 2-0 down to do that.

Teenager Kieran Morgan sees his shot well saved by Seny Dieng in the Boro nets before the keeper denies Nicolas Madsen.

It's all Wednesday, they look so dangerous on the break. Norwich are at sixes and sevens at the back and only a slight dawdle in the box from Ike Ugbo denied the Owls man a shot at goal from 12 yards out.

If this carries on we could see another eight goals at Hillsborough tonight.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

Image source, PA Media

It is still all Portsmouth here at Home Park, and the away fans are ringing their cow bell in appreciation.

Pompey are quicker to the ball, tougher in the tackle and more dynamic in attack at the moment.

The question is, can they turn this dominance into goals?

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk commentator

Norwich had got their tails up and the second goal was really poor goal to give away. George Long has got two hands on it but he hasn't done much apart from help it into the corner of the net.

Sheffield Wednesday are running all over Norwich at the moment.

Ben Cabango has the ball in the net for the hosts, tapping home after Daniel Bachmann had superbly denied Harry Darling's close-range header, only for his effort to be ruled out by the offside flag.

The home side need a response and they need one quickly.

Forward Zan Celar, still looking for his first goal since joining in the summer, forces a strong save from Seny Dieng in the Boro goal.

As things stand, Wycombe have scored 3-0 in FIVE consecutive games in all competitions. They have completely blown Stockport away.

It's even-stevens so far between Burton and Crawley. A reminder that this is a bottom of the table clash, where three points will be vital for both sides.

Better from George Long, much better.

Ike Ugbo peels away to the left to collect a pass across the box, cuts inside and curls low towards the far corner until Long's big right hand comes to the rescue.

Bachir Belloumi has another GOLDEN chance just a few yards out but manages to curl his shot onto the Oxford post.

Lewie Coyle's cross is then headed back out by the scrambling home side.

Hull looking excellent at the moment.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

This is a meeting of a Swansea City side who do not score many goals and concede even fewer and a Watford team who, on the road at least, score lots and concede plenty.

So it is not easy to predict which way this contest may go.

Swansea have looked more threatening in the early stages, though they are yet to carve a clear chance, while Watford are already showing signs of menace on the counter-attack.

Borja Sainz is cutting a very frustrated figure as he's seen a couple of challenges which he was sure were free-kicks waved away by referee Stephen Martin.

City are pressing high as Wednesday try to play it out from the back, though for now the hosts have got away with it. They look more assured at the back than they did in the second half on Saturday, at least.

Some fine work down the Watford right by Ken Sema sees him exchange passes with Vakoun Bayo and blaze into the box but he overruns the ball slightly and the Swans defence are able to scramble away.