Owynn Palmer-Atkin
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

There were a few boos around the ground which were in the direction of Caleb Okoli as he complains at the referee.

I think he feels there has been a few too many accumulations of fouls against them.

The home fans are not remotely happy with Boro's start to this one. Getting a wee bit toxic.

Some hesitancy at the back presents Josh Windass with another sight of goal, though this time his deflected strike off Alfie Jones flies over Sol Brynn's bar.

At the other end Aidan Morris has fired off target on one of Boro's rare threatening moments.

Yuki Ohashi hits the deck holding his head but Saints play on and spray the ball wide to Adam Armstrong who slots through for Ronnie Edwards on the overlap, though his shot is too close to Balasz Toth in the Rovers goal.

I'll paraphrase this slightly blue chant from the away fans... 'How bad must you be, we're winning away...'

We've got our first booking of the match as Bristol City forward Scott Twine is shown a yellow card for dissent by referee James Linington.

More promising stuff from Derby as Ben Brereton-Diaz gets on the end of a low cross into the middle but is denied by keeper Paul Nardi at his near post.

It's another chance for the away side as Kenny McLean fires a low shot at Lawrence Vigouroux's goal, but his effort goes just wide.

Rovers straight back on the front foot but Yuki Ohashi is denied from just outside the box by a fine reaction save from Saints stopper Alex McCarthy getting down low to turn the strike past the base of the post.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport reporter at Hillsborough

Will Lankshear's goal has Oxford in front and has tempered a little of the feelgood factor around Hillsborough.

Probably more of a dose of footballing reality as a summer player exodus has left Sheffield Wednesday their squad threadbare and struggling so badly on the pitch.

Brodie Spencer can't play on for Oxford.

He needs to head towards the medical room and is replaced by Sam Long.

The home side go again with a free-kick on the right from Anis Mehmeti.

It's flicked towards goal by Rob Dickie but it isn't enough to hit the target.

Pretty even so far.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Every time Middlesbrough get themselves in a good position their final pass has let them down.

The game is strange there isn't a lot of pace to it, and has been a bit stop-start, it hasn't quite got going yet.

If this season has proved anything, it's that Sheffield Wednesday are full of spirit and they are demonstrating it here.

Svante Ingelsson evades the Oxford defence to find Bailey Cadamarteri and the striker gets a good connection inside the box to let his shot off.

It whizzes just a tad left of the target but it'll send the U's a message - Wednesday aren't folding any time soon.

Close to a second for Derby, and for Carlton Morris as Max Johnston, who is at the heart of everything for County, whips in a cross which is met by the head of Morris, only for his effort to loop inches over Paul Nardi's crossbar.

Birmingham create themselves another good chance after Keshi Anderson picks up on a fine pass from Patrick Roberts.

Anderson puts it on a plate for Jay Stansfield, but his strike is blocked by the sliding Rob Atkinson.

Millwall are starting to get sights at goal now after Leicester's intense start but the Foxes are still coming closest to an opener.

The latest from Abdul Fatawu, who is found at the back post following a corner and fires. His strike is not too far away but just heads that little bit too right for his liking.

Matty Fryatt
Former Leicester City striker on Radio Leicester

Leicester have got to be more aware of threatening plays from Millwall.

Millwall have already shown a few decent combination plays.

Harry Winks has been straight out to the ball a few times to stop the ball going near the net.

Chances at both ends at Ewood in the opening stages but Yuki Ohashi has fired wide of target for the hosts after some good work down the left from Dion De Neve.