Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

I think it was comfortable for Middlesbrough, until Hull got their goal and you thought this could be tasty, but you put them to bed by getting a third. For me I just don't think Hull did enough and it meant it was a comfortable afternoon for us.

I thought Dael Fry was outstanding at the back for his first game back. Finn Azaz and Ben Doak too, but you have to put the ball in the back of the net and Tommy Conway is the type of player that thrives on scoring.

We said make sure you get the job done, and they have done that.

It's all over in League Two. Crewe rescue a point at bottom side Carlisle through Jack Lankester's 82nd-minute penalty after Dominic Sadi had put the hosts ahead inside two minutes.

Fleetwood's clash with Colchester has ended 0-0.

Honours even at the Kassam Stadium.

Millwall looked to be on course for a comfortable victory when Japhet Tanganga powered them in front on the stroke of half-time with a header at the far post.

But Oxford hit back with an excellent strike from the edge of the box by Tyler Goodhram five minutes from time.

The U's end a run of three straight defeats, although it's now just one win in 13.

Meanwhile, the Lions extend their unbeaten run to nine games, albeit having now drawn three on the bounce.

We resume at the Kassam Stadium with a corner for Millwall but it's shovelled clear by Oxford.

Into the last minute or so of time added on now...

QPR will be kicking themselves for missed chances, but it is still a very positive point to take on their travels.

They dominated for long spells in the first half, but Tom Cleverley's change of shape in the second period saw a much-improved Watford side.

Liam Morrison hacked the ball over the bar from close range, Zan Celar rattled the post, and they ought to have a penalty for a handball by Hornets defender Ryan Porteous.

Watford could have gone in front in the second half, but visiting keeper Paul Nardi saved brilliantly from Imran Louza and Giorgi Chakvetadze, and he was also lucky to claw away Louza's free-kick after it hit the bar.

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Oxford's Sam Long has taken a blow to the face and is just down receiving treatment, so there is a break in play. There will likely be a few more minutes still remaining once we resume.

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Middlesbrough get back to winning ways with a largely convincing win over managerless Hull City.

First half goals from Finn Azaz and Tommy Conway looked to have the home side cruising to three points.

The Tigers pulled one back when Mason Burstow headed in just after coming on and there were some nerves amongst the Riverside faithful but Conway popped up with his second and Boro's third to end it as a contest with 10 minutes to go.

Michael Carrick's men firmly in the promotion picture, while it's five straight defeats and 10 without a win now for Hull.

This has been a thriller of a 0-0 game.

It would be quite something if a late winning goal happened now.

Four minutes remaining. Will there be any late, late drama?

Oxford push forward once again and Will Goodwin fires it across the face of goal but Ruben Rodrigues can't readjust his feet in time and it cannons behind for a goal-kick.

Into five minutes of time added on at the end of this contest.

Struggling Hull City about to slip to a fifth straight defeat.

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Todd Cantwell's penalty is the difference between the two sides at the break.

If Leeds are to go back of the top of the Championship table today they'll need to come back from behind after the interval.

The Whites have had the majority of the ball and Willy Gnonto has twice forced decent stops from Rovers keeper Aynsley Pears but they're yet to build up a real head of steam.

Oh my word, that sums this match up.

QPR's Zan Celar is clear and in on goal, he takes too many touches as he veers towards the right-hand side of the penalty area, and his strike smacks off the post and out of play.

Oxford are now on top having trailed and been blunt for 85 minutes. Now they're going in search of all three points!

Neil Harris must be furious.

Brenden Aarronson gets it all wrong at the end of a good move from the away side.

The Whites ave dominated possession but it's the home side who have the lead as we approach the break.

A big goal in League Two as Crewe Alexandra equalise through a Jack Lankester penalty to make it 1-1 at bottom side Carlisle United. Will they go on to find a winner now?

Still 0-0 between Fleetwood and Colchester.

To say it's been comfortable for Millwall so far would be an understatement. Oxford are really struggling to create.

The only lingering doubt for Neil Harris will be that his side are only 1-0 up.

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

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The hope lasted just nine minutes. Middlesbrough did look shaky, but the third goal seems to have settled things down now.

A bit of a worry for Millwall as skipper Shaun Hutchinson has just limped off with an injury. Ryan Leonard takes the armband and Murray Wallace is on in Hutchinson's place. About 10 minutes left to see this out for the Lions and make it nine games unbeaten.