More than a few Watford fans thought that was in.

Imran Louza's free-kick hits the bar and crashes down.

QPR keeper Paul Nardi claws it away.

Louza throws his hands up in frustration.

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If Hull do take anything from this then Ivor Pandur will more than have played his part.

The keeper makes a top save to claw out Ben Doak's header.

Oxford try to break away with Mark Harris but Japhet Tanganga steps in brilliantly to nick it away from him.

Millwall have been very solid defensively and they're just not giving the hosts a sniff at the moment.

It's another frustrating afternoon for the U's so far.

Mark Drury
BBC Radio Tees commentator

The Riverside is desperate. They are desperate to see Middlesbrough defend their lead and get into the Hull City half.

They can't afford to drop points against Hull here.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport at Riverside Stadium

Wow, Middlesbrough were absolutely cruising.

Suddenly Hull have a spring in their step and sense an unlikely equaliser.

Boro fans have been stirred and they are anxious.

They play Burnley and Leeds in their next two games, both away, so fans would have circled this a certain three points.

Good contest this in Lancashire.

Leeds have responded well to going a goal down against the run of play but Blackburn are having their moments too.

Rovers are chasing a third straight win.

Another top save from QPR keeper Paul Nardi.

Watford's Kwadwo Baah does so well to keep the ball in on the right-hand side.

His cross finds Imran Louza, who bends a curling strike and Nardi has to be alert to help the ball on its way and prevent a tap in for the approaching Vakoun Bayo.

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Watford's Moussa Sissoko smashes two crosses towards the far post in quick succession, putting far too much pace on both of them.

That follows QPR defender Steve Cook wildly volleying the ball wide when inside the penalty area.

Neither side seems to be showing calmness in front of goal today, including some of the most experienced players on the pitch.

Mike White
BBC Radio Humberside commentator

Just when you thought Hull were out of it, the changes from Andy Dawson have paid off. We are pleased but surprised because the last 70 minutes haven't looked like it.

It's game on!

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Oxford have lost five of their last six games and have won just one of their previous 12 before today.

They need to find something here if they are to prevent a fourth straight defeat.

Just some small signs of the U's starting to become slightly braver in the way they attack but you feel they need to commit even more men forward to really trouble Millwall.

Another double substitution by Watford sees Festy Ebosele and Jeremy Ngakia come on for full-backs Yasser Larouci and Ryan Andrews.

As for QPR, Jonathan Varane is on for Nicolas Madsen, who had one of his side's best chances earlier.

Ebosele's pace could be a factor late in this match.

The home side are on the hunt for a third goal to really put this one to bed.

Delano Burgzorg and Tommy Conway both see efforts well saved by Ivor Pandur in the Tigers net.

Just over 20 minutes to go in this and Hull, still, just about in this match.

That is the closest that Watford have come to a goal.

QPR keeper Paul Nardi does brilliantly to block the strike from Giorgi Chakvetadze, after the Watford player had worked himself space on the left-hand side of the penalty area.

Perhaps he took one too many touches before firing with his right foot.

Adam Lanigan
BBC Sport at Riverside Stadium

It's fair to say Cody Drameh did not have an enjoyable afternoon. He gave the ball away in the build-up to the first goal and struggled to cope with Ben Doak.

Then his afternoon ended after a clash with George Edmundson.

Ryan Giles is on his place at left-back with the task of trying to contain Doak.

Good luck!

It's all a bit flat for Oxford at the moment who need to find a spark from somewhere. Millwall are fairly comfortable. It only takes one moment, though...

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Ao Tanaka fouls Tyrhys Dolan and the home side have a penalty!