Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

You can just see the sting has gone out of it a little bit.

It looks like Oxford are pressing but they're not actually pressing, it's just about wearing them out.

Leeds can wear teams out, they pass them off the pitch, sometimes it gets monotonous and a bit boring, but it's about being patient for Leeds.

After quite a lengthy stoppage for Will Vaulks to get some strapping reapplied to his ankle we are back under way.

A cynic would say the Oxford midfielder maybe didn't need to do that.

Oxford midfielder Will Vaulks is down and getting some treatment.

The Yellows will probably welcome this brief respite...

Leeds win a corner as Manor Solomon sees his cross/shot blocked behind.

The ball in is... Not the best.

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Oxford are having to get through an awful lot of work out of possession at the moment.

Midfielder Alex Matos goes down under minimal contact to win a free-kick and lift the pressure a little bit.

Brenden Aaronson draws a decent low save from Oxford keeper Jamie Cumming.

The USA international will probably want that one back.

Leeds turning the screw now...

Junior Firpo gets forward well down the Leeds left but his low cross is just in front of Brenden Aaronson and Willy Gnonto in the middle.

Big chance.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio Oxford

This is the best atmosphere I have seen at this club for such a long time.

Leeds are being patient, this is where Oxford United need to stay tight. We're defending so well at the moment.

Willy Gnonto wriggles free down the Leeds right but then gets the ball caught up between his feet as he looks to centre.

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The Whites go on a foray forward but it doesn't come to anything.

Oxford boss Gary Rowett will be pleased with how his side have started this game in terms of not allowing the promotion hopefuls to dictate the rhythm of the game

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

You can see what Oxford are about, they're trying to disrupt our game.

We've got to take the sting out of the game.

The first chance of the evening goes to the home side.

Cameron Brannagan drives forward from midfield and hits a shot that forces Karl Darlow in the Whites goal into action.

Leeds scored in the first five minutes in the wins at Middlesbrough and at home to Preston.

Oxford have at least managed to avoid that fate.

Leeds win their first corner down the other end but Oxford stand up to it.

The Whites regain possession though as they look to work their way into this match.

The home side win an early corner from a long ball forward from Michal Helik.

The ball in causes some concern but the flag goes up.

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Leeds will go back to the top of the league with a win.

Oxford will take a big step towards safety if they can avoid defeat.

Great atmosphere in the Kassam Stadium as the players enter the pitch to a real fanfare.

Massive game for the struggling Yellows, huge game for the promotion-chasing Whites.

Hopefully a cracking game in store.

Coventry

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Coventry City boss Frank Lampard told BBC CWR:

"It's a big game. And there's more to come. It was a very, very good performance.

"We were aggressive and played some really good stuff, very complete in the first half. It's nice to get an early goal, when you're playing at home and you start with the right energy.

"In the second half we get our early goal, then it was the red card. They're a good footballing team so they can handle 10 players to a degree and stay on the ball a bit, but we saw the game out.

"I'm delighted for Jack Rudoni. We work loads on the training pitch on those sort of finishes. He gave me a little wink when he came over after because we've been working on it. He's a top-class young player."

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This is the first time these two have met in Oxford in over 30 years.

The last time round ended up with the U's claiming a 2-2 draw at the old Manor Ground that sent their FA Cup fourth round tie in January 1994 to a replay which the then First Division side won at Elland Road over their top flight hosts.

Leeds defender Jon Newsome, pictured above, is in attendance this evening on the commentary team for BBC Radio Leeds, although I'm reliably informed he earlier claimed to have no memory of playing the Yellows!

Millwall

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Millwall boss Alex Neil speaking to BBC Radio London:

"The change in the game was taking the chances. They had two really good opportunities in the start and between that [and the goal] we had four or five really good opportunities to get the goal.

"They then get the first goal, we then respond and get another really good goal.

"Our management then has to be [to] get to half-time, make sure we can regroup, start the second half well and see where the game goes next.

"Unfortunately we conceded, what it meant was we had to continue to push and go for the next goal.

"We did have the next chance in the second half with Josh Coburn, I think if that goes in the complexion in the game completely shifts.

"I thought the third goal going in completely took the wind out of us and I think you could see that with the players, they looked as if [they thought] this is a long way back.

"I said to them my biggest problem probably at the end of the game was we looked as though we lacked a little belief at that stage and that's a frustration for me because that's not a nice sight to have as a coach."