Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at the Stok Cae Ras

Wrexham fans are doing everything they can to lift their players as Oxford push for an equaliser after that Callum Doyle red card.

In fairness to the hosts, they have had far less of the ball in the last 15 minutes but they still look solid at the back.

Sean Fusire brings down Delano Burgzorg and it's a first yellow card of the game for the Wednesday defender.

Make that two yellows as Hayden Hackney leaves something on Harry Amass.

Kieffer Moore's flailing arm earns him a yellow card.

Michal Helik felt that!

Almost done and dusted for QPR.

The visitors break forward and Jimmy Dunne hammers a shot against the post.

Sheffield Wednesday force a corner but we'll wait for the set piece as they make a change.

Svante Ingelsson is off and Bailey Cadamarteri gets 20 minutes to show us what he can do.

The corner is cleared.

You can't help but feel Coventry fans might be enjoying this second-half performance from Wednesday against the Sky Blues' promotion rivals.

Gary Rowatt throws on two more forwards.

Luke Harris and Przemyslaw Placheta are on for Will Vaulks and Brodie Spencer.

The timer ticks over 30 minutes since Wrexham's last shot. They won't care if they have another if the score stays as it is.

The Baggies need the flow of the game to change in the last 10 minutes.

Daryl Dike and Charlie Taylor are set on to find a point.

Karlan Grant and Josh Maja's introductions 10 minutes ago haven't worked so far.

QPR need that second goal but Swansea have had the better of this second period so far.

In saying that, Lawrence Vigouroux has to keep out a Steve Cook header.

Harry the Hornet beats his drum to gee up Imran Louza for a corner.

It is a good delivery but James Abankwah shoulders it wide.

Rob Law
BBC Radio Tees commentator

The Boro fans are trying to encourage the ball across the line, but Joe Lumley is standing tall and will not let it in.

The Boro fans are trying everything to get in the mind of their former player.

A change for Swansea.

Liam Cullen replaces Eom Ji-Sung.

They are still very much in this.

Watford are looking to kill this match off with a third goal.

Imran Louza sprints forward and lays off to Mamadou Doumbia.

The Malian attempts to place into the bottom corner but doesn't get enough bend.

On-loan goalkeeper Joe Lumley is having a night out.

He does brilliantly to tip over Alan Browne's fierce close-range effort.

The former Middlesbrough man is frustrating his former employers.

Tom Ince carries the ball from deep.

He gets a little lucky with a give-and-go to put him one-on-one with Josh Griffiths.

But the shotstopper wins the battle of wits as the shot is fired straight at him.

Julien Stephan has had enough.

His side have ceded the initiative to Swansea and he makes a double change.

Ilias Chair is back after being out injured since the second game of the season and he's joined by Jonathan Varane.

Isaac Hayden and goalscorer Rumarn Burrell are off.

Middlesbrough are just looking to reassert themselves after that flurry from the home side.

Joe Lumley beats out a fierce Morgan Whittaker shot before the goalkeeper has to deny Tommy Conway.

Sam Field has to slide in to prevent Ronald galloping through on goal for Swansea.

Much better from the home side in this second period despite being one man down.

This isn't comfortable viewing for those who have travelled from West London.

George Thomason is sacrificed after that Callum Doyle dismissal.

Centre back Lewis Brunt is sent on for 20 minutes of defending.

Siriki Dembele and Nik Prelec come off for the U's, with Filip Krastev and Mark Harris heading on.

Rob Law
BBC Radio Tees commentator

Middlesbrough have got their back against the wall in this second half.

I'm not surprised they are looking to the bench, Rob Edward's arms are that stretched out directing his players he is practically on the pitch.

Boro need something to wake them up in second half.

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Callum Doyle is gone.

The Wrexham full-back slides in late on Siriki Dembele.

The Oxford players weren't happy with that challenge, and Elliot Bell shares their view.

The Red Dragons have 20 minutes to hold on with 10 men.