Alex Mowatt tries his luck from just outside the box but his effort whistles just wide of the post.

In the 20th minute, that is finally our first shot of the evening at Vicarage Road.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at the Stok Cae Ras

We've only just managed to get back on to the WiFi in the press box given the power outage before kick-off.

And the timing is impeccable!

Wrexham have started very well here against Oxford United, with Liberato Cacace twice going close.

Nathan Broadhead and Kieffer Moore look threatening up front too.

But they go ahead as the aforementioned Wales duo combine, with Moore's volley from a corner falling to Broadhead who just gets the ball home!

Jamie Cumming comes to Oxford's rescue again.

Will Vaulks' long throw is defended and within the blink of an eye, Wrexham are counter attacking with vigour.

Nathan Broadhead looks odds on to finish, after a Kieffer Moore nod down, but Cumming is off his line to smoother.

Swansea goalkeeper Lawrence Vigouroux is called into action and does well to keep out a stinging effort from Nicolas Madsen.

Swansea are winless in their past four at home and this isn't helping to settle the Welsh fans.

Rob Law
BBC Radio Tees commentator

Everyone inside Hillsborough pays their respects to former owner Milan Mandaric, who passed away on 4 October.

The irony is not lost on many inside this stadium, as the Wednesday fans continue their boycott of the current ownership.

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We are up and running at Hillsborough in this 20:00 BST kick off.

There are rows and rows of empty seats all around the stadium as fans boycott the club in protest at owner Dejphon Chansiri.

They even projected their feelings onto the outside of the ground tonight.

Before the game we had a show of respect for former Sheffield Wednesday owner Milan Mandaric who passed away recently.

Watford get in on English football's new obsession with long throws.

Rocco Vata does his best Liam Delap impression but his hurl is headed away at the near post.

Fair to say this game hasn't lit up yet.

A first proper look at goal for either side comes from QPR's Richard Kone but his header is over the bar.

It's cagey.

There are NINE players on the Oxford goal-line.

They false start on the first whistle, but when they go again, they run out as one to block Liberato Cacace's attempt.

Jamie Cumming has denied Cameron Brannagan's blushes and us an all-time own goal.

The U's skipper's powerful and bottom-corner hunting backpass forces a diving save from his goalkeeper.

And that means an indirect free-kick in the penalty area!

One of football's great scenes.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

QPR are among the Championship's best travellers right now, having taken 16 points from their past eight away league games stretching back to April.

That run includes the 7-1 thrashing at Coventry in August which ended up having a positive impact, with Rangers arriving in Wales with confidence despite their weekend home loss to Millwall.

Swansea, meanwhile, are in need of victory having struggled to deliver wins on their own patch this season - but it has been a low key start from both sides.

We await a spark at the Swansea.com Stadium.

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Liberato Cacace is causing problems down the left on just his third start since arriving in the summer.

Michal Helik is alert enough to cut out the latest run in behind from New Zealand's finest.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

Middlesbrough have got to say this season, 'you aren't going to catch us, and we are going to stay up there'.

It is there for Middlesbrough, all the teams that have come down are struggling and I do think they will bounce back a little bit, especially in the transfer window, come Christmas they will reinforce.

If you are in that top six, which I think Boro will be at the end of the season, even the top two, there will be unbelievable belief between the fans and the players. Togetherness is important to see you through and get you over the line.

But you have to earn your results, you have to work hard and be on top of your game and you have got play like you did against Ipswich - if you do you are going to win this game.

A fast start from the hosts.

Liberato Cacace carries the ball down the left and is allowed to keep on going all the way to the by-line.

At which point the angle is against him, but he still drills a shot at Jamie Cumming.

Everything is now working as it should in north Wales and we are rocking and rolling.

Ross Wallace
Ex-Sheffield Wednesday winger on BBC Radio Sheffield

Nobody likes the current situation, the stadium is empty.

The players need all the help they can get. When this stadium is rocking and it is bouncing, I've played in it myself it gives you so much of an edge and it gives you that extra yard and momentum.

When you have a shot on goal, the crowd's up, it is brilliant. This is a massive football club and when this stadium is full it is an unbelievable place to play, if you are a Sheffield Wednesday player.

It has been disgusting the way in which this club has been treated, it is not right!

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A warm reaction for Javi Gracia as he took his place in his old/new home, ie the home Vicarage Road dugout.

West Brom have seen all the ball so far without looking a threat.

Lights, cameras, and ACTION!

We are under way at Vicarage Road and the Swansea.com Stadium.

Wrexham and Oxford are running five minutes late due to some earlier power issues, and Hillsborough will follow at 20:00 BST.

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