Swansea are heading for a fourth successive away defeat in the league for the first time since March 2023.

As it stands they are dropping down to 17th place but still seven points clear ahead of the later kick-offs.

Oxford boss Gary Rowett makes another change with Will Vaulks walking wearily from the pitch to be replaced by Ole Romeny.

Straight after he scores his first Championship goal, Lewis Dobbin is replaced by Jose Cordoba.

Another change from Luton boss Matt Bloomfield as he sends on Liam Walsh in place of Marvelous Nakamba.

It's starting to look like today won't be the day Bloomfield gets his first Luton win. But he would be absolutely thrilled with a point at this stage.

Enda Stevens gets a caution for leaving a foot in on Alex Matos as the Oxford man tries to skip around him on the right side.

Swansea chasing this game and they swap out Liam Cullen for Eom Ji-Sung.

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

I think the crowd are going to get a bit more edgy given the quality.

Oxford are quite happy to soak up the pressure, the home fans will see this as a game they should be securing the three points.

The ball is sent in and Lukas Jensen gets there just before the boot of Mads Andersen.

Millwall captain Jake Cooper doesn't like Andersen's attempt and pushes him when the Dane is on the floor.

There is a bit of fisticuffs and the end result is a yellow card for both Andersen and Cooper.

Good technique from Jordan Clark as he keeps his volley down from outside the box.

But Lukas Jensen watches it all the way and pushes it behind for a corner. It may have gone wide, though Jensen was taking no chances.

A booking comes the way of George Saville as he brings down Carlton Morris.

It's a totting up process of fouls for the Northern Ireland midfielder to find his way into the book.

Miha Ivanovic has one and he maybe should have a second.

Tristan Crama picks out Ivanovic, who is unmarked close to the penalty spot. He goes to volley it but hits it into the ground, which allows Thomas Kaminski the chance to push it behind.

It's a good stop from the Belgian, but maybe the striker could have given him no chance if he had caught it as he wanted.

All you can hear is the contingent from south east London as Millwall look for a second goal.

Luton roll the dice with a double change as Isaiah Jones and Zack Nelson come on, with Alfie Doughty and Jacob Brown going off.

A double change for Swansea.

Brentford loanee Myles Peart-Harris heads off and Sam Parker is on.

Also coming on is big striker Zan Vipotnik for Florian Bianchini.

Following a flurry of bench activity from the visitors, Mark Robins twists as well, making just the one change though, Bae Jun-Ho replacing Lewis Koumas.

More bad news for Luton.

Of Millwall's seven league wins this season, six have come with a clean sheet. They are pretty dogged when they get their noses in front.

It's all going on now.

Josh Sargent gets his second goal of the game and is promptly substituted as his return to fitness is carefully managed.

Jacob Sorensen replaces the double goalscorer.

And Ben Chrisene is on at left-back in place of Lucien Mahovo who has made a good impression on his first start for the Canaries.

Triple change for Oxford with Mark Harris, Alex Matos and Tyler Goodhram on for Tom Bradshaw, Ruben Rodrigues and Siriki Dembele.

Mark Elliott
Stoke City commentator

Stoke are knocking on the door, but they haven't seen any clear-cut chances yet.

You wonder if tiredness will begin to play a part for both sides later on.

The game has hit a bit of a lull.

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