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Brilliant for home specialists Norwich, simply horrible for Swansea who did all they could to help the Norfolk side.

It all came to life just one minute before the break with Josh Sargent marking his first start since late October with a fine finish from Emiliano Marcondes' excellent reverse pass.

The 44 minutes which preceded that were relatively lukewarm but Swansea might have been head but for Angus Gunn's fine save from Florian Bianchini.

Liam Cullen levelled for the visitors with a diving header just past the hour only for his defence to cough-up a gift to Norwich 60 seconds later and Sargent grabbed his second.

More poor defending led to a third for the home side with Josh Key dispossessed in his own half by Lewis Dobbin who took the ball to edge of the area before firing in his first Championship goal.

The floodgates opened with more circus-like defending allowing Ante Crnac and Emiliano Marcondes to add to the scoreline.

It's four successive away defeats in the league for Swansea and 14 goals conceded along the way - they still have work to do this season.

Norwich are now the Championship's top scorers at home with 36 goals compared to Leeds' 35 and they might, with players coming back from injury, still fancy a dart at the play-offs.

Liam Roberts is able to get a touch of the ball as a long ball runs into his box for him to slide and collect.

Not only now for Millwall to see out.

Another point picked up for both sides in a match that was far from a thriller.

A few grumbles if not quite full throated boos at the bet365 at a fifth home match in seven where their red and white striped heros have failed to score.

The flipside is a fourth clean sheet in the last six and while a league win eludes Mark Robins there are positives.

For Oxford, who it should be noted had the best chance of the game with Ole Romeny, it is eight unbeaten under Gary Rowett.

Neither side able to grab the three but a point apiece seems about right in a game where defences dominated.

A caution for Swansea's Jay Fulton as he trips his man.

Stop the ride, Swansea want to get off...

Lukas Jensen cannot continue as he is carried off the field.

Liam Roberts has to quickly get his gloves on and sprint on to try to preserve this three points.

We are playing four minutes of injury time, but expect considerably more as Millwall goalkeeper Lukas Jensen is down needing treatment after that recent corner.

Alex Matos booked for yanking back Andrew Moran. A fourth Oxford name in Farai Hallam's notebook.

In amongst all the carnage, Swansea made changes.

Josh Ginnelly and Jay Fulton are on for Goncalo Franco and Ronald.

We will have six minutes of added time.

Mark Elliott
Stoke City commentator

It's Oxford who are having the better spell over the last 10 minutes.

Neither side can lay claim to being hard-done by in this game, there's been a lack of quality at both ends.

A stiff challenge from substitute George Honeyman and he ends up in the referee's notebook.

Last throw of the dice for Oxford from the bench, Prsemyslaw Placheta making way for Matt Phillips who gets an appearance bonus for no more than five minutes work.

Can he prove worth the cash.

A real scramble inside the Millwall area ends with Lukas Jensen pawing the ball behind.

The ball ricochets into Carlton Morris' path about five yards out and spins wickedly high and towards the goal with Jensen seeing it dropping towards his goal.

From the resulting corner, Jensen is nowhere as he comes to try and claim but Elijah Adebayo heads over.

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So close to the opening goal.

Long ball over the top which Viktor Johansson comes out of his box to try and shepherd out by the right touchline. Despite his claims that didn't look to have gone out of play and Ole Romeny nicks in and picks his pocket.

With the goal gaping albeit from a tight angle, the Oxford substitute fires from the edge of the box on the left only to see his effort hit the crossbar and rebound away to safety.

He had to do better there and hit a daisy cutter rather than long iron. So close to the breakthrough.

Now it's Alex Neil's turn to go to the bench as George Honeyman replaces Duncan Watmore.

Seven minutes plus stoppages for Millwall to see this one out.

Thomas Kaminski has kept Luton in it here with a fine reaction save with an outstretched leg to keep out Miha Ivanovic's near-post header.

A second goal for the Lions and that would be game over.

Peter Kioso goes into the book for dragging at Andrew Moran's shirt and stopping him rounding him close to the left touchline.

It doesn't matter who is in charge at the Den, you know that Millwall's DNA usually makes them difficult to break down once they get ahead.

But having thrown away a two-goal lead against Cardiff the other night, Alex Neil will take nothing for granted just yet.

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