Been a while since we've had any action in Swansea's attacking third but a free-kick allows them to do just that.

It's a little far out but substitute Kaelan Casey gets some serious power on his header. Not enough to beat out Saints stopper Alex McCarthy, who jumps up high to collect.

We've got seven minutes tagged onto the end of this one.

Even if the Swans haven't put up much threat, those home fans must be feeling on edge after all those wasted opportunities.

Richard Kone, so dangerous in the first 45 but so quiet in the second gets a late look at the goal for QPR

He fires wide and over.

We have six minutes remaining.

Five minutes left for Derby to find a response. Oxford are defending deep.

Swansea have started to fall away a little so unsurprisingly, boss Alan Sheehan is changing things up.

Marko Stamenic and Ronald jog off pitch as Jay Fulton and Kaelan Casey join the fray.

Saints bring on Finn Azaz and Ryan Fraser in place of a tired Leo Scienza and Welington.

Two Millwall changes.

Casper De Norre came on in the first period to replace the injured Massimo Luongo but now he's withdrawn.

Luke Cundle is on.

Mihailo Ivanovic also heads off with Macaulay Langstaff getting a run.

Lawrence Vigouroux is back on his feet. Much to St Mary's displeasure.

Carlton Morris pulls out wide and brings down the ball well, he looks up, has no real options on so tries a left-footed curler from a mile out. It's a decent effort but always wide and well, rather sums up the Rams as an attacking outlet today.

Swans stopper Lawrence Vigouroux is on the ground, clutching his ankle.

The boos ring across the ground. Despite that miss, Saints were finally starting to purr and that could have disrupted that rhythm.

A double change for Millwall.

Femi Azeez and Thierno Ball take a breather.

Alfie Doughty and Camiel Neghli are on for the final 15 minutes.

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That is UNBELIEVABLE!

Adam Armstrong hits his strike with such force, Swans keeper Lawrence Vigouroux cannot keep hold of it and it rolls out ripe for picking.

All Caspar Jander has to do is poke it into the net but... he doesn't. He puts it on his left foot and sees it hit the post, skimming across the net as he falls to ground trying to recuperate.

Mind-blowing, that.

They've missed some huge chances in this game but that's possibly the biggest.

Into the last 15 minutes of normal time. Derby have thrown attackers on and the game is a bit stretched now but still the hosts look more likely to score a second. Both sides are hovering just above the bottom three as it stands.

It just isn't happening for QPR in this second period.

Millwall are seeing this out well at the moment.

Kieran Morgan replaces Jonathan Varane for the home side.

Teenager Jay Robinson is introduced for Saints to try and freshen up the attack while Elias Jelert and Cameron Archer make way.

Tom Fellows is the other to be brought on.

Fellows has yet to make a goal contribution - scored or assisted - since joining from West Bromwich Albion this summer and will look to rectify that today.

Zeidane Inoussa and Ethan Galbraith have played their part for Swansea and are withdrawn, with Malick Yalcouye and Eom Ji-sung on to replace them.

Oxford have had 16 shots to Derby's three today, despite the Rams having more of the ball. Ponderous stuff from John Eustace's away side.

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Koki Saito is straight into the action for QPR and Max Crocombe blocks his shot at the near post.

The next goal so important in this one.

That is cliche number four in the big book of football cliches by the way.

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Don't forget we've got another seven matches starting at 15:00 BST, including Coventry looking for the win against Blackburn that'll take them back to the top.

We're in it for the long haul as well... Leicester host Portsmouth at 19:45.

More changes for QPR.

Michael Frey and Paul Smyth are off.

Rumarn Burrell and Koki Saito, fresh from his senior debut for Japan, are on.

Adam Armstrong is high up field and makes a run behind the defensive line.

He goes that bit too soon though and the flag is immediately raised for offside.

He still lets a shot off even after the whistle is long blown. Maybe he's feeling a little bit restless.