Michael Frey goes down in the Millwall box as another cross comes in - no penalty.

Max Crocombe claims the ball before Ryan Leonard crunches into Paul Smyth and the Lions man does get that first yellow card.

Leo Scienza cuts inside and strikes, well angled and pacey but it hits the post.

The rebound falls perfectly for Cameron Archer to tap in, but instead he thumps it off target.

Frustrating for Saints.

The set pieces really are stacking up against Millwall - corners, free kicks and long throws.

Referee Adam Herczeg warns Billy Mitchell as he gives away another free kick.

The official will dish out a card soon you feel.

Jamal Fyfield
St Albans defender on BBC Radio London

QPR as the home side you would expect to be on the front foot.

They're on a great run of form and there's a lot of confidence in this squad.

When you're on top as QPR have been, you have to score, it can come back to bite you if you're not careful.

Millwall are looking to slow things down and quieten the home crowd.

They get a cross in which Paul Nardi claims.

We've had nearly half an hour and it's raced by.

Derby have responded well to falling behind. First only a fine touch from Michal Helik on the stretch prevents Carlton Morris from a tap-in, before Andi Weimann's shot is deflected over.

Millwall just cannot handle the presence of Richard Kone.

He finds space inside the box but from an angle mishits his shot wide.

There's just no time to take a breath - it's great though!

Another player looking to demonstrate to his manager just how good he can be is Cameron Archer.

Swansea find themselves countered at blistering pace, finding Archer with the ball before they can even fully get their bearings.

Archer unleashes before the Swans can react but sends it off target.

Beauty! Cameron Brannagan lines up a long-range shot and the Oxford midfielder hits it brilliantly, cutting across the ball and sending it just over the top from 25 yards.

Jamal Fyfield
St Albans defender on BBC Radio London

It's that front three again working their magic.

It's a great piece of skill from Kone. Smyth unleashed a venomous shot, it just skimmed off the crossbar.

Inches from a QPR opener.

Paul Smyth crashes in an effort which clips off the crossbar before going over.

Max Crocombe seemed comfortable that was going over - he must be a VERY good judge!

Paul Nardi to the rescue again as Millwall sprint away on the break.

Femi Azeez is slid in by Thierno Ballo but Paul Nardi is out to make the block.

Oh, hang on he was offside - as you were everyone.

Still, a warning for the dominant QPR.

Zeidane Inoussa wins the ball and controls it with his chest well to sprint into space.

He's looking bright today, clearly relishing his chance to show his stuff now Eom Ji-sung is being rested after a busy international break.

The ball is cut out by former Swansea man Nathan Wood though before he can get a shot away.

Well that chance has livened Oxford up.

Siriki Dembele drives into the area and finds Brian de Keersmaecker on the edge of the box.

His low shot is parried out by Jacob Zetterstrom, but Oxford recycle the ball and find the midfielder in space again, he hits another shot which is also well saved!

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One Direction were at number one when Craig Forsyth first joined Derby County and he's still going strong for the Rams at 36.

He's caught out here by a route one ball over the top though, Stanley Mills gets behind him and tries to dink it over Jacob Zetterstrom and it's a decent save!

Best chance so far.

Not a great sight.

Millwall's Massimo Luongo leaves the field on a stretcher - he appeared to twist his knee.

He gets a great reception from all sides of the ground - he was very popular during his time at Loftus Road in the blue and white hoops.

Casper De Norre is on.

There's a problem for Millwall's Massimo Luongo.

He won't want to go off against his former club but I think his afternoon is done.

There's a stretcher on - looks like a knee injury for the Australian.

Adam Armstrong sneaks behind the Swansea defence to pick up a cross near the penalty area but he's on his lonesome and there's no one to swing it towards in the box.

He does win the first corner of the afternoon though, which is promptly headed too high by Taylor Harwood-Bellis.

The threat isn't over as Shea Charles drives towards the box and tries his luck but he's not able to get the better of the tricky angle.