Goncalo Franco gets a sight of goal but for Swansea but for the second time this afternoon the Portugese man sends his shot over the bar.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Ewood Park

Superb technique by Tyrese Campbell and this game is done.

He got his first Blades goal last weekend and he’s come off the bench for a second.

The away end are on their feet and in fine voice. I can’t see Rovers getting back into this now.

Big, big save.

Stoke's Lewis Koumas shows some patience as he holds the ball ready for this teammate to come running into a better crossing angle.

It's whipped toward Bae Jun-ho but Jacob Zetterstrom is wide awake and stops a second.

Sheffield United make two more changes.Gus Hamer and Andre Brooks are on and Callum O'Hare and Jesurun Rak-Sakyi are off.

Blackburn look to get back into it but Joe Rankin-ACostello sends a curling shot just wide of the post.

The home side still yet to have a shot on target.

Another double change for Derby as Jerry Yates and Marcus Harness are withdrawn to make room for Dajaune Brown and Kenzo Goudmijn.

Time is ticking on Oxford's unbeaten home league record.

No Championship side has scored more than once in a game against Swansea this season so you get an idea of how difficult it's going to be for the U's to turn this around.

It's got a bit scrappy, funnily enough after a rash of substitutions...

Stoke keeper Viktor Johansson will be sick of Kayden Jackson's feet by the end of the match if the forward keeps up his determination to meet the net.

Though this time, Jackson's strike doesn't connect with his foot the way he'd like and the whiffed shot is easily saved by the Potters keeper.

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

Sheffield United do at last get that second goal!

From 10 yards out Tyrese Campbell smashes it into the back of the net and the Blades now have a commanding lead.

Right in front of the travelling fans.

Three changes for Oxford.

Mark Harris is replaced by England under-21 international Dane Scarlett.

Owen Dale is withdrawn in favour of Malcolm Ebiowei and the third substitution sees Will Vaulks sent on in place of Josh McEachran.

The home side make their first two changes of the day.

Andi Weimann and Callum Brittain are on and Tyrhys Dolan and Ryan Hedges are off.

Could have been a second for Tom Cannon!

Derby aren't able to deal with the attacking threat after Nat Phillips takes down Bae Jun-ho but while the winger is tumbling, Cannon is lurking ready to take aim.

He strikes with some force but Rams keeper Jacob Zetterstrom is able to take off some of the pace before Eiran Cashin runs back to clear away from the goal line.

Well this has really woken up in the second-half.

Swansea's Myles Peart-Harris finds space on the edge of the Oxford area but fires his shot wide.

A change for Swansea with Liam Cullen on for Joe Allen.

Cullen was benched from the starting line-up today in favour of Allen but now gets a chance to add to his two league goals having recently signed a new contract.

And that's Tatsuki Seko day done.

In his stead arrives Lewis Koumas for Stoke's first change of the afternoon.

How pivotal could this prove to be?!

Blackburn defender Dom Hyam gets back on to the goalline to head Kieffer Moore's header away.

Nat Phillips is the latest name in the book for Derby after fouling Tatsuki Seko.

The away side go to their bench for the first time.

Rhian Brewster's two-year wait for a league goal wont be coming to an end today. He's replaced by fellow forward Tyrese Campbell.

A big chance for Swansea to make it 2-0 as Zan Vipotnik gets free in the six-yard box but his effort is brilliantly tipped over by Jamie Cumming.

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Hearts in mouths.

Derby forward Kayden Jackson lets it rip and Stoke keeper Viktor Johansson is a little delayed in his response. He dives down to it just in time to block it away and fortunately for him, the bounce falls to a home player.

If it had met with a man in orange, that would have been the equaliser.