FIVE minutes added on...

Kemar Roofe gets a standing ovation as he is withdrawn to stop the clock. On comes Pat Hoban.

Oxford so close to round four now...

Iwan Roberts
BBC Wales Sport at Kassam Stadium

"Stephen Kingsley didn't really have the confidence on his right foot to put his foot through it but he worked the opening well.

"He's done well since coming on."

Swansea need Jonjo Shelvey to scream one in from 35 yards now. You wouldn't rule it out either...

Swansea monopolising the ball now, it's now or never...

Left-back Stephen Kingsley has a shot easily saved by Sam Slocombe. 

Iwan Roberts
BBC Wales Sport at Kassam Stadium

"What a block that is by Johnny Mullins throwing his body in front of Bafetimbi Gomis' shot.

"It's a great run down the right by Mo Barrow too and a brilliant ball in."

And that is so nearly the equaliser! Mo Barrow tees up Bafetimbi Gomis on the penalty spot but his shot is snuffled out by a flying block from Johnny Mullins and the ball lofts onto the roof of the net.

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Dean Saunders
BBC Radio 5 live at Kassam Stadium

"Jonjo Shelvey has just walked the length of the pitch back. Swansea are leaving four men up front, I don't know if the manager has told them to do that but they are 3-2 down and have to dig in."

Again it's Oxford who come closest to the sixth goal of the game as the man they call COD - Callum O'Dowda - has a stinging shot from 20 yards turned over the top.

Swansea, Alan Curtis - what have you got in the tank?!

There was a suspicion of offside about the second Swansea goal, but don't take our word for it. Make your own mind up...

I think Swansea's entire set-up would be completely alien to TP, great man though he is...

Kemar Roofe is hunting a hat-trick that would secure the Oxford ball in the bag but his shot is over after more good play from George Baldock. 

Dean Saunders
BBC Radio 5 live at Kassam Stadium

"Oxford must have got in behind Swansea's defence 20 times today. You couldn't imagine someone like Tony Pulis letting that happen to his team."

Nathan Spafford: Re:Craig Dobson. Because we didn't use him to his best ability as Oxford are doing. We made him look a Conference player. (see post 1:31 PM)

Swansea begin to push more men forwards, Oxford boss Michael Appleton responds by bringing on attackers Danny Hylton and Callum O'Dowda.

Don't die wondering...

Iwan Roberts
BBC Wales Sport at Kassam Stadium

"It's a great pass by Jonjo Shelvey and Jefferson Montero gets in front of George Baldock for the first time this half.

"But all credit to Sam Slocombe, he spreads himself to deny Montero a second."

Is that the chance?! Jefferson Montero bursts into space again, it's a carbon copy of his opener but this time Oxford keeper Sam Slocombe makes a flying block to deny him.

Great game, great save. Fourteen minutes of normal time remain.

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Craig Dobson: Roofe and Maguire shouldn't be playing in the fourth tier. Any idea why the latter was allowed to leave Rotherham on loan? 

Paul Collins: Why did Swansea sack Monk without a definite replacement lined up? Couldn't do any worse than this. Poor decision. 

Glauber Berty: What a game this is. End to end, keenly contested, Oxford's fans causing an absolute racket.

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Matty Grimes has a free-kick saved by Sam Slocombe as this game remains in the balance. No sign of Oxford attempting to shut up shop, they are very much still open for business.