Portsmouth pushing for an equaliser early in the second period.

Abu Kamara and Tom Lowery both go close for the League One leaders, who still trail to Tyler Goodrham's first-half strike.

Some half-hearted Swansea appeals for a penalty as a corner bounces around in the Leicester box and comes close to - without actually - hitting a Foxes arm.

Tim Steere
BBC Radio York's Harrogate Town commentator

No team in League Two has won more games away from home this season than Harrogate Town.

A few sides are level with them at the moment.

But this win would be number eight on the road and no team in the division has done that this season.

For the first time tonight you can hear a few disgruntled voices among the Leicester fans.

Swansea have been much better since the interval and the home side are no longer having it all their own way.

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Leicester's first change sees Yunus replace Dennis Praet.

Then Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall fouls Matt Grimes, but the Swansea free-kick from the right is cleared.

Guy Whittingham
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio Solent

This game is just slow.

Everybody wants to take a touch before they play the ball.

There needs to be some one-touch passes to get around players.

Portsmouth are giving Oxford confidence, allowing them to get close.

Back under way in League One and Oxford have made a change in goal for the second half, with Simon Eastwood replacing Jamie Cumming.

Bristol City win their fifth corner of the night - compared to Coventry who have had zero.

Taylor Gardner-Hickman's delivery doesn't get past the first defender on the near post though.

Another glorious chance goes begging for Leicester.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who took his goal so well in the first half, volleys wide from close range.

Big let-off for Swansea.

Ronald is into the thick of the action since coming on for his Swansea debut.

He's drawn a couple of fouls already and the Swans at least are getting the ball near the Leicester penalty area.

No goals in the 90 minutes at Bloomfield Road, so our first semi-finalist in the EFL Trophy will be decided from the penalty spot.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Swansea are the better team.

Leicester midfielder Dennis Praet just seems to be a little bit off the pace.

I know he has been out of the game for a long time.

Omari Patrick came close to a goal in the first half and he's edged even closer again at the start of this second.

His effort takes a deflection and rattles back out off the post.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Coventry have got to raise their game.

They have got to get more of a grip on midfield.

The passing has got to be a little bit better.

Swansea make a change at the break and it's a significant one as they bring on their new signing, Brazilian winger Ronald.

Harrison Ashby is the player who makes way.

We're getting back under way in our 19:45 GMT games.

Harry Chapman has curled a superb free-kick into the bottom corner to put Bradford in front after an hour of their EFL Trophy quarter-final against fellow League Two club Doncaster.

Andrew Moon
BBC Radio Solent commentator

A cagey and fairly poor half overall, Oxford scoring with the only meaningful effort on target.

Pompey looked very comfortable in possession, but they are not creating anything and Oxford seem comfortable in defence.

When will we see Portsmouth bring on Callum Lang?

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Bolton are bidding to become the first team to win the EFL Trophy in successive seasons, but they have been unable to find a way past fellow League One side Blackpool. It remains goalless with a few minutes remaining.

They're back under way in the games at Peterborough and Bradford, with Posh leading AFC Wimbledon 2-0 and the Bantams level with Doncaster.