An absolutely bonkers game of football ends all-square.

Jack Moylan's first-half hat-trick seems a lifetime ago as Divine Mukasa, Arne Engels and Max Kilman salvaged a point for the Hammers who came from 3-0 down with 32 minutes to go to draw Scott Parker's first game in charge.

Gatlin O'Donkor and Mo Missanga goals late in the day earned the points for the hosts to win the Thames Valley Derby, but how the Royals will rue hitting the woodwork three times in the second half.

Lisav Eissat trips up Wolves substitute Sean Neave right near the white lines.

Whether it's inside or outside the box is hard to tell but the referee wants nothing to do with it at all to leave the away support enraged.

They should have had something for sure. Not their night, is it?

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

Boro had an awful lot of ball but really didn't do anything with it.

They had a great chance first half and should have taken the lead.

Overall, they've been a side that have been well off the pace.

A real bad day at the office.

Nathan Trott with another stunning last-gasp save.

Jarrod Bowen's high cross from the right is met by a downward header from Tomas Soucek but Trott somehow gets down to his bottom left corner to claw it away.

Two minutes and change remain.

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Wrexham upset the league leaders in an impressively professional display.

The Red Dragons kept Boro quiet and Lewis O'Brien created the magic to ensure they found the goal.

First he pounced on a header won by his tall team-mate Kieffer Moore before providing the cross for Oliver Rathbone to nod home.

Questions will be asked after this. Are Wrexham finally on their way up? Can Middlesbrough thrive without top scorer Will Lankshear?

Thought this was in.

Ezra Mayers pops up at the back post to meet Jarrod Bowen's deep cross but opts to lash his volley with the outside of his favoured left peg and not his right and his angled strike flashes across the face of goal.

Myles Peart-Harris' first touch isn't a good one and takes it away from him, giving Wrexham keeper Anthony Patterson plenty of time to come out and smother the ball.

Not been a great half for the league leaders. They have lacked teeth in front of goal without Will Lankshear in the side.

SIX added minutes for West Ham to write a story those 3,200 fans will talk about for the rest of their lives.

Edvin Austbo unleashes a powerful 30-yard drive with his right peg which Nathan Trott dives to his left to shovel away.

West Ham have everyone pretty much within 45 yards of the City goal, bar the keeper, at the moment.

Their fans are urging them on. They believe.

Four minutes added but the Red Dragons have this wrapped up.

West Ham corner now, won by Jarrod Bowen, who is showing his class tonight. Well, in the second half.

Tomas Soucek comes on before it's taken, replacing defender Joel Veltman. Attacking change with two minutes to go.

Bowen curls the corner in but the whistle goes for a foul on keeper Nathan Trott by the flailing arm of joel Piroe. Needless again.

Some young legs are introduced to Wolves' front line.

Sean Neave, Mateus Mane and Tommy Doyle are brought on.

Fer Lopez, Rafiki Said and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde exit for a cool down.

Cardiff earn a moment of respite by winning a corner but Alex Robertson's delivery from the left is too deep and over the head of David Turnbull at the back stick.

Tomas Soucek is preparing to come on for the Irons. Is the script written?

A ball is lofted behind for City striker Dom Ballard, who slides it into the net but it won't count.

Flag is rustling in the air for offside. Went too early.

Most needless yellow of the night goes to West Ham's Joel Veltman who fouls David Turnbull on halfway and then throws the ball away to prevent the hosts taking a quick free-kick.

Easiest decision Ed Duckworth's ever made.

Dan George
BBC Sport at the Kassam Stadium

Oxford are cruising here now.

The Reading fans have been stunned into silence as the U's knock the ball around with ole's ringing out from the home support.

With less than ten minutes to go some of the travelling Royals have seen enough and are now heading for the exits.

Myles Peart-Harris' pass is a little ahead of Boro team-mate Jeremy Sarmiento but he manages to get a grip of it.

The angle is difficult but he goes for it, rippling the wrong side of the netting.