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Oxford United boss Des Buckingham told BBC Radio Oxford:
“We asked for a response from Wednesday in terms of being a lot more creative in the final third and we had some big moments to extend our 1-0 lead.
“I’m happy with the reaction but disappointed with how the second half played out.
“I am who I am and we will always be as honest as we can with the
Substitute Tyrese Campbell wrapped up a clinical Sheffield United victory as they kept a ninth clean sheet in 13 league games in a dominant display against Blackburn Rovers.
Harrison Burrows blasted the Blades ahead with his first goal for the club before the break and Campbell made it 2-0 with a close-range strike on 64 minutes to take the visitors up to second before the 15:00 GMT kick-offs.
Rovers failed
Kayden Jackson wasted a huge chance to give the hosts an early lead, side-footing his close-range effort wide after meeting an inviting low cross that Nathan Mendez-Laing bent into the box with the outside of his boot.
Sainz was Norwich’s biggest first half-threat, as the Spaniard forced Derby goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom to palm a miscued attempt over the bar just minutes after he sent a skimming low shot just
Le Bris had said in the build-up to this game that this occasion was not the “real derby”, but the hectic start suggested it mattered a great deal in front of the Championship’s biggest crowd of the season, 42,781.
Both teams could have scored inside the first seven minutes as first Scotland forward Conway headed against the top of the bar from Isaiah Jones’ cross, but he really should have