Albion still hunting for an equaliser and George Campbell rolls it to Charlie Taylor, who was copping some stick from his own fans earlier, but his strike from the edge of the box is charged down.

The home fans are trying to rouse their troops as the nerves grow.

The away side make a double change.

Eric Bocat and Jesurun Rak-Sakyi are on for the visitors.

Tyrese Campbell and Tahith Chong are withdrawn just after the hour by Chris Wilder, with Gus Hamer and Andre Brooks sent on.

Not bad subs to have up your sleeve for a team in the bottom half of the Championship, eh?

Ryan Leonard scored the first goal of the day and he now has this game's first booking.

He sees yellow for pulling back Lewis Dobbin.

The classic 'give it 10 minutes and see if that makes a difference' substitutions.

Vitor Matos has seen enough and makes three Swansea changes as he sends on Zan Vipotnik, Ronald and Goncalo Franco.

Malick Yalcouye, Liam Cullen and Eom Ji-Sung have gone off.

Adam Cottier
BBC Final Score commentator at Hillsborough

This is a difficult watch. Southampton have been a bit wasteful and they don’t look to be in too much of a high gear here and they don’t need to be to win this.

Sheffield Wednesday are spirited, but so powerless. I don’t think any football fan can take joy from seeing a club in such a state.

Coventry go to their bench for the first time today and bring on Victor Torp for Frank Onyeka.

Southampton scored five in their midweek win over QPR.

They'll fancy their chances of adding to their lead in this one now.

As it stands they're staying four points behind sixth-placed Wrexham for now but the race for the final play-off place is looking VERY tight and goal difference could be pivotal in the shake up.

Peter Rhoades-Brown
Former Oxford and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio Oxford

Oxford need to keep their work rate up.

We just need to stop the West Brom crosses coming into the box.

Liam Cullen has a go from distance and Christian Walton has to push it away.

The Swans trying to find something to give themselves a chance of taking a point back to south west Wales.

A couple of glimpses of goal for Albion forward Josh Maja who is denied by Michal Helik as he tries to get under a looping ball on the edge of the box before, moments later, Maja escapes his marker in the middle but can only send a tame header straight at Jamie Cumming.

This will not be an easy task for Preston to come back.

Of Millwall's 17 wins this season, 11 have come with a clean sheet. They are a tough nut to crack when defending a lead.

Wrexham so close to a second as the ball is pulled back by Kieffer Moore to Lewis O'Brien but Kayne Ramsay produces a vital block to prevent the Red Dragons doubling their lead.

Mark Elliott
Stoke City commentator on BBC Radio Stoke

Coventry haven't started the second half in the same manner they did in the first.

Sometimes goals can do this and it does look like Coventry have had the wind knocked out of them.

Stoke need to up their aggression.

So, we go again.

League leaders Coventry should be out of sight in this match and they're not.

Stoke's very slim play-off hopes are basically over but a win here could put them back in the conversation.

They couldn't could they?

Albion back on the front foot after the break and Ollie Bostock's cross from the left is a dangerous one but is well claimed by U's keeper Jamie Cumming.

Pretty even in possession in the first half, but those two Ipswich goals give them a big advantage.

Now the Tractor Boys will want to see this out with a degree of comfort as they have a home clash with fellow promotion chasers Hull on Tuesday.

Former England man Nathaniel Chalobah started for Sheffield Wednesday today for just his fourth appearance of the season and his first action since December.

His afternoon is over after 45 minutes, Jarvis Thornton is on.

Lewis understandably not a very optimistic West Brom fan.