Blackburn have a half-time lead thanks to Yuki Ohashi's close-range finish from Ryoya Morishita's low cross from the right.

They have conceded late goals to miss out on three points in their past two games, you feel Rovers will need another one to feel secure, even if they are playing the basement boys.

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Leo Scienza goes close to adding a third for Southampton but they will go in two to the good after the first period comes to a close.

Goals from Finn Azaz and Adam Armstrong have given them a solid grip of this at the break.

Kieffer Moore's fourth-minute tap-in has Wrexham a goal to the good in a lively game at Deepdale.

James McClean cleared one off the line from Liam Lindsay and keeper Arthur Okonkwo superbly denied Alfie Devine a leveller at the other end and produced a double stop to thwart Thierry Small on the stroke of half-time.

Not sure the scoring is done for the day...

Half time at Ashton Gate, with nothing to separate the sides.

Six minutes added on for someone to do something in this game.

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Big scoreline, this...

Sindre Walle Egeli's second goal in four days has the Tractor Boys a goal up at the break.

Town keeper Christian Walton is largely to thank, tipping Josh Eccles' low shot onto the post and also tipping over Ephron Mason-Clark's rising strike too.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea have played with more urgency as this half as gone on, with Vitor Matos' side winning duels and passing the ball with greater tempo.

As a result, a home crowd who have seen only one league win since the opening week of the season are responding - and now they have a goal to cheer.

Marko Stamenic has his first goal for the Welsh club after heading home at the far post, and Swansea have their first set-piece goal in the Championship this season.

They were the only club without one before today,

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

He's found Egeli in a great position, he's finished beautifully.

That all stemmed from winning the ball, it's the first moment we've really taken charge of the game.

A big test for Coventry now.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Bramall Lane

Goodness me! Mark McGuinness could have had FOUR near-identical goals so far.

Stoke are struggling to deal with the big Blades defender.

Gus Hamer has found the Irishman every single time from corners so far.

The conditions are challenging and we have seen three yellow cards in the space of three minutes.

George Pratt and Ryan Alebiosu have been cautioned for the hosts while Harry Amass has followed Sean Fusire in having his name taken for the visitors.

Some tragic news to bring you now, we're sorry to report that the supporter who was taken ill at Charlton's game against Portsmouth this lunchtime has died.

In a statement, the club said: "Charlton Athletic are devastated to report that a supporter has passed away following a medical emergency at The Valley today.

"Everyone at the club sends their heartfelt condolences to the supporter’s family and friends at this incredibly difficult time."

All our thoughts here are also with the supporter's family and loved ones at this time.

Very lively stuff at Deepdale as Liam Lindsay has seen an effort for the hosts cleared off the line by James McClean after Arthur Okonkwo came off his line to punch a high ball.

Down the other end and McClean fires wide after a George Dobson cross deflected into his path.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Deepdale

The hosts have been magnificent in the last 15 minutes or so, creating numerous chances.

But Wrexham conceded just one goal in five league matches in November, and today's defensive effort so far from the Welsh side is proving why they have been so difficult to score against of late.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Bramall Lane

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Stoke can’t have any complaints about Mark McGuinness‘ header.

In fact, he had an identical chance three minutes earlier too. A first goal for him since joining from Luton in September.

It’s heavy drizzle here in Sheffield and so far it’s the Blades who are cutting through the rain to hold the lead.

First real chance for the hosts as Taylor Gardner-Hickman lets fly from distance, fizzing a low shot past Pierce Charles' post as the rain continues to pour at Ewood park.