Hold up in play here as Hull winger Yu Hirakawa gets some treatment for the home side after getting tangled up with Koki Saito.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

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Everything that has been tried under the previous manager before hasn't really got a bounce out of these players.

Gary Rowett may have made some threats about taking players off or ruffling a few feathers because they've come out with a lot more energy and a lot more desire.

The crowd are really behind the team now, that's all they want, a bit of fight and desire.

First change of the day for the home side.

Off goes Gustavo Nunes and on comes Ronald.

Joe Walsh is forced into a fine save from Paddy McNair's flicked attempt, which took an extra nick off Oli McBurnie, from a corner.

The home side pushing for the lead.

Don't see this every day, play is halted as the ball's popped.

Fortunately unlike that PE lesson I had about 25 years ago where the same thing happened and we'd only taken one ball out to the field, they have some spares at the MKM Stadium.

West Brom have been so timid today. Content to pass the ball about in their own half at pedestrian pace. Pretty uninspiring stuff.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea boss Vitor Matos must have been delighted to be in front at the break given that the goal came from their one genuine chance in the first period.

Gerhard Struber, meanwhile, must have been fairly happy with what he saw in the first half, aside from the defending for Zan Vipitnik's goal.

His side have begun the second period with purpose, as was the case in the first half.

This contest is still wide open.

Gary Rowett's team talk has done the trick. Leicester are looking way brighter than they did in that first half.

Jeremy Monga has got the pace to test the Stoke defence but can't quite find the final product, though Stoke's Sorba Thomas is equally as fast on the counter.

Foxes midfielder Oliver Skipp stays with him to make a vital tackle to still the counter. It shows that it's not only the visiting attack that has improved, but Stoke haven't gone away either.

Interesting start to this half.

Excellent start to the half for the home side, who win a corner in the first 30 seconds.

Joe Walsh in the R's goal is on guard to punch the ball away at his near post.

The stadium DJ did his best to inject some life into The Hawthorns with a bit of lunchtime Darude but we shall see if the Baggies can kick up any sort of storm.

The hosts have scored three goals under Eric Ramsay. They need to double that in a half.

Not looking great for the two sides trying to battle themselves away from relegation (well, other than Sheffield Wednesday I guess!).

Things are starting up again around the grounds so make sure you don't go anywhere. I think there might be a few surprises in store... maybe...

Mike Sheron
Former Stoke City striker on BBC Radio Stoke

A nice early goal always helps, it got the crowd up for it, the performance has been very good, a lot of aggression, forcing errors from the opposition.

There's been lots of crosses into the box, with pace as well.

When things are going your way, you have to take advantage and I just don't know if we've taken advantage enough in that first-half.

A lot of fans in South Yorkshire will be interested in what's going on at The Hawthorns today.

A West Brom win will relegate Sheffield Wednesday today, while any other result will mean they will go to Steel City rivals Sheffield United tomorrow needing to win to keep the R from appearing next to their name.

Of course, some Owls fans were hoping that West Brom would get the job done today...

Alexa, find me a pub team in Leicestershire

Tony Brown
West Brom's all-time record scorer on BBC Radio WM

Albion gave an early goal away and that set the tone, the fans aren't happy and Coventry have been comfortable and happy, Albion can't break them down.

There has to be a talk from the manager at half-time that puts some spirit and some zip into the players.

You can not allow a player to run free to the edge of your box, Jack Rudoni has smacked it and it's gone into the top corner, that's not professional, you have to close him down.

All-square at the break thanks to a couple of goals that both managers wont want to see again from a defensive perspective.

Paddy McNair bundled Harvey Vale's deep corner into his own net to give the away side the lead before the hosts levelled when the R's bungled their attempts to clear Yu Hirakawa's low cross and Joe Gelhardt popped the ball into an empty net.

The home side have the lead at the break.

The Swans have had just the one shot on target but in-form striker Zan Vipotnik doesn't need an extra invitation.

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West Brom finally have a shot on goal with the last touch of the half but it's well wide.

While we're flicking through the history books a reminder that it is 25 years since Coventry were last in the top flight.

Could that wait be coming to an end this year?