For a fraction of a moment, Finn Azaz thought he may have got himself a hat-trick.

He clips his finish beyond Charlton's goalkeeper, but his effort comes off the post.

As it turns out, it wouldn't have counted as the flag was already up for offside.

A double change for West Brom.

Alex Mowatt and Aune Heggebo are off.

Toby Collyer and Ousmane Diakite have the unenviable task of trying to rescue this, or is it just damage limitation?

Sinclair Armstrong beats his man as he bursts into the box and asks for the pass.

He gleefully receives it but Lawrence Vigouroux is impressive as he times his save perfectly to keep it out the net.

Brilliant stuff from the Swans keeper.

The challenges are flying in a little now from Charlton.

Tyreece Campbell picks up a yellow card for catching Taylor Harwood-Bellis a little late, then Greg Docherty follows his team-mate into the referee's book with his tackle on Cameron Bragg.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It's a brilliant goal, another set-play, West Brom won the first ball but they couldn't move it.

Torp hits it into the ground, a great strike and now Coventry are in front.

It's a really good volley, the way he waited, he didn't lash at it, he just waited and that's the sign of a man in form who trusts his technique.

West Brom are at full stretch again.

They clear the ball to the edge of the area where Bobby Thomas' shot is blocked.

A third Coventry goal feels only a matter of time.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Ellis Simms has glanced it into the back of the net, a really, really good goal and you wouldn't bet against Coventry going on and winning it now.

It's a totally different game now, this is Coventry's game if they can stay in the game and press on this advantage.

Mark Sykes makes his return after a few games out of action but Ashton Gate might be most excited to see captain Jason Knight back on the field.

He's been out for eight games but is ready to put in a shift this afternoon.

Ross McCrorie departs alongside goal scorer Emil Riis, who receives warm applause for his hard work.

There are furious penalty appeals from Charlton as Southampton goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu clatters into Lloyd Jones.

Was there also a push in there on Jones before he was cleaned up?

The match officials have a chat, but the appeals are waved away.

The home supporters make their thoughts clear with loud boos aimed at the referee.

Swansea are carving out some real chances now but Bristol City are holding firm in their defence.

The Swans are picking up corners but can't meet the deliveries, with a Robins player getting first dibs every time.

It leaves Ethan Galbraith to make the decision to go for a straight arrow from outside the box but it's not heading on target.

Changes incoming for the hosts now too. Swansea will want to strike soon if they can.

They are queuing-up now for Coventry.

This time Tatsuhiro Sakamoto lifts a cross to Jay Dasilva who volleys over the bar.

How can the 10 men of West Brom deal with the tide of Sky Blue shirts?

This could be a siege now on the West Brom goal.

Josh Eccles turns on the edge of the area and his shot deflects into the welcoming arms of Josh Griffiths.

Southampton haven't wasted time in their search for more goals.

Adam Armstrong skips his way into the penalty area and lets rip with a fierce shot. Charlton goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski is well placed to pushed it away.

That is a very clear warning shot from the Saints, I'd say.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Ashton Gate

There were boos from the Swansea fans as their team headed down the tunnel at half-time, staring at a sixth defeat from nine games in all competitions.

They've had chances to score but some of the defending has been dreadful, with Bristol City well worth their two-goal lead.

Early days yet but the opening stages of the second half have been an improvement of sorts from the Swans.

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

That's a game-changer, it's going to be a back to the wall situation for the rest of the second half now for Albion.

I said in the first half, Molumby's got to be careful, he's fiery, he's gone and done the worst thing his manager could have said.

Bristol City are picking up some yellows now to try and prevent Swansea from picking up momentum.

First it's Ross McCrorie to take the caution and then Adam Randell for preventing Ronald to take flight on the right wing.

Jayson Molumby sees red for West Brom.

The Irishman is already on a yellow card from the first half and pulls back Josh Eccles on the halfway line, giving referee Andrew Kitchen no choice other than to send him packing.

What a chance for Coventry now.

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Swansea have come out on the front foot.

They formulate a way through to the penalty box, allowing Marko Stamenic to get off his shot but seeing it blocked and chested out for a corner.

The resulting corner is defended well but does land for Ethan Galbraith hovering just outside the box, who takes it on his right foot and tries to knife it through the bodies and into the net.

Robins keeper Radek Vitek manages to get to it though. He's giving a quick-thinking performance today to ensure he maintains his clean sheet.