Swansea have begun this with two changes from their last league game, a loss at Millwall on 4 January.

Josh Tymon returns at left-back and Swedish midfielder Melker Widell is in from the start.

There are also a couple of big alterations in the Birmingham line-up.

Captain Christoph Klarer returns to the heart of defence as Japan striker Kyogo Furuhashi gets the nod in the number 10 role as Jay Stansfield starts on the bench as he nurses his way through an injury.

After a big light show in the build up, we are ready to go in south west Wales.

No pressure lads, but how about a cracker?

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It's an even longer Saturday than normal as Swansea welcome Birmingham in a rare teatime game.

Swansea have picked up since Vitor Matos walked through the door with three wins in their last five, moving them clear of real trouble near the bottom.

For most promoted clubs, being halfway at the halfway point of the season, would be absolutely fine, but Birmingham do not hide their ambitions.

They expect to be pushing nearer the top and they needed a big win over leaders Coventry in their last league game after seven matches without one, and head coach Chris Davies certainly did.

Blues start nine points off the top six, but they have not won on the road since mid-October.

We'll get more reaction from today's matches over the next couple of hours, but for now attention turns to South Wales where Swansea host Birmingham City...

Ed Dawes
BBC Radio Derby commentator

What a good goal it was to get Derby this victory, and the Rams have been the better team all game. They just had to defend after the goal to see out the victory.

You have to say on the balance of play Derby really deserved this one.

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Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

The way Hull set things out from the start they knew they weren't going to have massive amounts of possession. So, it didn't really effect the way Hull were able to play .

Hull could have had a few more goals, but they have done what they needed to do. We have come away from home, and the pressure is on them and we turned the fans against the Southampton players, which but them under even more pressure.

The confidence was draining from the Southampton players as the game went on and Hull were able to open them up.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

It’s just not good enough, is it?

There is a fundamental lack of nearly everything needed to be a good side in the Championship.

How can you test the keeper so little when you’re a goal down with 20 minutes to go? The season is becoming mediocrity personified.

There's still one more game to come!

Swansea, in 17th, take on 14th-placed Birmingham at 17:30 GMT.

First, let's get a bit more reaction from the 15:00 games...

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That feels massive for Norwich in their survival fight.

Anis Ben Slimane and top scorer Jovon Makama get the goals for the Canaries either side of Sam Smith's equaliser.

Norwich debutant Ali Ahmed provided the assist for the opening goal and also hit the bar himself as he made a positive impresson.

Wrexham's four-game winning run comes to an end as the top six remains tantalisingly out of reach.

No Josh Sargent for Norwich? No problem.

Norwich earn a corner - just where they want the ball.

I do not think they will be sending too many forward!

Jay Rodriguez lifts a shot over for Wrexham having come on for George Thomason.

Three minutes remaining - minimum.

Andrew Moon
BBC Radio Solent's Portsmouth commentator

A pretty grim spectacle, far from a vintage performance but all that mattered today was getting the three points and Pompey just about managed that.

A much needed and important win secured.

We still have five minutes to go.

Jacob Wright replaces Pelle Mattsson for Norwich as they try to wind down the clock.

Just the eight minutes added on by Will Finnie.

Wrexham tend to be specialists at this stage of a game.

Vladan Kovacevic comes up with a big save for Norwich.

Nathan Broadhead at point-blank-range is denied by the Canaries goalkeeper.

This might be a nervy last few minutes for those who have travelled from Norfolk.

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A disappointing result really for Stoke, but a much sadder note was the sight of Divin Mubama being stretchered off and driven away in an ambulance.

Let's hope it's not as bad as it looked.

A point for QPR on the road and they probably won't be too unhappy with that.

Sonny Carey's strike early in the second period earns Charlton a precious three points.

They were handed a massive advantage by Sheffield United who had Djibril Soumare and Japhet Tanganga sent off in the first period.

That was after the Blades had started well with Patrick Bamford and Tom Cannon forcing saves out of Thomas Kaminski and Soumare had hit the post.

A victory that gives Charlton some breathing space at the bottom.

Almost a second goal for The Addicks but Andre Brooks clears off the line from Lloyd Jones.

Matty Godden replaces Miles Leaburn for the home side.

A big chance for a QPR smash-and-grab.

Hoops substitute Kealey Adamson has time and space in the area, but he blasts wide.

We will have three minutes of added time.