Alex Neil wastes no time and sends on Macaulay Langstaff and Tommy Watson for Casper De Norre and... Barry Bannan.

The former Owls captain is off. Can his side find a way back into the game or will it be an unhappy return for the ex-Scotland international?

Will these changes help the Swans get back in it?

Brentford loanee Gustavo Nunes and and Finland international Leo Walta are on. Off go Eom Ji-Sung and Liam Cullen.

Derby looking to double their lead now.

Joe Ward picks out Patrick Agyemang with a neat pass. He has debutant Sam Szmodics in support but opts to go on his own and the move fizzles out.

With Preston trailing Watford, the Rams are up into the play-off places as things stand. Big final 25 minutes at Pride Park.

Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

What an impact from the sub!

He makes things happen; he's an old school winger.

Preston sitting on their lead has cost them, there's so much space in the middle of that pitch, what a turnaround!

More changes for Sheffield United who are lucky to even be remotely in this game, let alone level. Sydie Peck is on for Djibril Soumare.

It looks like Millwall's best chance of a breakthrough is going to come from a set piece.

The Lions have a real height advantage when the likes of Tristan Crama, Jake Cooper and Caleb Taylor come up from the back.

But so far, Sheffield Wednesday are keeping them at bay and are carrying their own threat at the other end.

The ball sits up for Jamal Lowe to hit it on the volley, but it's well wide.

Portsmouth are picking up where they left off in the first half... narrowly missing chances to take the lead.

This time it's John Swift who meets a clever Adrian Segecic corner on the edge of the box but curls an effort just wide.

Is it going to be one of those days for Pompey? It just will not go in for them.

Lewis Miller's afternoon is going to be cut short here. He only came on at half time but he's gone down off the ball and unchallenged and is unfortunately leaving the pitch on a stretcher.

Hopefully we see him back for Rovers as soon as possible, while Harry Pickering is on in his place.

Early chances at both ends.

Millwall win a corner and it's floated in to Jake Cooper but the captain's header is collected by Murphy Cooper.

The Owls keeper set Olaf Kobacki away down the left, who cut inside and fired into the side netting.

Cole McGhee then spun and shot to draw a save from Max Crocombe.

The Owls looking much more threatening in the early stages.

Blades boss Chris Wilder made a change at the break with Callum O'Hare on for Tom Cannon.

Not a lot in the way of goalmouth action in the first five minutes of this second half.

Is Swansea's inconsistent away form haunting them again?

Three of their four away wins this season have come against sides in the relegation zone.

Swansea's only other away victory came at Watford two weeks ago. They’ve lost nine of their 11 other games on the road (D2).

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Derek Payne
Former Watford midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

It's been a very quiet and subdued atmosphere from the Preston fans despite the fact they're winning.

Their style of play means they're quite happy to sit in and hit us on the break.

Swansea looking for an instant response but Derby are able to hold firm.

Eom Ji-Sung sends in a free-kick for the Swans and Marko Stamenic gets on the end of it from close range but Josh Vickers is able to make the save in the Derby goal.

Ed Still has made a change at the break for Watford as Giorgi Chakvetadze makes way for Kwadwo Baah in an attempt to get themselves back into this one.