Derby fans breathe a big sigh of relief as the visitors carve out a good chance for Elliot Simoes to get his second goal but his snapped shot is blocked by Curtis Davies and flies narrowly wide.

The Tykes are claiming that's come off Davies' hand. It's not conclusive from the first replay.

Derby have gone really quiet and are starting to slip deeper and deeper.

Luckily for the hosts, Jacob Brown's cross is too close to keeper Ben Hamer.

But the warning signs are there... There are three minutes of the 90 remaining.

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Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

This game is still in the balance as the clock ticks down, and Charlton's fans - to their credit - are trying to lift their team for a final push.

Around 500 travelling supporters are making plenty of noise.

The home crowd, meantime, are getting a little tense having seen all those first-half chances go begging.

Charlton have been trying to expose teenage defender Ben Cabango on Swansea's left - it hasn't paid off yet, but it's definitely their target area.

The Addicks are running out of time to find an equaliser though. They're into the final 10 minutes.

Here's a half chance for Barnsley from a tight angle on the right, but Conor Chaplin's shot is straight at Ben Hamer.

Wayne Rooney's looking a bit tired now. I wouldn't be surprised if he's brought off shortly for a breather. Playing 90 minutes was always going to be a big ask, after more than two months without a competitive game.

He's still spreading some fine balls across the park, mind.

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They're into the final 10 minutes at the Liberty Stadium. Charlton have definitely improved in this half, but have nothing to show for it.

Still time.

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Jack Marriott - who has scored one tonight but could have had three in truth, and should definitely have had two - is given a rest.

Academy product Morgan Whittaker - who is just 18 but is making his 11th first-team appearance - replaces him.

Ben: Not sure what game people are watching if they think Rooney is having a good debut. Good ball for the opening goal, but he's been massively off the pace in open play.

The game's gone a bit flat. Barnsley aren't showing any signs of a late flurry, as things stand.

Roger: Fully expect Derby to climb the table. Could we be seeing Rooney back in the Premier League next season?

Well, Roger, if the scores in both of tonight's games stay like this, Derby would be eight points off the top six, in 17th. It's tight and congested in the middle of the Championship table.

Teenager James Vennings replaces Albie Morgan as the visitors make their second change.

Derby's second goalscorer Martyn Waghorn comes off and Scott Malone comes on.

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Charlton goalkeeper Dillon Phillips saves well as George Byers blasts a shot from just inside the box.

Swansea still can't put this game to bed.

Barnsley aren't out of this yet. They may not have been level for long but Elliot Simoes' first goal for the club has still given them the belief that they can get something from this game.

Alex Mowatt is trying to make things happen for them from midfield.

At the other end, Martyn Waghorn clips the side-netting for the hosts.

Bersant Celina replaces goalscorer Yan Dhanda. A defensive switch for the Swans with 20 minutes to go.

Charlton's Josh Davison can't quite connect from a free-kick - instead the ball hits his shoulder, goes wide and he lies face down in disappointment in the home goalmouth.

Jack Marriott races clear, one-on-one, but he's denied by another good save from Samuel Sahin-Radlinger.

Derby are looking very dangerous now but Martyn Waghorn sees a shot blocked and then Duane Holmes clips an effort well off target on the follow-up.

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Things might not be going to plan for Barnsley boss Gerhard Struber on the pitch but, nevertheless, lets' take a moment to appreciate his strong hat game. The man's got style.