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Sanny Rudravajhala
Reporting for 5 Live Sport

'He’s one of our own' sing the away fans! You’d think you can’t miss Lewie Coyle in the his black wrap-around facemask but he’s managed to get in the box and volley from a well-placed floated cross from Scott Twine.

Albion boss Carlos Corberan has been jumping up and down and screaming at his players for most of this half, although curiously, he’s sat down now, maybe he’s just taking a moment before the break.

Two goals in four minutes toward the end of the half have Plymouth out in front in this exciting match at ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Park.

Could go either way this one.

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Some enterprising play from both sides at times, but wasteful finishing, particularly from Dwight Gayle, means we are level at the break.

Callum Robinson's deflected shot on the stroke of half-time struck the post and both sides will believe three points are there for the taking today.

Birmingham with an unlikely lead at the break thanks to a Jay Stansfield goal inside the game's opening 15 minutes.

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A tight game at St. Andrew's.

Nothing to separate these two out-of-form teams at the break.

The home side have had the only two shots on target in the game but Asmir Begovic hasn't really been tested.

Both of these teams are in the bottom three and will end the day there regardless of result here.

Nothing to separate these two in-form teams at the break.

Jed Wallace gave the home side the lead after some poor passing in a dangerous area from the Tigers but skipper Lewie Coyle drew them level before the break with a rare goal.

After going 1-0 down Preston have hit back with a vengeance and Coventry who were in dreamland earlier, ended that first half dazed and confused.

A good back and forth at Deepdale.

Far from a thriller at Stoke, but Dwight Gayle has missed two good chances in the past five minutes to give the hosts a half-time lead.

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Level in terms of scoreline but not in terms of players on the pitch.

Bottom side Sheffield Wednesday were reduced to 10 men when skipper Barry Bannan was sent off for a last man foul on Jason Knight.

The managerless hosts will look to make their extra man count after the break.

These two teams have met 35 times across all four divisions and there has never been a 0-0.

Goalless at the break.

Both sides have had their chances but neither have stamped their authority on this match so far.

It remains goalless at The Den at the break.

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Sunderland keeper Anthony Patterson saves from Jamal Lowe!

This is the archetypal 'nice height for a keeper' penalty from Lowe, with Patterson saving comfortably to his right.

The spot-kick was awarded after Daniel Ballard pulled Harry Darling down at a corner.

Against the run of play would have been a massive understatement had Swansea scored there.

Penalty to Swansea!

The 10 men have a great chance to take the lead as the referee spots an infringement from a corner.

Aaron Paul
³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Radio 5 Live commentator

Wes Harding, who has two in his last two games, has just thundered a header onto the crossbar. That is Millwall's best and only real chance of the game.

Saints have been patient in their build up and are dominating possession. Stuart Armstrong has curled their best opportunity over the bar.

The visitors are controlling the tempo of this game, but are just lacking the final touch that has seen them score seven goals in their last three games.

Millwall defender Wes Harding rattles the crossbar from close range.

Saints escape.

Dafydd Pritchard
³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea are holding on at the moment.

Sunderland's Patrick Roberts cuts in from the right wing and shoots low and hard with his left foot, but Carl Rushworth pushes it on to the post and holds on to the ball at the second attempt.