Marvin Ducksch earns himself a couple of chances for Blues.

The first sees him found in the box and he tries to sneak it past the Swans keeper but Lawrence Vigouroux is too big to avoid and his leg sees Ducksch's attempt deflected out for a corner.

Ducksch is then picked out at the far post from a corner but he can't keep his header down.

A goal would be nice. Somewhere, anywhere...

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Stoke keeper Viktor Johansson collides with his defender Aaron Cresswell as he comes and punches away a really dangerous ball in from QPR midfielder Nicolas Madsen looking for Jimmy Dunne.

Both players look OK to carry on as we resume with a drop ball in the Stoke half.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at St Andrew's

It's been a breathless start to this game with chances at both ends.

We've just been shown a replay of that disallowed Zan Vipotnik goal and it looks like the Swansea striker was onside.

This is a bright spell for the visitors.

A busy couple of minutes for Swansea.

They go on the counter-attack and work it to Zeidane Inoussa at close range. The forward tests Blues keeper Ryan Allsop who saves well.

The visitors keep the attack going to pick out Zan Vipotnik, who ripples the back of the net but has his celebrations cut short when the assistant referee raises the offside flag.

It was close.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

It's been a good game so far, even if a little scrappy.

Coventry have looked strong while transitioning from attack to defence, and have obviously been well coached. They've done their homework.

QPR strikers Richard Kone and Rumarn Burrell link up well with a nice one-two before Kone smashes wide of the near post.

That's three QPR shots to Stoke's zero so far.

Here come Leicester.

Jordan James uncorks a curling shot but it flies just wide of the far post.

Coventry keeper Carl Rushworth - at full stretch - gets a finger on the ball to tip it wide in fact, fantastic save.

A loose Swans pass becomes the catalyst for a Blues attack.

When the ball finds Tomoki Iwata, the fans call out a loud 'shoooooooot' but while the midfielder is more than capable of the spectacular, he cuts it across to another proficient goal scorer in Jay Stansfield.

Stansfield's straight shot takes a nick that steals all the pace though and it's easy enough for Swans stopper Lawrence Vigouroux to smother.

Maybe Iwata should have given it a go. The fans would have liked to see it at least.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at St Andrew's

Chris Davies and Alan Sheehan are two of the more animated head coaches you're likely to see in the Championship this weekend.

The Birmingham and Swansea bosses have not stopped jumping around their technical areas, barking instructions at their teams.

Coventry's Jack Rudoni sees his glancing header drift wide.

It came from a neat cross floated in from Tatsuhiro Sakamoto.

Some slick play from the Sky Blues these past few minutes.

Leicester doing enough to hold them off.

First glimpse of Million Manhoef as he plays a nice flick to get round Rhys Norrington-Davies on the right-hand side for Stoke but the attacker's cross sails behind.

Stoke having lots of the ball but it's the hosts who have had the better chances so far.

Blues captain Christoph Klarer is cautioned for an arm into Zeidane Inoussa.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Coventry are keeping a good shape so far but they have to against this opponent.

Leicester are pretty much a Premier League side so they play all kinds of different formations in and out of possession.

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Swansea's Ronald whips in a great ball for Zan Vipotnik in the box but the Slovenian gets his close-range volley all wrong and sees it zip high in the air.

A opportunity missed there.

Stoke have settled into a solid spell of possession but are yet to have a shot at goal.

The Hoops are happy to press for the turnover and hit the visitors on the break.

Ben Pearson's through ball evades Aaron Cresswell and Lewis Baker and rolls out for a goal-kick.

That about sums it up for the Potters so far.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at St Andrew's

It's a full house and a cracking atmosphere at St Andrew's. Great noise from the Blues fans.

Better from Blues.

They are starting to pile on the pressure in the final third but so far, each ball delivered into the box has been dealt with by a Swans player.

It's been a three game goal-drought for Birmingham, remember. They'd love to get one in early.

Owynn Palmer-Atkin
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

Leicester haven't lost this fixture on home soil since 2001, a run of nine games, seven wins and two draws.

Over the last decade it definitely feels like Leicester have had the upper hand.

Both Leicester and Coventry have started strong, with chances at both ends.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto is on target for the Sky Blues with a low strike from just inside the box.

Soon after it's the Foxes danger man, Abdul Fatawu, on target with a curling strike that's well saved.