Another glimpse of goal for the visitors as Josh Wilson-Esbrand's cross from out wide is driven past Max O'Leary's post by Lewis Baker in the middle of the area.

Zian Flemming could honestly have had a first-half hat-trick.

The Burnley man busts a gut to get into the box to meet a low cross from Josh Laurent on the right byeline but under pressure from two defenders he can only blaze over the bar from four yards out with Ivor Pandur beaten all-ends-up.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

A lack of firepower has been a problem for Swansea all season and once again they are looking like a team short of threat so far this evening.

That is why Luke Williams wanted attacking recruits in the mid-season transfer window - and why he was so frustrated when Swansea failed to get a deal for a forward-thinking player over the line.

Swansea are plugging away, but it is Sheffield Wednesday who have looked the more menacing side in a game that has not really caught fire as yet.

Geoff Doyle
Commentator on BBC Three Counties Radio

Luton with no win in nine in all competitions.

Six defeats in eight Championship games.

A run of form which has to be addressed otherwise they are not going to get out of the bottom three.

The Blades are really on it. Not seen much at all from Boro yet.

Callum O'Hare's low cross was cleared out of his own goalmouth by Rav Van Den Berg a little earlier and now a neat flick from O'Hare finds Jesurun Rak-Sakyi whose low drive is saved at the second attempt by Mark Travers, down low to his right.

A scramble in the Sheffield Wednesday box almost produces a goal for Adam Armstrong but Ryan Hedges flies in to block his effort for a corner.

A brilliant ball in from Isaac Price then picks out Torbjorn Heggem and his downward header beats Aynsley Pears but strikes the post.

Better from Hull as Kyle Joseph spreads the play wide for Eliot Matazo who returns the favour with a ball into the mixer which Joseph meets with a nice header which flies narrowly wide of James Trafford's post.

Nearly a second for Zian Flemming, and a third for Burnley, as the Dutchman neatly works some space on the edge of the area before firing narrowly past the base of Ivor Pandur's upright.

Millenic Alli's blushes may have been saved by the offside flag because the Luton man has just been guilty of a poor, poor miss.

A header from a free-kick was pushed onto the post by Sunderland goalkeeper Anthony Patterson and Alli took a complete air shot at the rebound from about three yards out.

More good work from Blackburn as John Buckley picks out Callum Brittain at the far post but his attempted volley flies over the bar.

I wonder if John Eustace is watching tonight? His (apparently) soon to be ex-players are playing some good stuff tonight.

Viktor Johansson with another save to keep Stoke in the game.

Scott Twine feeds Sinclair Armstrong who drives towards the box before unleashing a shot with his left foot which the keeper denies.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

I have covered a lot of Plymouth Argyle matches this season, but this is the most confident I have seen the team this campaign.

There is a swagger to them in possession and a better understanding without the ball.

It's amazing what a couple of good results - and a new head coach - can do for a side.

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If you need Gus Hamer tonight, check the zone, because that's where he is.

He does Luke Ayling all-ends-up with a close-range nutmeg and then strides forward before bending a gorgeous shot from just outside the box which skids past the dive of Mark Travers but inches past his far post.

Whatever has happened at Blackburn in the past 72 hours it doesn't seem to be troubling the players as they spring forward again but Makhtar Gueye's cross is easily cut out.

Tom Fellows leads a West Brom counter-attack but he fails to pick out a striped shirt and Blackburn clear.

There seems to be a lot of space in midfield for both sides to operate in.

The Claret and Blue tide continues but Hannibal Mejbri gets his connection wrong from a volley on the edge of the box and can only send his powerful effort wide of Ivor Pandur's goal.

It's the closest we've come to a goal and it's Josh Windass who sends an effort across the face of goal after good link-up play involving Ike Ugbo.

The visitors are still looking the more likely to make the breakthrough.

Mark Travers to the rescue again for Boro.

Gus Hamer swings a corner in from the left, into a swarming mass of humanity in the six-yard box, it looks like it's going to bend all the way in until Travers shows great strength to dive forward and punch the ball off the line under immense pressure.

A good move by Blackburn has West Brom struggling to clear and the ball drops to John Buckley on the edge of the area but his effort swerves wide of goal.

Tony 'Bomber' Brown
West Brom's all-time leading goalscorer on BBC Radio WM

Albion have started at a decent pace, they are trying to take the game to Blackburn.

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A quiet opening to this one.

The photographers were crowded around the Blackburn technical area ahead of kick-off taking pictures of interim boss David Lowe.

I doubt he's had as many cameras trained on him since his days of popping in the goals as a striker, notably for Wigan and Ipswich.

West Brom's Torbjorn Heggem is down at the moment after being caught by a flailing arm - he seems fine to continue.