The work is done for a couple of Blackburn's goalscorers.

Ryan Hedges and Yuki Ohashi take their seats on the bench and Mahktar Gueye and Dion de Neve are on for the final few minutes.

Josh Edwards flings in a mighty throw which Miles Leaburn meets with a powerful close-range header which is straight at keeper Jakub Stolarczyk who clings on well, unfortunately for the Addicks man.

Swansea are the team on top but they still trail.

They look to throw the dice again and make a double chance as Melker Widell and Zan Vipotnik come on for Joshua Key and Liam Cullen.

Watford boss Paulo Pezzolano makes a couple of changes as he looks to protects his side's lead with Jeremy Ngakia and Luca Kjerrumgaard making way for Ryan Andrews and Vivaldo Semedo.

Peter Swan
BBC Radio Humberside

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There's no just no urgency, there's no pace, and there's no quality.

We never picked up the pace and we've not got in the game at all. We've probably had a good five-minute spell at best.

They're all getting frustrated with each other now. They've got to look in the mirror after this game.

ANOTHER chance for a fourth Blackburn goal comes and goes.

Ryan Hedges, who opened the scoring, sends a shot just wide after good work by sub Axel Henriksson.

Summer signings Harvey Knibbs and Charlie Kelman are being introduced by Nathan Jones, with Sonny Carey and Rob Apter heading off.

Knibbs bagged the winner off the bench on his debut against Watford... what Nathan Jones would give for a repeat showing here.

Sergej Jakorivic had enjoyed a great start to life in England with four points from his first two games as Hull boss.

This game has been a real eye-opener for the task he has in hand though at a club who stayed up in the Championship on goal difference last season.

Yuki Ohashi sends a shot wide for the visitors as they continue to push for a fourth goal.

Harry Winks and Silko Thomas are coming on for Leicester, with Jeremy Monga and Oliver Skipp the ones to make way as Marti Cifuentes tries to regain the initiative in the final 20 minutes or so.

Charlton will be making their own subs soon...

Another Charlton corner from Josh Edwards is met by a flashing header from Conor Coventry at the near post, taking advantage of some static defending from Jannik Vestergaard, but his effort flies over the Foxes crossbar.

Lloyd Jones goes into the book for a foul on Patson Daka and Leicester almost capitalise from the deep free-kick, Jannik Vestergaard getting two bites at the cherry in the goalmouth but scuff his final effort from the floor which makes it a simple save for Thomas Kaminski flopping to his right.

Blackburn are really enjoying themselves out there now.

Todd Cantwell sets up Axel Henriksson, just on as a sub, but he can't convert with his first action and Ivor Pandur makes a comfortable save.

Really feels like if we're to have a fourth goal in this game it's likely to go the way of the visiting team.

Owynn Palmer-Atkin
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

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It's been very end-to-end in this second half.

We've had much more excitement in this half which was very much missing from the first.

Tyreece Campbell and Miles Leaburn combine to send Rob Apter haring down the right but his low shot is heading for the side-netting, until it is tipped behind by Jakub Stolarczyk, who got his angles wrong, for once.

Rob Edwards has two attempts to take his corner as the ball was rolling the first time but a looping header from Lloyd Jones at the far post evades the stretch of Stolarczyk and somehow skews past the upright off the heel of Conor Coventry.

Swansea are pressing now.

Josh Tymon puts in a cross and it reaches Liam Cullen but his poked effort comes off the post.

Good reaction from the Swans.

Hull City go to their bench for the second time this afternoon as they look to try and salvage something here.

David Akintola is on in place for Joel Ndala in what is a largely like-for-like swap in the forward positions.

Blackburn make a couple of changes of their own, on come Kristi Montgomery and Axel Henriksson and off go Sidnei Tavares and Augustus Kargbo.

First real chance for Swansea as they search for an equaliser but Zeidane Inoussa is unable to make full connection and Egil Selvik gathers.

That's a first.

Yuki Ohashi is teed up by fellow goalscorer Ryan Hedges but his shot is saved by Ivor Pandur in the home goal.

All of Rovers' three previous shots on target this afternoon had gone in.

Watford make their first change of the game as goal scorer Nestory Irankunda makes way for Kwadwo Baah.

Irankunda did receive treatment after he was fouled earlier but he's unable to continue.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Watford forward Nestory Irankunda is forced off injured after feeling his hamstring - and Swansea will be relieved to see that.

The Australian teenager has been superb this afternoon, and it is his free-kick which still separates the sides.

The bad news for Swansea, who have offered little going forward as yet, is that Kwadwo Baah is on in Irankunda's place.