Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

If the game stays like this then changes will need to be made to freshen things up.

It all depends on how the game is going.

Dare, by Gorillaz, was one of the final songs during the interval at Turf Moor, but which of these sides will be the most daring in the second half?

Surely the onus is on the Clarets at home, but Swansea have looked pretty dangerous in the final third themselves.

The heavens have opened at the break and there are a big 45 minutes coming up... the final half of Championship action until 22 November, let's hope it's a good one!

Sheffield United

Image source, Rex Features

"We can't achieve anything when we're not connected. It's a word I use a lot," said Blades boss Chris Wilder after their derby delight against Wednesday.

"We'll have bumps in the road but what you'll see is that last five or 10 minutes today when everybody is giving everything.

"We were miles off it last year. We weren't prepared to go into the Premier League. It was a difficult time.

"The players were undercooked and the Premier League is a ruthless division. It was time to make changes in terms of players and the way we play.

"A lot of hard work went into the summer recruitment but it's down to the players and their attitudes. I'm enjoying working with them.

"You've seen the subs at the end, you need that togetherness and you definitely need it here."

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Despite a seventh game without a win, Hull City boss Tim Walter told BBC Radio Humberside:

"We are not happy with the result but the improvement in the performance was obvious. That's what keeps me strong and keeps me happy.

"If you have a negative run, like we are having, all you can do is fight against it and stick together, like we did against very strong opponents.

"We need big balls and character and that's what we showed. I know the results will come.

"The reaction from our fans was brilliant. They tried to keep us up and to keep us in the game. That was really good and it's really pleasing."

Ian Woodcock
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

It's taken a little while longer than it does after most games, perhaps understandably, but we have heard from Blades boss Chris Wilder.

"There's a lot of pressure on you and you can't get away from it," he said. "It was a tight game decided by one bit of quality.

"I'd have loved for us to have played the kind of football we'd played over the first 14 games but the biggest thing is we got the result.

"The players stood up and saw it out. You've seen a team that's really connected with the supporters. It wasn't a game of high quality but derbies normally aren't.

"The reaction to go four wins on the bounce (after back-to-back losses) is an incredible achievement. I'm not saying we've won anything because the season doesn't end after 15 games, but we're in a good place.

"I like the feel of the place and the club. We need to kick on into the next round of games."

While we are at half-time in this game, let's grab some reaction from the two games that have already finished this afternoon.

• Sheff Utd 1-0 Sheff Wed
• Hull 1-2 West Brom

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Turf Moor

I can confirm that Burnley fans have not booed their ex-bench warmer.

Image source, Getty Images

"I don’t think I'll get any boos because unless they were watching the warm-ups, they won't know who I am."

One of the great football quotes, that, from Swansea keeper Lawrence Vigouroux, who joined the Swans from Burnley this summer and is making his return to Turf Moor this afternoon.

Click here to read more from the Frenchman before the second half starts.

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

The Zian Flemming chance was probably Burnley's best chance, he'll be dissapointed with that.

Burnley are getting into great positions, they just need that little bit of magic in the final third.

It's very good but they just need a goal.

Image source, Rex Features

To the surprise of er... nobody, this one is goalless at half-time.

Cross everything you can over the next 15 minutes for that to change!

Lawrence Vigouroux is in the action again in the Swansea goal as he denies Luca Koleosho.

Can either side find a goal before half-time?

Josh Tymon sends in a lovely cross looking for Zan Vipotnik, but it is just beyond the reach of the Slovenia international.

Swansea head coach Luke Williams will be pleased with how his side are doing - they are just missing that goal.

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

It's end to end now.

You can see when Burnley commit players they're getting hit on the break.

Swansea's Slovenia midfielder Zan Vipotnik gets himself into a good position in the box, but his right-footed effort is just off target as it finishes in the side netting.

After a goal at Oxford last week, Vipotnik would love his second Swansea strike.

Sanny's post paints a fair picture.

If any of us have ever been to a game at Turf Moor, there's a fair chance that the rain has been sweeping in over the nearby hills!

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

Josh Brownhill covers some ground.

He's got a great attitude and great energy.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Turf Moor

The rain and mist rolls in and there’s a bit of a chill in the air.

There’s a bit of a weird pace to this game. Burnley starting bright and continuing to get joy on both flanks, with Swansea’s pace of play being snail-like, to the point I start thinking about the weather.

Burnley midfielder Josh Cullen is the first player into the notebook as he is booked for a foul on Ronald.

It's worth recalling that Burnley won their first two games this season 4-1 and 5-0 against Luton and Cardiff.

Since then, they have managed only eight goals in 12 completed matches. That kind of return is never going to win you promotion.