A long throw from Ryan Leonard causes havoc in the Swansea box but the ball is scrambled clear by Ethan Galbraith doing some diligent defending at the back.

Corner to Millwall.

Josh Windass sends the free kick about 10 yards over the crossbar.

Real waste from the Wrexham skipper.

Derby's Ebou Adams is booked for the away side for bringing down George Dobson as he advances on goal 25 yards out.

Good chance this.

Another Josh Tymon delivery from the right, this time with the outside of his left-foot, is dealt with superbly by Tristan Crama, who heads clear otherwise Zan Vipotnik would have had a tap in for his second at the back post.

Wrexham move the ball around with some neat passing and win a corner down their right.

Lewis O'Brien tries to work a short corner and... The home side are forced back to the halfway line before a hopeful punt upfield to nobody.

Very much the kind of thing that makes centre-backs who have come forward for the set piece... not best pleased.

Jack Robinson takes out Josh Eccles as the ball drops out of the sky.

Robinson was going for the ball, misses it and his follow through catches the Coventry midfielder.

That's the first caution of the game.

Rob Gurney
BBC Radio CWR Sport commentator

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Frank Lampard and Chris Davies are exchanging words on the sideline and sharing some unpleasantries.

The fourth official has jumped in between them, Lampard is not happy with the referee's decisions.

Lewis Koumas collects a brilliant cross field pass from Christoph Klarer.

There are two chances for Koumas to shoot but he holds onto the ball and Tatsuhiro Sakamoto is able to get a tackle in for the home side.

Couple of good chances for the visitors.

First, good footwork from Will Smallbone sees him slalom inside but his left-footed finish is wasteful, shooting wide without testing keeper Vigouroux.

Moments later, Thierno Ballo cuts inside and does hit the target with a low drive but it is comfortably kept out by Vigouroux.

It's been an excellent first half hour or so in this one.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea boss Alan Sheehan gave some interesting insights into his coaching style in the build-up to this game, explaining how he sets his team up to play.

Unlike some of his predecessors, who set out to pass opponents into submission, the Irishman said his philosophy is more focused on getting forward quickly, winning possession and then trying to hurt teams in the transition rather than, as he put it, "just having the ball".

Swansea’s goal was a clear illustration of that approach, as Zeidane Inoussa regained possession near the Millwall penalty area, drove forward and crossed for Ronald, whose low shot was backheeled into the net by Zan Vipotnik.

The Swans have had chances to extend their lead since then, but Millwall have showed glimpses of their threat too.

Issa Kabore clatters into Carlton Morris 25 yards out to give Derby a good chance to put a dangerous ball into the box.

Craig Forsyth's ball into the middle is good but the home side make first contact.

Lewis Travis picks up the loose ball and stands up a decent cross to the back post.

Derby keep the pressure on but it comes to nothing in the end.

Joe Bryan whips in a dangerous cross into the near post but it is gathered in with accomplish by Swansea keeper Lawrence Vigouroux.

At the other end, Jake Cooper is penalised for a foul on the touchline for kicking Swansea's Ronald.

Josh Tymon puts the ball in the middle but his free-kick eventually goes out harmlessly for a goal-kick to the visitors.

Milan van Ewijk gives away a cheap corner - he wants a foul but referee Thomas Kirk is having none of it.

There's a pile-on at the far post and Coventry goalkeeper Carl Rushworth is blocked off - free kick.

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Derby have struggled to make clear-cut chances this season, they came into today's game with the lowest expected goals in the division.

They had a great chance to open the scoring in the first minute here but haven't really opened up the home side since.

Swansea captain Ben Cabango is the first man to go into referee Dean Whitestone's notebook this afternoon.

He is booked for cynically hauling down Millwall's Josh Coburn on the counter-attack.

Ooh.

Lyndon Dykes leaves a bit on Bobby Thomas as they challenge for a header.

Referee Thomas Kirk has a good look at it and decides it's just a free kick.

Probably just about the right call from the official.

Darren Carter
Ex-Birmingham midfielder on BBC Radio WM

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There are positive signs that Blues can get into good attacking areas.

Then if you look a Coventry, so can they - both teams have a good attacking threat.

Coventry look like the team that are a bit sharper in the final third.

Ethan Laird is having a busy time of it.

He goes from providing a cross to doing really well to prevent Milan van Ewijk getting the ball into the area at the other end.

It's blocked for a corner and the visitors get it clear.

Two chances for the Swans to double their lead!

First, from 25 yards out, Ethan Galbraith looks to bend one but it goes just wide of Steven Benda's right-hand post.

Moments later, the ball ricochets back to Zeidane Inoussa but his left-footed strike goes a whisker wide of the far post when he probably ought to have hit the target.

The home side in charge of this one, so far.

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