Boro forward Tommy Conway is on the ground, clutching his ankle.

It gives the bosses a chance to have a chat, the game feeling firmly in the balance.

Conway seemed like he was in some pain but it's not yet another injury blow for the Teesside club. He's back up and ready to carry on after receiving some treatment.

Incredible reaction save from Josh Griffiths keeps the deficit to one.

Jack Rudoni peels away to the back stick to nod a deep free-kick back into the mixer where Liam Kitching stoops to head towards goal from maybe four yards out, only for his effort to be tipped over by the advancing Griffiths with his outstretched arm.

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Burnley have a free-kick on the edge of the area, they spend an age lining up some elaborate routine and Zian Flemming smacks in a shot that is blocked by his own team-mate CJ Egan-Riley.

Nahki Wells works some space on the left corner of the Sunderland area and whips a powerful shot towards the near post which Anthony Patterson steps across to gather at the second attempt.

A long clearance up the Argyle final third finds Ryan Hardie past the half-way line, who has beaten the Boro defender for pace.

He blisters down the left flank to set up a duel with Boro keeper Mark Travers. Hardie goes to lift the ball past the stopper but he can't get it past Travers, who blocks the shot.

Big opportunity there.

Max Bird's shot from the edge of the box comes through a crowd and is parried by Sunderland keeper Anthony Patterson, diving to his right.

George Earthy is on hand to turn home the loose ball but he was a yard beyond the last man when the shot came in and the flag goes up.

Swansea are knocking on the door now as we near half-time. Eom Ji-sung has caught the eye but smashed a free-kick over the bar from a great position.

Gary Bennett
Ex-Sunderland defender on BBC Radio Newcastle

What a goal that is!

He's been positive and that what he does. He runs at people, he's got pace, he creates opportunities for himself, that's what he can bring.

We can catch them on the counter attack because of his pace and trickery.

Burnley want a penalty as Marcus Edwards gets a shove in the back - but the referee decides that was firm but fair. The Clarets finally building some pressure though.

Coventry continue to press, Haji Wright again has time and space on the left of the Albion box to fizz a low cut-back into the mixer, this time a touch takes the ball away from Jack Rudoni and the chance is gone.

Albion living dangerously, however, while Coventry look determined to put Monday's late draw at Hull behind them.

Darko Gyabi thunders a strike in for a second but Boro stopper Mark Travers puts in a firm hand to deflect it out of danger.

A competitive game, this.

Chris Cooper
BBC Radio Devon

If someone came to look at this game with no prior knowledge of the league, you wouldn't think one of these teams is chasing the play-offs and the other is rock bottom on the base of play so far.

It's been quite level in the early stages.

Lilywhites keeper Dai Cornell has made a fine save to deny QPR's on-loan Tottenham forward Yang Min-Hyeok who was clean through in the box.

At the other end Paul Nardi held Stefan Thordarson's header from a Ben Whiteman cross.

Swansea are building some momentum, keeping the ball well and pinning Hull back. They are yet to find that killer final ball though.

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Another pot-shot from the Robins, this time it's Rob Dickie who gets hold of one well outside the box but flashes his low drive a yard past Anthony Patterson's right-hand post.

Who saw the Clarets' title charge coming unstuck this afternoon? Scott Parker's side have looked well off it so far today.

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West Brom began brightly but ever since Jack Rudoni slammed home on six minutes City have been purring, with Jay Dasilva flitting around on the left and very influential.