A double change for Swansea at the start of the second period.

Zeidane Inoussa and Goncalo Franco are off.

Josh Key and Ronald will try to help turn this around for the 10 men.

Gary Rowatt wants something different in the second half.

Stanley Mills is replaced by Spurs loanee Will Lankshear as the U's kick off the second half.

Aune Heggebo might be a litle bit lucky to only get a yellow card.

He stretches in on Luca Kjerrumgaard and lands on the Dane's ankle.

Watford players make their West Brom counterparts wait for them in the rain.

Tom Ince and Mamadou Doumbia have been introduced at the interval as Nestory Irankunda and Jeremy Petris get to sit sheltered from the rain on the bench.

We are back under way.

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Middlesbrough should be over the hill and far away.

The goal they have managed has come from Morgan Whittaker who now has two in his past two games.

The forward has also had an effort blocked while Tommy Conway headed over and Hayden Hackney shot wide.

Boro should also have had a penalty when Conway was sent tumbling by goalkeeper Joe Lumley but their appeals were waved away.

Lumley, the emergency loanee from Bristol City hasn't played much football recently, well he's making up for that now as he also denied Conway five minutes before the break in a one-on-one situation and brilliantly blocked Delano Burgzorg's shot.

Svante Ingelsson's effort straight at Sol Brynn from a narrow angle is the closest Wednesday have come.

No real surprises how this is going other than it isn't more than 1-0.

What a save!

Joe Lumley does superbly to beat out Delano Burgzorg's shot from close range.

They are queuing up to have a shot at Wednesday's on-loan goalkeeper.

We will have one added minute.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

There have been a few warning signs that Sheffield Wednesday are still in this game.

I am disappointed that it is only 1-0 to Middlesbrough, and Boro have started to be a bit complacent in last 10 minutes.

Joe Lumley is called into action.

Tommy Conway is set free down the left and he tries to dink the ball over the home goalkeeper but he stands his ground to make the save.

Just before that Svante Ingelsson had Wednesday's first effort on goal comfortably saved by Sol Brynn.

Ross Wallace
Ex-Sheffield Wednesday winger on BBC Radio Sheffield

I will be astounded if Ike Ugbo or Jamal Lowe don't get subbed off at half-time.

Regardless of the position the club are in they have been poor, and need to work harder.

Hayden Hackney is the latest Middlesbrough man to get a sight of goal.

He tries to shape the ball into the far corner but it squirms wide.

A second Boro goal seems only a matter of time.

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Nathan Broadhead's goal is the difference at the interval.

The Red Dragons deserve their lead, one which will see them win at home for the first time this season and move them up to 14th in the table.

George Thomason spears a long, raking free-kick into the box.

He has picked out Callum Doyle's run, but the delivery doesn't have enough pace for him to challenge Jamie Cumming with his header.

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QPR in control against the 10 men of Swansea.

Rumarn Burrell broke the deadlock in the 18th minute just moments after home goalkeeper Lawrence Vigouroux brilliantly denied Nicolas Madsen.

Swansea midfielder Malick Yalcouye then had what can only be described as a moment of madness and was sent off for violent conduct.

Hard to see how the home side get back into this.

Swansea's Adam Idah is the latest man to get a yellow card.

We are into four added minutes at the end of a lively first period.

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Nothing happened for 30 minutes and then we got two stunning goals.

Isaac Price went first to find the top corner and give the Baggies the opener.

But four minutes later, Imran Louza copied him, for the first goal of the second Javi Gracia era.

Imran Louza is running things at the moment.

His cross finds Rocco Vata's head, but he can't direct on target.

Three additional minutes to stick onto the end of the half.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at the Stok Cae Ras

Following a strong start from Wrexham, this has evened up slightly in the last 15 to 20 minutes.

The home side are still carrying the greater threat though, with Kieffer Moore heading over from an Issa Kabore cross not too long ago.

A reminder that Phil Parkinson's side are yet to win at home in the Championship this season, so the experienced manager will know only too well that there is still plenty of work to be done here.

Ross Wallace
Ex-Sheffield Wednesday winger on BBC Radio Sheffield

It sounds like a pre-season friendly.

The players look flat and the Wednesday fans have definitely made their point.

The players really need something to get them going.

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Another chance for Middlesbrough.

Delano Burgzorg again is the instigator - he's having a field day.

He finds Matt Targett for Tommy Conway to head over.

This should be over to be honest.