Drew Savage
BBC Radio Devon commentator

Conor Hazard in goal might be making a bit of this injury to the knee, to waste a bit of time.

But as Roy Keane would say, 'that's his job'.

Stoke are getting closer, Lewis Koumas is starting to see more of the ball again and flies down the right before flashing in a cross which Tom Cannon meets with a near-post run, only to clip his effort across the face of goal and past the back post.

Got to test the keeper from six yards out.

A big chance goes begging.

Legs and minds are tiring here...

Amario Cozier-Duberry and Mahktar Gueye are off and Andi Weimann and Harry Leonard are on for Rovers.

A shade over 15 minutes to play

Blackburn work the ball well up to the edge of the Rovers area and Sondre Tronstad sees a shot deflected behind for a corner.

The away side head it clear and Callum Brittain hammers the loose ball into the stand.

Time for some Rovers changes.

Darko Gyabi's race is run, he's off to be replaced by Adam Forshaw in the Argyle midfield.

Conor Hazard the Argyle keeper has been down getting treatment.

He's already been booked for time wasting and the home fans are letting him have it as he strolls over to get the ball before restarting the action with a long kick forward.

Amid the goal celebrations, West Brom sent on John Swift for Mikey Johnston.

Stoke's Wouter Burger just turned into Diego Maradona.

Lewis Koumas finds space down the right but his low cross is behind everyone in a red and white shirt, the ball is however cleared only to Burger on the edge of the box who shows incredible balance to jink outside one challenge then pirouette inside a second before seeing a left-footed shot deflected across the face of goal from six yards out.

It would have been one for the ages...

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Unlike the fluent but goalless first half, this second half had been quite a ragged affair until Tom Fellows put West Brom in front.

It's a goal the Baggies deserve on the overall balance of play, and it moves them up to fifth in the Championship table as things stand.

Into the final 20 minutes of this one.

Neither team have gone to their bench yet which is perhaps a bit of a comment about how stretched both squads are after this hectic Christmas schedule.

That being said, the home side are readying some replacements...

More frustration for the home fans, and Tom Cannon, as he is adjudged to have brought down Julio Pleguezuelo on the edge of the Argyle box.

The stoppage-time hero of Wednesday stays down on the deck and the intensity ramps up another notch.

Good stuff from Blackburn now.

They've won a couple of set pieces down their right and the home fans are back believing there could be something in this for them.

The corner leads to an ALMIGHTY goalmouth scramble and somehow the ball ends up in goalkeeper James Trafford's hands.

Michael Obafemi is coming off for the visitors, with Freddie Issaka coming on up front to run about a bit.

The home fans are hating ever minute of it as Plymouth try to interrupt the flow of the game, but you can understand why they are trying to do so.

Mark Atkins
Former Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio Lancashire

Blackburn have got to go and be a bit more positive to get back into this game. They are letting Burnley have possession and are not closing the opposition down.

You can understand why the home fans are frustrated.

Postpublished at 13:52 Greenwich Mean Time 4 January

13:52 GMT 4 January

Stoke 0-0 Plymouth

Yow. You could see this unfolding in slow motion.

Stoke forward Tom Cannon slides in to a through ball which is rolling away from him in the area, just as Argyle keeper Conor Hazard slides off his line to claim it.

An almighty collision, but no cards, and thankfully no serious injuries.

That Zian Flemming goal has opened this game up and suddenly you feel like there might just be a goal or two more in this.

Flemming's header was the away side's first shot on target. To be honest, it was their first real effort of note.

A lightning counter attack by Swansea - the kind we haven't seen many of so far - gets them in behind the Baggies but Alex Palmer is alert to race out and boot the ball clear.

West Brom's Jayson Molumby was booked after play stopped for a late challenge as he tried to stop that attack.

Swansea's Harry Darling then sees a yellow card as well for a foul on Josh Maja.

Junior Tchamadeu is not probably the player most Stoke fans will have picked out as their greatest attacking threat, but he spurned their best chance of the game earlier in this half and has now just jinked himself some room on the edge of the box before lashing a strike over the angle of post and bar.

The Potters are not able to get their most influential attackers onto the ball at present... Tom Cannon and Lewis Koumas are on the periphery, for now.

The away side are looking very composed now they have their noses in front.

A reminder that, prior to today, they have conceded nine goals in 25 league games this campaign.

Nine.

Plymouth's Rami Al Hajj has somehow got himself booked after winning a free kick in his own half.

It might be he was suggesting to ref Dean Whitestone that he book someone else, that happens more than it should...