Triple change for QPR as they look to strike back.

Off go Sam Field, Ilias Chair and Harrison Ashby and on comes the cavalry with Paul Smyth, Zan Clear and Kieran Morgan introduced to try to clear up the mess they've got themselves into.

Boro still trying to find a way back into this, Ben Doak has been a livewire and cuts inside from the right before seeing a low shot deflected past Max O'Leary's upright.

Wednesday keep plugging away at Hillsborough, but James Trafford is alert to deal with Djeidi Gassama's effort.

Christian Saydee is off for Portsmouth and on comes Paddy Lane.

Tommy Conway is off the Boro bench to face the club from whom he moved to the Riverside in August for a reported £4.5m.

Finn Azaz is the man to make way. Can Conway get his new side back into the game against his old side?

Swansea are still well in this.

Ronald nods a cross down into the path of Goncalo Franco whose first time rasping shot flies wide of Aynsley Pears' post.

Owen Beck goes into the book for the hosts for hauling back the marauding Matt Grimes.

That's the third caution of the game at Ewood Park after Josh Key and Goncalo Franco for the visitors.

Yuki Ohashi is introduced by John Eustace in place of Pape Gueye for the hosts as they seek a second to stave off the threat of the Swans.

Five players into the book for Boro now. Luke Ayling, Rav van den Berg, Ben Doak, Finn Azaz and Hayden Hackney. Seven for the match.

Sam Allison might not be on the Riverside Christmas card list this year...

Portsmouth are awarded a penalty!

Can the Championship strugglers takt he lead at QPR?

Bright stuff again to start the second-half with QPR out of the blocks quickly.

Ilias Chair saw a first-half effort saved while Karamoko Dembele did find the net to give the Londoners the lead.

That pairing is threatening early in the second period but Portsmouth are defending well.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Hillsborough

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I mean, can you have a microcosm of a match inside five second half minutes?

Sheffield Wednesday fly out the traps, have a penalty shout within a minute of the restart, carry on pushing but… again from almost nothing, they lose the ball and Josh Brownhill is celebrating after Zian Flemming’s effort is saved.

It’s a cruel game but Burnley don’t care, as things stand, they’re the Championship’s top dogs.

The omens for the Owls are not good from this point on. Burnley have just ticked over six hours without conceding a goal.

Swans leading scorer Liam Cullen gets on the end of Ronald's floated cross into the area but he can only loop his header over Aynsley Pears' crossbar.

Millwall continue to knock on the Derby door.

This time Macauley Langstaff's effort is well saved by Jacob Widell Zetterstrom in the Derby goal.

Different half but it remains Millwall very much on the front foot.

Jason Knight has been instrumental in building City's lead and he's come close to adding to it, firing a far-post volley past Seny Dieng's post.

City are seeking to make it six unbeaten at Middlesbrough - Boro are unbeaten in four at home themselves.

Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire

It was clever by Brownhill, to let it run through to Flemming, he was then there to follow up.

The referee had a decision to make, but he played on, he could've gone down.

A left-foot volley, the defender on the line couldn't keep it out.

Six yellows now, four of them for Boro as Ben Doak goes into the book, having been on the end of the two challenges which saw City players cautioned.