They're dropping like flies today.

Ryan Bertrand hobbles off and straight down the tunnel.

The left-back is replaced by Jeremy Pied.

Not much to report from Bramall lane. Plenty of meaty challenges, not too many shots on goal. None on target from either side so far.

You can add another name to that West Ham injury list.

The latest is Pedro Obiang, who leaves on a stretcher.

The midfielder looks in a lot of pain with his right knee, having injured it in a tackle from Max Power.

Teenager Reece Oxford comes on in his place.

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Huddersfield are forced into a change as Daniel Williams' back flares up. Philip Billing replaces him.

Saints still in front and on top against Watford, who are yet to have a shot on target.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger for Radio 5 live at Meadow Lane

As soon as Renato Sanches went down, they signalled to Ki Sung-yueng 'you're going on', which was a bit odd. Sanches had been at the centre of everything for the Swans.

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More pressure from Middlesbrough.

Patrick Bamford goes for the spectacular as the ball bounces around the box, but his bicycle kick clears the Brighton bar.

Renato Sanches hobbles off the pitch after 30 minutes.

It looks like a re-occurrence of the hamstring problem that has kept him sidelined since 6 January.

Ki Sung-yueng comes on in his place.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger for Radio 5 live at Meadow Lane

Swansea are getting a lot of joy down the wide areas, Notts County are not dealing with it well at all. So, a lot of credit has to go to Swansea for their switching of play, but there hasn't been enough quality in the delivery yet.

Daniel Ayala loses his man with a little two-step foxtrot in the Brighton box, but the Middlesbrough defender cannot get enough purchase on his header.

Ayala is Boro's top scorer since Tony Pulis arrived on Teesside.

Phil Brown
Former Southend manager on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

I don't think the system is working for West Ham, they're playing a basic 4-4-2 but they need more from their forward players. They need to change something - Carroll, Lanzini or Arnautovic on the pitch would make a huge difference and give them that bit of quality.

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Oooh! A great effort from 18-year-old midfielder Tom Bayliss fizzes just wide of the post. He's looked bright so far, the Coventry man, and his League Two side are more than matching their League One opposition.

Steve Long: One of the upsets could be happening already

Andy: It's not a shock guys, it's utterly predictable. The West Ham board has no ambition, won't spend money, can't persuade players to come to and can't employ medical staff that can actually keep players fit. This scoreline is depressingly standard.

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Shay Given
Ex-Newcastle goalkeeper on Final Score

Not too sure about the penalty. The defender has come sliding in, probably a bit too recklessly, but there doesn't seem to be much contact.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger for Radio 5 live at Meadow Lane

I think Notts County's centre-halves have dealt with Swansea's threat pretty well so far, but the hosts haven't been able to do much with possession when they've had it, they've only created one chance. Really, it's been all Swansea so far.

Adama Traore goes on one of those warp-speed runs that are his speciality. And this time there is an end product.

A beautiful delivery serving a chance up on a platter for Ashley Fletcher. But his Middlesbrough team-mate duffs his finish back towards the corner flag.

Big burly striker Clayton Donaldson has been threatening for Sheffield United, but it's still honours even at Bramall Lane.

Just the four points between these sides in the Championship table, so margins are tight.

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