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Second-half goals from Rhian Brewster and Andre Ayew are enough for a Swansea victory, which takes the Welsh side back within four points of the top six.

However, Brewster's early exit with an apparent shoulder injury will be a concern for boss Steve Cooper.

Swansea stopper Freddie Woodman catches an Owls corner, and that will surely be that.

Barry Bannan's cross comes in from the free-kick and finds Julian Borner, but Borner heads straight at keeper Freddie Woodman.

... And the Owls have a free-kick around 35 yards out from goal.

There are a couple of minutes of added time left for Garry Monk's visitors to try to stun his old club.

There'll be seven minutes of added time in the sunshine in south Wales.

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Time's running out for Sheffield Wednesday, who haven't been able to replicate their first-half chances in the second.

Barry Bannan overhits a pass, which ends their latest attack, and you can't see them getting anything from here now.

Here's that enforced change for the Swans. An uncomfortable-looking Rhian Brewster is replaced by Liam Cullen.

Swansea fans won't be glad to see this. Rhian Brewster is walking off with his arm in a sort of makeshift sling - wrapped in his shirt - after landing awkwardly on his shoulder. He received some attention from the physio but can't continue.

His good finish opened the scoring in this game.

It still doesn't look quite right that out-and-out striker Jordan Rhodes is wearing number six. Who allowed that?

More importantly, both sides have just gone close to scoring.

Rhian Brewster fires just wide for the hosts at one end, before Atdhe Nuhiu fires low and narrowly wide across the face of goal at the other.

Garry Monk makes another change in attack. On comes Jordan Rhodes up top, as Alessio Da Cruz goes off.

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We're about 20 minutes away from our second Championship match of the day.

Saturday's results mean Middlesbrough start today's game in the relegation zone, a point behind Hull, who are also in action today against West Bromwich Albion (15:00 BST).

It's so close at the bottom of the table.

Birmingham, who are 17th, are only five points above the relegation zone.

And things are complicated further by Wigan's 12-point deduction for going into administration being imposed at the end of the season - providing they finish outside the bottom three after 46 games.

The Owls win back-to-back corners, but the hosts defend them both relatively well. Still 2-0.

The Owls are trying their best to get back in to this game, but Connor Wickham heads over the bar with their latest half chance. On second look, it seems the final touch came off a defender.

Time for the second-half drinks break. Have the visitors got enough left in the tank to mount a late comeback?

Both teams make a change, as George Byers replaces Conor Gallagher for the home side, and Wednesday bring on Atdhe Nuhiu for Massimo Luongo.

Moments after the second goal, by the way, the Owls also took off Adam Reach, with Kadeem Harris coming on.

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This scoreline was hard to see coming after the first 45 minutes, which the Owls had control of.

The Swans have a chance to make it two! From Jake Bidwell's cross from the left, Connor Roberts is bundled over by Adam Reach at the back stick. It's a pen.