Wayne Routledge is coming off for the hosts. He looked a bit lost down his side in the first half, especially defensively. It wasn't working. Mike van der Hoorn comes on instead.

Garry Monk's Owls could easily be level, against his old club, but Dominic Iorfa misses Jacob Murphy's cross towards the far post, low across the six-yard box. Iorfa just didn't quite see it in time. Any little touch on the ball and it was surely a goal, but he just air-kicked in the end.

Matt Grimes curls in a terrific cross from a free-kick on the right, inswinging with his left boot, and it almost finds Marc Guehi perfectly in the middle but Guehi's just not quite able to head it goalwards. A fine cross, nevertheless.

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The hosts were barely in the game at times in the first half, but now they lead and suddenly look a very different side.

Football, eh?

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

All part of the plan from Steve Cooper. Obviously.

Always said this was a good formation for Swansea...

This is the closest Swansea have come to a goal so far. Andre Ayew bends a free-kick around the wall but he's denied by the keeper.

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Middlesbrough make three changes - Ravel Morrison, Harold Moukoudi and Ashley Fletcher are all brought into the starting XI after Thursday's defeat by Hull.

QPR's only change is in goal, with Joe Lumley replacing Liam Kelly between the sticks. Otherwise, it's the same team that lost 2-1 to Fulham on Tuesday.

We'll preview the game in the next few minutes - here are the line-ups in full...

Boro: Stojanovic, Howson, Fry, Friend, Johnson, Moukoudi, Saville, Morrison, Roberts, Fletcher, Assombalonga.

QPR: Lumley, Kane, Kakay, Cameron, Barbet, Manning, Ball, Amos, Eze, Osayi-Samuel, Hugill.

Let's get some team news ahead of our 14:00 BST kick-off at the Riverside...

Swansea, all in white, get the second half started. Can they improve in these next 45 minutes, or will Sheffield Wednesday continue to have the better of the play?

Swansea aren't making a half-time change, but the Owls are.

Kieran Lee goes off, with Alex Hunt coming on instead.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Sheffield Wednesday manager Garry Monk must be enjoying his return to his old club Swansea, albeit with some frustration that his side aren't ahead.

The Owls have been totally dominant, exposing the Swans' switch to a three-man defence but missing a hatful of chances.

Monk must be particularly encouraged to see his former Swansea team-mate, veteran winger Wayne Routledge, struggle in his unfamiliar role of left wing-back.

Surely the hosts will change things at half-time?

Coming up after this lunchtime's game at the Liberty, Middlesbrough host QPR from 14:00 BST, before promotion-chasing West Brom take on struggling Hull at The Hawthorns (15:00). Don't go anywhere.

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One piece of news that broke after Saturday's matches which you may have missed... Bristol City sacked head coach Lee Johnson, ending his four-and-a-half-year reign at Ashton Gate.

The Robins have lost all four matches since the Championship's resumption and Saturday's loss to Cardiff left them nine points below the top six.

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There were hat-tricks, a managerial departure and plenty of late goals... relive Saturday's Championship action here.

Sheffield Wednesday's city rivals United are a goal behind at half-time in their Premier League game at Burnley.

England international defender James Tarkowski has scored the only goal so far at Turf Moor.

Follow live text and radio commentary here.

Just before the break, Barry Bannan's excellent cross is headed just off target by Alessio Da Cruz, as the Owls end the first period on top.

But there's the half-time whistle. Off they go for a breather.

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We're into one minute of added time at the end of the half.

Wednesday, who began the game eight points clear of the relegation zone, still look the better side at the moment.

To remind you, Swansea need a win today to move within four points of sixth-placed Cardiff City, their south Wales rivals.

Anything less would be another damaging blow to the Swans' play-off hopes. They started the day seven points adrift.

Here is Rhian Brewster, trying his luck from probably 30 yards out from a direct free-kick, but his effort goes several yards over the crossbar.