Ben Brereton tees up Sam Gallagher as Blackburn press Swansea on the counter.

Gallagher's final effort on his left foot is scuffed into the ground as Swans keeper Freddie Woodman deals with it.

Swansea call for a penalty now as Connor Roberts goes down in the box but fortunately for Blackburn, referee Robert Jones says no.

End-to-end stuff, this.

Swansea win a free-kick in the midway point of Blackburn's half as they look to get a foothold in this game after a mixed start.

Conor Hourihane sends it into the box towards Jamal Lowe but Sam Gallagher deals with the danger for the hosts.

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Swansea slip up at the back and Blackburn almost manage to take advantage.

Tyrhys Dolan plays it through to Bradley Dack as the Swans lose the ball inside their own box but his effort goes over the bar.

Useful work from Kyle Naughton as Blackburn press on the attack once more.

However the Swansea man is on hand to put a vital block in as the hosts try to work the ball into the box.

Victory for Swansea tonight would take them above Watford and into second.

Blackburn, in 15th, are 14 points off a play-off place and 11 points above the drop zone. The very definition of mid-table.

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Blackburn look well up for this as they keep Swansea under pressure in these early stages.

Ben Brereton is in the thick of the action once again as he puts in a lovely ball towards the onrushing Bradley Dack but the Rovers midfielder can't quite connect.

At the other end, Blackburn goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski puts in a tremendous save to deny Swansea.

It all comes as Andre Ayew - who has scored the winner for Swansea from the spot in the final minute of their past two games - heads towards goal from close range. He's flagged offside anyway. Bright opening at Ewood Park.

Blimey, action early on in this one and Blackburn see calls for a penalty waved away.

Ben Brereton does well to link up with Tyrhys Dolan and he goes down inside the box under Swansea pressure.

Fortunately for the visitors, referee Robert Jones isn't interested.

We are under way at Ewood Park!

Tuesday's action in the English Football League gets going.

Just the two changes for Swansea following their controversial win over Middlesbrough at the weekend.

Jamal Lowe and Jake Bidwell come back into the Swans' starting line-up.

Swansea: Woodman, Roberts, Naughton, Cabango, Guehi, Bidwell, Fulton, Grimes, Hourihane, Ayew, Lowe.

Subs: Hamer, Bennett, Latibeaudiere, Manning, Smith, Dhanda, Routledge, Cooper, Whittaker.

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Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray names an unchanged side to face Swansea after their win against Millwall on Saturday.

Blackburn: Kaminski, Rankin-Costello, Lenihan, Harwood-Bellis, Douglas, Trybull, Buckley, Dack, Gallagher, Brereton, Dolan.

Subs: Pears, Nyambe, Bell, Evans, Travis, Johnson, Downing, Rothwell, Elliott.

Swansea come into their trip to Ewood Park off the back of two matches where they have been awarded penalties in the final minute.

The south Wales side are in fine form ahead of tonight's encounter with Blackburn and have won eight away matches in the league this season.

If they make it nine tonight, it might be a good omen. The last time they won nine away games in a season was in 2010-11 under Brendan Rodgers when they won promotion to the Premier League.

Add to that the fact Rovers boss Tony Mowbray has never won any of his matches against Swansea as a manager in seven attempts and it seems as if the visitors have fate on their side before a ball has even been kicked. If, you know, you believe in all that stuff.

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Just the two Championship games to get stuck into this evening but there's a host of action in Leagues One and Two.

In the second tier, there's action in all areas of the table, with plenty at stake.

Can Blackburn make it two wins from two after their recent poor run as they take on Swansea or will the Swans use their two-game in hand cushion on leaders Norwich and second-placed Watford to their advantage?

Meanwhile, Wycombe have the chance to put in an end-of-season fightback in their battle for Championship survival when they take on QPR later.

Kick-off at Ewood Park in around 10 minutes.