Scorer and provider combine once more for Swansea.

Michael Obafemi puts in a low pass towards the onrushing Jamie Paterson, but he can't divert his effort from 25 yards on target.

Well Blackburn probably had the better of the chances before that Swansea goal but it'll be interesting to see how they respond.

Since the restart, Swansea have dominated the possession.

An interesting night awaits us if the first 20 minutes of this one are anything to go by.

After a flurry of Blackburn chances early on in this one, things have calmed down just a little bit as Swansea begin to grow into this game.

Certainly an entertaining affair so far with both sets of fans in fine voice.

Joe Rothwell stands over a free-kick to Blackburn which is just outside the box.

He delivers it but it rebounds back out and Swansea clear it away soon after.

Ryan Hedges, who signed from Aberdeen for Blackburn in January, tries to get onto the end of a low ball into the box.

Ben Cabango is called into action on the edge of the box and almost plays Hedges through on goal as he slides in to clear the ball.

Fortunately for the Swans man, keeper Andrew Fisher is on hand to collect.

Ryan Nyambe can't quite get onto the end of a low Darragh Lenihan ball into the Swansea box.

It falls loose to the right wing and it's floated back in but no one can reach it.

A very promising start from Blackburn.

Ryan Nyambe makes a fine run down the right wing for Blackburn as the visitors press ahead.

John Buckley gets onto the end of a low delvery from Nyambe and he tries his luck from close range but his scuffed effort is dealt with by Swansea.

Blackburn, wearing their red and black away kit, get the game under way against Swansea.

Let's hope for some goals, eh?

The players are out at Swansea and in other news, I'm putting the fire on.

Kick-off is coming soon, folks.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea head coach Russell Martin has made a bold selection call, with Jamie Paterson brought straight back into the starting side after his spell in first-team exile.

Paterson has missed Swansea's last five league games after telling Martin he was not in the right frame of mind to play due to issues over his contract situation.

But after Queens Park Rangers saw three bids for Paterson rejected before last Monday's transfer deadline, the eight-goal forward plays for the first time in almost two months.

He is part of a Swansea side packed with attacking players, with Martin going in search of goals after just one in their last four league games.

All over and Oxford United have pulled off the win against Portsmouth courtesy of Nathan Holland's 96th-minute winner.

Oxford move up to fifth in the League One table. Pompey drop to 13th.

Blackburn hand debuts to Ryan Hedges and highly-fancied Wolves loanee Ryan Giles.

Ben Brereton-Diaz starts on the bench having returned from international duty with Chile.

Here's how Swansea line up to face Blackburn in the Championship this evening.

The Swans are 18th in the Championship table coming into this game.

Right then, let's turn our attention to Swansea v Blackburn, tonight's late Championship fixture..

We're in to 10 minutes of time added on at Oxford after their game against Portsmouth was stopped due to a medical incident.

We'll bring you the result of that one as it lands.

• Leaders Forest Green continue to set a relentless pace at the top with a 2-0 victory over Newport.
• Second-placed Tranmere drop points with a 1-1 draw away to Barrow.
• Third-placed Sutton United concede a late penalty to draw 1-1 at home to Bristol Rovers.
• Northampton keep the pressure on the top three with a 1-0 victory away at Walsall.
• Exeter score two late goals to come from behind and leapfrog Swindon into the play-off places.
• Oldham secure a priceless victory in the battle of the bottom two, winning 1-0 away at Scunthorpe.
• Colchester pick up a precious three points on the road with a 1-0 win at Leyton Orient.
• Stevenage come from 2-0 down to take home a point from their trip to Crawley.

Morecambe have just put this statement out following their 1-1 draw with Bolton:

"Morecambe Football Club are aware of a series of incidents and allegations that have been made during Saturday’s fixture against Bolton Wanderers in Sky Bet League One," the club said.

"The Club will work with all relevant authorities to investigate the above.

"Morecambe FC will be making no further comment at this time."

And it's all over at the Mazuma Stadium in this delayed League One fixture.

Bolton equalise in the 105th-minute through Amadou Bakayoko after Cole Stockton had given Morecambe the lead earlier on.

This game was momentarily halted after an incident in the dugouts.