There we are, half-time.

Joel Piroe's excellent finish gives Swansea the advantage.

Rotherham hit the post with their best chance, they could easily be level at least.

See you in a few minutes.

So close at the back post from a corner as Bailey Wright heads at goal, but Ben Cabango clears off the line.

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Joel Piroe almost sets Morgan Whittaker free.

Piroe is a man inspired since OTJ decided to keep a close eye on him.

Ian Walsh
Former Swansea striker on BBC Radio Wales

Swansea with the best chance there. Fantastic play from Joel Piroe there, I thought he was going to take it himself and pull the trigger.

Joe Allen shoots, but that would be more helpful for the Ospreys than Swansea, it's miles over.

Should be 1-0!

Morgan Whittaker is slipped through by Joel Piroe and he only has to beat Viktor Johansson, but his shot is partially blocked by the goalkeeper and Rotherham are able to clear off the line.

Huge chance.

Owain Tudur Jones
Former Wales midfielder and BBC Wales pundit

Russell Martin has definitely changed the system. Joel Piroe and Ollie Cooper will now play in behind Morgan Whittaker.

A blatant shirt pull by Joel Latibeaudiere and that's the second booking for the hosts.

Good to see OTJ sticking to his vow to keep a close eye on Joel Piroe.

He promised, he delivered.

Owain Tudur Jones
Former Wales midfielder and BBC Wales pundit

Joel Piroe is doing a lot of defensive work which means for every long throw, every corner kick, he's back in the penalty box meaning he won't be part of the attacking plays.

Good stuff from Rotherham.

First Jordan Hugill is close to Lee Peltier's cross and then Leo Hjelde fires over.

The Millers are on top.

Ian Walsh
Former Swansea striker on BBC Radio Wales

Rotherham do look like the better side. Swansea are having to do a lot of the defending, they can't get out at the moment.

Owain Tudur Jones
Former Wales midfielder and BBC Wales pundit

I'm going to keep a close eye on Joel Piroe because he hasn't been the same player this season.

He showed more life in front of goal, everything was going his way, he's mentally not in the same place.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

The mood is tense at the Swansea.com Stadium, as has often been the case in recent weeks thanks to the Swans' patchy form.

The home crowd are though trying to lift their team, having been sparked into life by a thumping Joe Allen challenge a few minutes ago.

Before that, it was Rotherham's fans making most of the noise - and there are only around 80 people in the away end.

Ian Walsh
Former Swansea striker on BBC Radio Wales

Swansea look nervous, it doesn't look comfortable for them and I think the manager wants them to play through those nerves.

Rotherham will like how this game is going.

Swansea are not really finding much tempo with their passing.

It's a scrappy Championship game, not a Swansea-type game of controlled possession.

When you've come to the game straight from filming a Milk Tray advert.

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Conor Coventry looks to set Rotherham on the attack, but he just overhits his pass.

Simon Davies
BBC Wales

Andrew Fisher under pressure once again. He looks nervy.