Where the goals at?!

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Saints thought they had a third through Che Adams, recalled today in Russell Martin's only change, but the goal is ruled out as the flag is up.

Georginio Rutter really should have the home side 4-2 up.

Ethan Ampadu plays the young Frenchman in on goal but he sends his shot wide of the post.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

The game is a bit more open now.

It is more stretched and end to end.

It is frantic. There is no space in the middle of the park.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

The half-time introduction of new signing Yannick Bolasie for his home debut has lifted Swansea's supporters - and they needed a boost after an uninspiring first half.

Veteran forward Bolasie has already tried the spectacular, that long-range volley which dipped narrowly over the top.

But Swansea - and boss Michael Duff - need more having won only once in their previous seven matches.

They are throwing players forward now - which could well mean opportunities for Huddersfield on the break.

Ollie Rathbone dispossess Blues keeper John Ruddy and looks to score into the empty net but home skipper Dion Sanderson makes a big block to keep it all-square.

Bailey Cadamarteri has a great chance to score his second of the game and his second in senior football but the 18-year-old sends his shot straight at Leopold Wahlstedt in the Rovers goal.

Yannick Bolasie is one of three subs on for Swansea for the second half and he's straight into the action, controlling a Matt Grimes pass and lashing a volley over the target.

It's Michael Cooper's turn to ensure scores remain locked at Home Park.

The Plymouth goalkeeper gets his leg in the way to keep Ryan Mmaee out.

You'd expect the Swans to press early and here we go... Yuta Nakamara's attempted header back to keeper Chris Maxwell is too short allowing Jerry Yates to nip in, however Michael Helik produces a fine last-ditch challenge to deny him.

Neil Redfearn
Former Leeds manager on BBC Radio Leeds

This is a strange one for me because I think Leeds should be out of sight.

From their point of view, to have let Middlesbrough back into it from a set piece, is disappointing.

Somehow, they have given them a sniff.

Mustapha Bundu almost gives Plymouth the perfect start to the second half.

He runs onto a wonderful through ball and demands a save of Jack Bonham at his near post.

Sixteen goals in the first half of our nine Championship games.

What will the second half bring? We're about to find out.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

What is impressive is that Plymouth Argyle stayed in the game.

Stoke had a chance to go 2-0 up.

Argyle can play a lot better, but they've got the goal.

The endeavour is always there, the work rate is always there, they just need a bit of quality sometimes.

I've had another look at the Wes Burns finish to put Ipswich 2-0 up against Coventry.

You could write a scientific dissertation on how he has managed to bend the ball home with the outside of his boot. A stunning goal.

That will be replayed for years to come.

We witnessed an extraordinary finish at The Hawthorns earlier...

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

For the neutrals, it is an entertaining game.

But, Michael Carrick will be thinking his team's defending has to be better.

You can play a possession game. But all of a sudden, within minutes, you find yourself 2-1 down.

At 3-2, it is game on in the second half.

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• Goals absolutely everywhere (apart from Birmingham City)!
• Ipswich look to be cruising to another win as the second-placed side lead Coventry 2-0.
• Third-placed Leeds United went a goal behind inside three minutes at home to Middlesbrough but then led 2-1 after seven minutes and it's now 3-2 at the break.
• Southampton two to the good against Cardiff thanks to a double from Adam Armstrong.
• Hull City and Watford drawing 1-1 and Plymouth tied by the same score with Stoke.
• Huddersfield 1-0 up at Swansea through an early Ben Cabango own goal and bottom side Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 up against Blackburn.
• Millwall lead out-of-form Sunderland 1-0 and it's goalless in the second city between Birmingham and second-bottom Rotherham.

Ben Croucher
BBC Final Score

If Watford were wary of Jaden Philogene before this one, having scored six in his last seven, they may have not given enough attention to Liam Delap.

Wandering off the front, with the ball at his feet, he's been running at the Watford defence and looks dangerous coming forward.

Hull City have been firmly on top but need to be wary. Alfie Jones was fortunate when dispossessed on the edge of his own box but Watford were unable to capitalise.

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Adam Armstrong's four-minute double has given Southampton a two-goal advantage, for a change, and taken him to an even dozen for the Championship season.

After a blistering start Russell Martin has seen his side escape a late scare and will be desperate for Saints to extend their lead after the interval to avoid any unnecessary stress.