Andreas Weimann came on as a second-half substitute for his West Brom debut and he is quick to impose himself on the game.

He links up well with John Swift, who has a shot deflected off target.

Barry Bannan so nearly gave hosts Sheffield Wednesday the ideal start to the second half.

A ball over the top finds him, then he tries to lob the goalkeeper who is off his line. The finish, however, goes over the bar.

Bristol City come out firing early in this second half as goalscorer Scott Twine tees up Ross McCrorie in space, but his header narrowly goes over the bar.

Back under way at Home Park where Ian Foster is looking for his first league win after his Championshop bow ended in a draw.

The last two league outings here have ended in 3-3 draws and the Pilgrims have drawn four of their last five in the league.

We're level again.

And we are back up and running across the land.

Meanwhile, disappointed Swansea manager Luke Williams told Sky Sports:

"We started with a back five but we couldn’t keep the pressure up in the first half. We were far too deep and couldn’t maintain the back line.

"This Southampton team is so deep and well coached they found the space in-between and it was very difficult for us in the opening 45 minutes.

"We were so poor in the first half we were fortunate to be anywhere near the game."

After Southampton moved up to second in the Championship, manager Russell Martin told BBC Radio Solent:

"We were so good for 55-60 minutes it was incredible.

"Just relentless and we probably should have scored a couple more goals.

"I am so proud of everyone and all the supporters that came, an early start from them.

"I’m really pleased for the players who have written themselves into the history books today.

"I am frustrated with the last 15 minutes because it turned into a game that it shouldn’t have been, that’s probably on me, I made too many changes."

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While our 15:00 GMT games are all at the break, let's get a bit of reaction from today's lunchtime kick-off which saw Southampton stretch their unbeaten run to 21 games with victory at Swansea...

Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

Apart from the two goals there has not been much to write home about.

Blackburn should have been given a penalty in that first half, but apparently the referee didn't see it.

Could Rotherham snatch a first win on the road since November 2022?

Boro have been largely on top and created most of the chances but, like their Boxing Day defeat at Rotherham, they cannot break down the Millers defence.

And they’ve lost key man Isaiah Jones to injury. A huge blow for the hosts.

It remains level after seven minutes of stoppage-time.

Huddersfield take the momentum into the break after Michal Helik cancelled out Adam Wharton’s opener.

Better finishing from Jack Rudoni and they’d be ahead.

A good chance for Plymouth in first-half stoppage-time, but Jak Alnwick kept out Alfie Devine’s shot from a narrow angle.

There will be expectation among home fans after Ryan Hardie levelled things up following Perry Ng’s opener.

The Pilgrims' home record is very good indeed.

Josh Sargent has Norwich up against fifth-placed West Brom at the break in this entertaining meeting of two sides with promotion ambitions.

The visitors rightly had a goal disallowed just seconds before the half-time whistle was blown.

What it has done, is hammer home just how hard the Canaries will need to work to close the gap to the top six today.

It has taken a sublime curled finish from Ben Sheaf to put promotion-chasing Coventry ahead against lowly Sheffield Wednesday.

The Owls have had their chances, are remain right in this.

Chris Goreham
Norwich commentator for BBC Radio Norfolk

There is a huge sigh of relief around Carrow Road.

Brandon Thomas-Asante was off and running to celebrate but the referee blows their whistle.

He brought the ball down with his hand.

No goal.

Brandon Thomas-Asante has the ball in the back of the net for West Brom, but before anyone can get carried away with celebrating the leveller is chalked off for hand ball.

Scott Twine's debut goal for Bristol City after arriving on loan this week, has drawn his side level after Tom Dele-Bashiru's early penalty put Watford in front.

QPR have a crucial lead as they look to end a winless streak of seven games.

Ilias Chair got the important breakthrough midway through the first-half.