Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk commentator

This looks like a serious injury to me.

This could be a real negative.

Conor Chaplin very rarely makes out that he is hurt-if he is hurt he is hurt.

He is rolling about there, he has done something bad and that is certainly it for him this afternoon.

If today is a win, it has come at a cost with two crucial players injured.

Swansea almost put the game to bed.

Two-goal Ronald nearly has an assist as his cross is almost put into his own net by Black Cats defender Jenson Seelt.

Ewood Park erupting into boos as former Burnley man Ashley Barnes is introduced off the bench for Norwich.

He's missed a very good chance too. That would have been something.

Sheffield Wednesday are down to 10 men after Di-Shon Bernard is shown a second yellow card and sent off with 12 minutes remaining.

They've still got a slender one-goal lead but will now be hanging on a little, you think, until full-time.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

At the moment Neil Harris must me thinking he made the right decision-he was at Gillingham beating Saints at the start of the season (in the League Cup back in August).

He then went to Cambridge in December before Millwall paid him off there to bring him back-third manager of the season for Millwall, his third job of the season.

Funny game football.

We're inside the final 15 minutes and Millwall are still holding on to that crucial one-goal lead.

If they keep this going to full-time this will give everyone at the club a massive lift, while also have big ramifications for Southampton in their bid for automatic promotion.

The Owls are close to a third goal and Pol Valentin almost had his first goal for the club, but after winning the ball back his strike goes wide of the post.

Time running out for Sunderland.

Interim head coach Mike Dodds makes a double switch to try and spark his team into life.

Chris Rigg and Luis Semedo are on for Abdoullah Ba and Nazariy Rusyn.

Birmingham going for this with a triple change. Andre Dozzell, Tyler Roberts and Paik Seung-Ho make way for Ivan Sunjic, Siriki Dembele and Juninho Bacuna.

And moments after coming off the bench Bacuna forces Ipswich keeper Vaclav Hladky into a save at his near post.

That would have been some introduction from him.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

This has been a far more even second half.

The substitutions have been very positive, they have really committed men forward and pushed Ipswich back, making space for Blues' wide players.

QPR twice go close to completing the turnaround.

Ilias Chair looks to find the far corner but his shot is saved by Viktor Johansson before Jimmy Dunne glances a header just wide from Chair's teasing cross.

Milers under the pump.

Almost a second.

Watford go close again, as Tom Ince places a first-time effort inches wide of the far post from Matheus Martins' low cross.

Ike Ugbo is having quite the afternoon and isn't far away from a hat-trick this afternoon but he fumbled on the ball in front of goal, before seeing another shot go into the arms of Robins keeper Max O'Leary.

Plymouth still lead at the Riverside.

Time running out for Middlesbrough who are slipping away from those play-off places.

Michael Carrick does change things up as Riley McGree makes way for Sam Greenwood and Emmanuel Latte Lath comes on for Finn Azaz.

Still a long way to go if Millwall are going to hang onto this lead.

Saints boss Russell Martin has started ringing the changes up front anyway to try and find an equaliser for his side.