Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk commentator

Are we going to see late drama again at Portman Road?

It is a little bit end-to-end at the moment.

*It would take something rather special to match the 4-3 win over Rotherham in midweek!

Nazarii Rusyn gets in down the side but his shot is easily held by Swansea keeper Carl Rushworth.

Callum Styles' debut for the hosts is over as he is replaced by fellow January signing Romaine Mundle.

The Robins are the team that seem more likely to get the next goal at the moment.

Joe Williams has seen a shot deflected just wide, while Zak Vyner flicked a header the wrong side of the post from a free-kick.

Emmanuel Dennis' joy is short-lived.

The goalscorer receives treatment and is unable to continue, so he is replaced by Mileta Rajovic just two minutes after making the breakthrough.

Watford also replace Jamal Lewis with Matheus Martins.

Southampton are doing all they can to get back on level terms sending shot after shot towards the Millwall goal.

Kyle Walker-Peters and Stuart Armstrong have had strikes saved to go with the effort that went over the bar from Che Adams.

A big response needed from the hosts after a desperate first half and they have an early pop at goal.

Pierre Ekwah's effort whistles just over the bar.

Norwich's Christian Fassnacht was just through on goal and everyone thought the offside flag was going to go up...

It didn't but he's unable to put it away.

Incidentally Canaries forward Josh Sargent has 10 goals in 13 league appearances but Blackburn have done very well to keep him quiet so far.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

How has (Che) Adams not scored, it seems like it went over the bar off his shin?

He was just the wrong side of the post to make it easy to score.

He wants a corner.

(David) Brooks worked really hard to make that opportunity.

Both sides have had a sighter at the start of the second half.

Jack Rudoni curls a shot just wide of Ben Hamer's right-hand post for Town before Watford respond through Yaser Asprilla whose curling attempt is comfortably saved by Lee Nicholls.

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Andrew Sixsmith
BBC Final Score

A stunned silence at the Stadium of Light with soporific Sunderland being swatted aside by a swashbuckling Swansea.

Michael Beale must have taken the Black Cats defending with him - it’s non-existent - and Ronald has capitalised with his first two goals for Swansea. When your name is only missing the ‘o’, he was well justified in copying Ronaldo’s ‘Siu’ celebrations.

Stoke come out with earnest after the break and force Ethan Horvarth into an early save to deny Niall Ennis' shot.

We're starting to get back under way in our Championship games for the second half.

17 goals in that first half and plenty of matches remain evenly poised.

Don't go anywhere!

Mick Mills
Former Ipswich and England captain on BBC Radio Suffolk

I like the way Birmingam opened the game, but our attack was absolutely purring, they looked really threatening indeed.

Wes Burns was even better than the other three but then went off injured.

You felt if we went in front it would be curtains for Birmingham, everything looked fine, but then they had one shot from a very acute angle which gained them a couple of corners for a four minute spell and they scored a very good goal.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk commentator

Pretty disappointing that the clean sheet has gone.

Good stuff from Birmingham right at the end of the first-half.

(Jordan) James has eight goals this season, a really great return.

Jordan James with the leveller just before the break for Blues after Conor Chaplin had put Ipswich ahead.

Nicely set for for the second-half.

Marcelino Nunez's free-kick is the difference at the break but Blackburn have had chances with Norwich keeper Angus Gunn in good form to deny Sam Gallagher.

Pretty even game so far.