It has been end-to-end at times in this one.

Both sides have scored, hit the post and threatened to blow proceedings wide open.

It took an excellent John Ruddy save from point blank to keep Southampton's Ryan Manning out before Lee Buchanan blocked the ball on the line.

Blackburn are looking for a way back into this one as we approach the break.

Tyrhys Dolan sets up Callum Brittain but he hits his effort straight at Carl Rushworth in the Swans' goal.

Leicester are almost gifted the opener.

Yunus Akgun does well down the left, and drives a ball across the face of the goal.

For a moment it looked as if Kenneth Paal would turn into his own net, but it goes just wide.

Abdul Fatawu then has a good effort on the volley from the resulting corner.

Ryan Brunt
Former Plymouth striker on BBC Radio Devon

Both sides are cancelling each other out, working hard and pressing high.

Have to note that Plymouth defender Lewis Gibson has done a great job containing Kieffer Moore.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

Both Fatawu and Mavididi are working incredibly hard down each wing.

The fast passing is so disruptive to QPR's style of play.

The Millwall faithful are enjoying life under returning boss Neil Harris and they have just gone close to doubling their advantage.

There's a mix-up at the back and Duncan Watmore steals in but can only hit the post from a tight angle as Hornets defender Francisco Sierralta got back to make it difficult.

Valerien Ismael's side have lost four of their last five games and can't really afford any more slip-ups if they are going to get into the play-offs.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Deepdale

Image source, Rex Features

It's been a really lively start so far with end-to-end action. Fabio Carvalho's effort from distance needed Freddie Woodman at full stretch to deny his fourth in Hull colours since his January loan from Liverpool.

Ben Whiteman was probably the wrong man at the wrong time as far as the player you want to find himself with the goal at his mercy for Preston. His tame effort was easily dealt with by goalkeeper Ryan Allsop.

The way both sides play means there's been quite a few turnovers in possession and opportunities for quick counters. The Hull fans have been in the fine voice but there are certainly enough players in Lilywhite to get the fans on their feet.

Both sides have now hit the woodwork, and this time it is the post that prevents Southampton from taking the lead.

Che Adams brings the ball down outside the box, then drifts from left to right.

While Adams doesn't seem to have a sight of goal, he lets an effort rip and it clatters the foot of the post. It may even taken a deflection on the way.

Ipswich are the second-highest scorers in the Championship with 68 goals from their 34 games prior to today.

Not too many openings for them down in Devon so far.

Remember, a win today would see them go back up to second.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

Not quite a festive scene here with the snow.

Especially...because it's March.

Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield

Sheffield Wednesday just haven't got the goalscoring rewards for their efforts so far.

They've had so many chances.

Leam Richardson [Rotherham manager] is furious with his players.

Southampton's Adam Armstrong really has taken somewhat of a liking to scoring against Birmingham City over the years.

He has now scored seven goals in his last five Championship games against Blues. Overall he has eight goals against them in the competition, more than he has against any other opponent.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

That's a really good finish from Adam Armstrong.

Not bad for a man who seems as if he's had a quiet few weeks.

Good pressure from the Saints.

Plenty going on in this but no goals so far.

Liverpool loanee Fabio Carvalho forces a decent save from Freddie Woodman in the Preston goal.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

Blackburn's Andrew Moran has had an opening 20 minutes to forget.

The midfielder was beaten by Przemyslaw Placheta in the build-up to Swansea's opening goal.

And now Moran has just given the ball away to Matt Grimes to set up Jamie Paterson for Swansea's second.

The away side have the ball in the net through Akin Famewo but the flag is up and it does not count.

The Millers are without a win since Boxing Day and, so far, don't look like ending that run today.

League leader Leicester have looked good in the early minutes, but boss Enzo Maresca has been forced to shuffle his Foxes.

Dennis Praet goes down injured and he is replaced by Yunus Akgun.