Super Saturday - Welsh sport as it happened

1. Nine-man Swansea are knocked out of FA Cup 3-1 at Blackburn and Reading beat Cardiff City 2-1
2. European Challenge Cup: Blues beat Grenoble 28-3 and Dragons triumph 30-19 against Stade Francais
3. European Champions Cup: Ospreys lose 23-20 in Treviso. Scarlets are beaten 26-3 by Toulon.
4. Newport County lose 3-0 at Northampton, Wrexham draw 1-1 with Gateshead.

And I think that's it for the day - not a lot of wins from the Welsh sides, but plenty of excitement, goals, tries and talking points.

Thanks for your company, goodnight and nos da.

Although there's no Welsh sides left in the Champions Cup, both Cardiff Blues and Newport Gwent Dragons continue in the Challenge Cup.

We've been waiting for the last Pool games to end and we can tell you who'll be playing who and where... [drum roll please maestro!]

And it's an all-Welsh quarter final with the Dragons hosting Cardiff Blues at Rodney Parade in the quarters.

The sides have already met twice this season in the Pro12 - and it's one win apiece. It should be a cracker on the first weekend in April.

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Cardiff have announced the signing of Lee Peltier - good news, Cardiff fans?

Andrew in Cardiff: Lee Peltier is good business... much better than Brayford and not as expensive.

Lewis in Cardiff: Sell a good and consistent right-back and replace him with Lee Peltier. #SladeLogic

Matthew in Cardiff: We'll probably give him away for free in the summer. Seems to be a new trend.

A little 'did you know' about Lee Peltier - he was Huddersfield Town captain up until transfer deadline day in August, when the armband was handed to a new signing. Who replaced him? Only former Cardiff captain Mark Hudson.

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A last flurry for Scarlets as Priestland chips out of defence but it comes to nothing once more as the chasers overrun the ball.

Scarlets finish bottom of Pool 3 on eight points, Toulon go marching on to the quarters - and it will be former Cardiff Blues boss Dai Young who has the daunting task of taking his Wasps side to France.

Toulon open-side Steffon Armitage deservedly gets the award, he's been a huge pain at the breakdown for Scarlets and also looked dangerous the few times he's gone forward with ball in hand.

Sion Bennett comes on for Scarlets back-row Rob McCusker - only two left on the bench for the home side now. Toulon have used all theirs.

Phil Bennett

Former Wales and Lions captain

It's such a strong cup competition, these are some of the best sides I've ever seen, especially Clermont.

It's so difficult to judge, especially after Racing Metro went to Northampton and thrashed them.

Yet you look at this side - they've not played well, yet they've strolled over Scarlets and they're leading 26-3.

Toulon are back up to 15 men for the final five minutes and despite having the man advantage Scarlets have not been able to make it pay.

Scarlets threaten a late try that might have made the last seven minutes very interesting, but again Toulon isolate the ball carrier to earn a turnover.

Peltier signs for Cardiff City

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Cardiff City confirm the signing of Huddersfield defender Lee Pelitier on a three-and-a-half year contract.

Josh Lewis gets the last 11 minutes for Scarlets in place of wing Harry Robinson, while Regan King's night is also over.

Bastareaud dawdles off for Toulon, which should give the home midfield a little relief in the closing stages.

There's a small break in play so that Habana can get some attention, the wing's nose is looking a bit bloodied but a bit of tissue paper seems to do the trick.

There's been a few more replacements as well as the coaches play some of their last cards.

Mamuka Gorgodze is on for Toulon, while Scarlets send for Rory Pitman in place of Aaron Shingler, Rob Evans for Wyn Jones - reversing their earlier blood bin change - and Rhodri Williams takes over at scrum-half for Aled Davies.

Misery loves company

Ospreys and Wales international Rhys Webb tweets: What a team Toulon are, this is the way rugby should be played #allez

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Toulon's wing Bryan Habana scores as Toulon lead Scarlets 3-26.

Someone might want to tell him that Ospreys didn't fare particularly well today either...

Toulon lock Jocelino Suta earns a yellow card on 65 mins for pulling down at the line-out.

Not all doom and gloom for Welsh football

Let's not forget that Merthyr Town had a great day today, with a brace from Kayne Mclaggon ensuring a 2-1 victory.

Mick from Ferndale: We are top of the league! Steve Jenkins is the reason, excellent manager. Cardiff could do with him!

Mike in Edwardsville: We took 200 to Clevedon last week. All roads lead to Evesham now...

Mark in Penarth: Up the town! Another three points today towards promotion, Merthyr Town have surely got to do it this season!

Mick, Mike and Mark all support Merthyr. Apparently they're fans of alliteration there in mid-Glamorgan.

It's like migration time on the Serengeti as the Toulon bench almost empties.

Jean-Charles Orioli, Jean-Charles Oriol, Martin Castrogiovanni, Bakkies Botha and Juan Fernandez Lobbe come on for the star-studded French side.

Scarlets send on Kristian Phillips for Scott Williams and Wyn Jones for Rob Evans. It seems like Wayne Pivac is starting to look ahead to next week now.

Steffon Armitage is making a real nuisance of himself at the breakdown and Scarlets are penalised for holding on as the back-row 'jackals' the ball.

The flanker has been in great form for Toulon but didn't make England's Six Nations squad. Probably not a bad thing for Wales with England coming to Cardiff for the opening game on 6 February - live on the BBC of course!

Hell for an Angel

Swansea defender Angel Rangel on twitter: Very disappointing result today. Time to fully focus on the Premier League & keep top 10 spot till the end. Exciting challenge #believe

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Not-so-friendly encounter

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Scarlets number eight Rob McCusker and Toulon lock Jocelino Suta settle a minor disagreement at Parc y Scarlets.

TRY - HABANA

Toulon launch an attack off a wheeled scrum, Juanne Smith pops the ball up to find fellow Springbok Bryan Habana and the wing cuts back to score. Halfpenny converts. 52 mins

Phil Bennett

Former Wales and Lions captain

He is human after all, Leigh Halfpenny.

He's just pulled that kick wide of the post, but I think he's the best kicker in European rugby at the moment, possibly world rugby.

But they want to stuff Scarlets now and put them out of the game, they're not concerned with kicks from pens.

Let-off for Scarlets as they are pinged for off-side. The penalty is on the halfway line but in front of the posts, an area we're used to seeing Halfpenny slot them over but the Wales full-back misses for once.

Priestland is limping a bit though, a concern for Scarlets who really need their fly-half general on the field for the remaining half-hour.

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Let's not forget there has also been a full schedule of Welsh rugby today, with a few of you letting us know your feelings about Ospreys' 23-20 defeat to Treviso today:

Gareth in Swansea: What a truly great day for Swansea (not!). Very poor.

Ashley in Newport: Welsh regions are just not good enough. Losing too often against so-called 'lesser sides'.

Gareth in South Wales: Scrum cost us again!

Tweet us at #BBCSportWales if you want to join the conversation, remember there's still one game going on this Super Saturday - Scarlets are losing 3-19 to Toulon at half-time.

Welcome home Leigh!

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Toulon full-back Leigh Halfpenny was gets a hot reception from Scarlets centre Steven Shingler on his return to Wales. Well, he is from the "other" side of the Loughor estuary.

That's more like it as Priestland releases his backs and Scarlets make 50m down the left wing. Good hands and straight running - lovely stuff.

We're back and running at Parc y Scarlets, let's see if the home side can cause Toulon a few more problems in the second half.

Quick sums done on the draw for the next round of the Champions Cup and if it stays like this Toulon will have home advantage - and will host Dai Young's Wasps in the quarter-finals.

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The Russell Slade 'debate' continues, especially with his 'walking out' comments [see 18:12]...

Rhys in Pontypridd: Russell Slade's long ball tactics are killing the club, with the players not getting the chance to play the ball around on the floor!

Sion in Penarth: If Russell Slade was a good manager he would be able to motivate any player, regardless if he signed them or not. The whole point of management is to be good at managing! Out of his depth, club's still a mess.

Mike in Cardiff: Russell Slade has to go, he is clearly outside of his comfort zone and has no imagination other than route one football. Relegation beckons.

Rhys in Cardiff: It would be better if he walked out of the stadium and never came back...

We're still looking for someone who thinks Slade should keep his job at Cardiff City. Tweet #BBCSportWales or text us on 81012.

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Leigh Halfpenny has kicked 11 points in the first half for Toulon against Scarlets

Scarlets end the half with their best scrum of the match, holding Toulon's eight and then swarming over their backs in defence. A quick scuffle breaks out but the half-time whistle goes almost immediately - promise of tea and snacks sees the big men separate.

Cardiff City manager Russell Slade

It's the most disappointing 45 minutes since I've been here. I'd have probably walked out myself if I'd been in the crowd in the 2nd half.

Great defence from Scarlets as they drive Toulon back from their line after Bastareaud made the initial charge, but Toulon still win a scrum in the Welsh 22.

Looks like the repair job on Tillous-Borde didn't hold and he's again left the field. Back comes human yo-yo Escande.

Another Welsh footballer having a good day

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Crystal Palace goalkeeper and Wales international Wayne Hennessey: Fantastic result today against a strong team. Thought fans were amazing as always.

Crystal Palace beat Southampton 3-2 earlier today, with all of the goals scored in the first 40 minutes.

Bad day for Welsh clubs - good day for a Welsh footballer?

Aaron Ramsey

Arsenal midfielder and Wales international Aaron Ramsey: Training in the sun... looking forward to the #FACup tomorrow. Great memories last year, let's do the same this year!

Considering that both Manchester City and Chelsea have been knocked out of the FA Cup by lower-tier opposition, Ramsey will want to make sure he has his shooting boots on tomorrow.

PENALTY - HALFPENNY

Toulon's pack seems to have their opposite numbers on toast at the moment and with Halfpenny's kicking, each collapsed scrum is almost a free three points. 34 mins

PENALTY - SHINGLER

That's better. Scarlets get themselves on the scoreboard with a penalty from Steve Shingler, who steps up to slot the ball rather than Priestland with 30 mins gone.

Escande is back on the pitch after a bit of work in the blood bin. Tillous-Borde mopes off to the bench until he's called upon again.

Phil Bennett

Former Wales and Lions captain

There's a few Scarlets players on their knees when there's a break in play, already feeling the pace of this game.

A great kick into the corner by Priestland gives Scarlets hope with an attacking line-out. This time the catch is good but the drive disintegrates and the home side are penalised for holding on.

DROP-GOAL

Toulon are intent on taking any chance to score and Nicolas Sanchez drops a goal to rub in their superiority.

Scrum-half Sebastien Tillous-Borde has left the field injured for the visitors, to be replaced by Eric Escande.

PENALTY FOR HALFPENNY

Leigh Halfpenny slots an easy kick from in front of the posts, the French now lead 13-0 after 20 mins.

Cardiff City confirm that South Korea midfielder Kim Bo Kyung has left the club "by mutual consent".

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The conversation has inevitably turned to Russell Slade after Cardiff's 2-1 defeat to Reading in the FA Cup...

Martyn from mid-Glamorgan: Slade must go, he is just not up to it. Irrelevant about what he has inherited.

Huw from Cardiff: Slade is an idiot and he's taking us down.

Jeff from Merthyr: We've got a League One manager, who signs players from League One, guess where we're heading! Slades not the man!!

Barry from Pontypridd: Vincent Tan went for the low budget option with Slade and this is the result. Playing Kenwyne & Revell upfront today shows us just what to expect for rest of season. Brayford pushing for a move to a lower division club proves what a mess we're in!

So there is little support for Slade from the Cardiff faithful. Does anyone out there think the manager should keep his job? Text us on 81012, and tweet us at #BBCSportWales

Cardiff goalkeeper David Marshall has had a minor operation on an ankle injury and manager Russell Slade says he should be back in "two or three weeks".

Scarlets make it into Toulon territory but the line-out is stolen by the French. Not the greatest throw by Ryan Elias but he is the fourth or fifth choice Scarlets hooker after a glut of injuries.

Phil Bennett

Former Wales and Lions captain

There's no Liam Williams at full-back but the Scarlets have to move the ball when they've got it.

Scarlets 0-10 Toulon

Leigh Halfpenny punishes the under pressure Scarlets defence to make it Scarlets 0-10 Toulon after 10 minutes.

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"Very disappointed with Cardiff team performance, too much in the air."

Scarlets escape after Toulon's backs again breakthrough but the final pass goes into touch.

Leigh Halfpenny adds the conversion and the French side lead after five minutes.

Slade under fire

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Cardiff City manager Russell Slade didn't impress for Wales international Ian Walsh today.

"There was a lack of direction and a a lack of a system," he said.

Mathieu Bastareaud goes over for Toulon after a fine break by Sebastien Tillous-Borde

We're off at Parc Y Scarlets as Rhys Priestland's hanging kick-off is fielded in the Toulon 22.

Phew, what a day. Seven games down and one more to go as Scarlets host defending champions Toulon in the European Champions Cup at 17:30 GMT.

Scarlets are out of the running for the knock-out stage and Wales full-back and wing Liam Williams, plus locks Snyman and Jake Ball are unavailable through injury for Scarlets.

Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny turns out in the Toulon 15 shirt this afternoon.

Scarlets: Steven Shingler; Harry Robinson, Regan King, Scott Williams (capt), Hadleigh Parkes; Rhys Priestland, Aled Davies; Rob Evans, Ryan Elias, Peter Edwards, George Earle, Lewis Rawlins, Aaron Shingler, John Barclay, Rob McCusker.

Replacements: Darran Harris, Wyn Jones, Jacobie Adriaanse, Sion Bennett, Rory Pitman, Rhodri Williams, Josh Lewis, Kristian Phillips.

Toulon: Leigh Halfpenny; Drew Mitchell, Mathieu Bastareaud, Maxime Mermoz, Bryan Habana; Nicolas Sanchez, Sebastien Tillous-Borde; Xavier Chiocci, Guilhem Guirado, Carl Hayman (capt), Romain Taofifenua, Jocelino Suta, Juanne Smith, Steffon Armitage, Matemini Masoe.

Replacements: Jean-Charles Orioli, Alexandre Menini, Martin Castrogiovanni, Mamuka Gorgodze, Juan Martin Fernandez Lobbe, Rudolffe Wulf, Eric Escande, Bakkies Botha.

Ian Walsh

BBC Radio Wales pundit and former Wales striker

I sat here for 90 minutes and I'm wondering where Cardiff City are going.

There was a lack of direction, a lack of a system, no creativity in midfield, no leaders out there and no team ethic.

There's no doubt about this, Reading thoroughly deserved to win that game.

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Wales forward Gareth Bale was the saviour for 10-man Real Madrid, as his late penalty gave them a 2-1 win at Cordoba.

After a Ghilas penalty put Cordoba in front, Karim Benzema equalised for Real before Cristiano Ronaldo was sent off for hitting Cordoba's Edimar.

It was then left to Bale to save Real's blushes with a penalty in the 89th minute.

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Tony from Hengoed: Relegation for these no-hopers, they're an absolute disgrace. Tan should sack Slade, don't waste any more money on this load of rubbish. Dump the lot of them.

Phill from Cardiff: What was Slade's half-time tactics - 7-2-1 and defend a 1-0 lead? Slade must have had a yellow sticker for Tan to buy him as a manager.

Pete from Splott: Russell Slade says he is not shopping at Harrods... those playing for Cardiff looked as if they came in a job lot from Poundland!

Russell Slade was always going to get a bit of stick for that 'Harrods' line. Get involved with #BBCSportWales, or text us on 81012.

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It's a disappointing end to a disappointing Champions Cup campaign for Ospreys.

Treviso snatched victory with a penalty try in the final play of the game, and the Welsh region are left to reflect on another season of frustration in Europe.

TRY (Penalty try)

The Ospreys' forwards have been under immense pressure in the closing stages, and they eventually buckle as Treviso's scrum forces a penalty try.

CLOSE!

Treviso are piling on the pressure late on and, as the match enters its final minute, the Italians are held up just inches short of the Ospreys' try line.

Can the visitors repel this final onslaught? They have a Treviso scrum and 60 seconds to see out.

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Cardiff City are not impressing you lot on social media...

Andy Carter: Nathan Blake said on last night's Radio Wales Sport that Hal Robson-Kanu had never scored on a Saturday... famous last words?

Dave Briscoe: Slade OUT!!!

Philip Spillane: We should play in red.

Surely things are not that bad, Philip?

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A third successive defeat for Cardiff in all competitions after a dismal second-half display.

Full-back Fabio has to be dragged away from the Reading players after a fracas at the final whistle, but there wasn't much fire in the belly from Cardiff today.

Manager Russell Slade might say they can now concentrate on the league but, with the Premier League's top two Chelsea and Manchester City knocked out today, this could be the year of the underdog in the FA Cup.

With Swansea losing 3-1 at Blackburn earlier this afternoon, that's the end of the Welsh clubs' involvement in the FA Cup this season.

Dragons 30-19 Stade Francais

BBC Radio Wales' Phil Steele:

"It's the first time Stade Francais have lost to the same team twice in a European pool in their history."

TRY (Richard Fussell)

A sharp finish from full-back Richard Fussell, who stretches over to give Ospreys the lead with 10 minutes left.

Sam Davies misses his conversion.

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A second successive defeat for Newport, who have conceded seven goals in those two losses.

They're still in the League Two play-off places, but manager Justin Edinburgh will be looking for an improvement after two disappointing displays.

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It's all over at the Racecourse, and Wrexham face another replay in the FA Trophy.

Their third-round replay against Gateshead will be played on Wednesday.

Ian Walsh

BBC Radio Wales pundit and former Wales striker

No more than they deserve, really.

They've been the better team throughout the 90 minutes. All of a sudden there's a ball whipped in at the near post and Hal Robson-Kanu times it perfectly.

He gets the ball on the half-volley and whacks it in the same direction, high into the roof of the net.

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Geraint Rhys Jones lands a 79th minute penalty as the Dragons get claim four points and a home draw in the quarter finals.

GOAL (Hal Robson-Kanu)

Wales forward Hal Robson-Kanu comes off the bench to head Reading in front with what looks like a late winner.

No replay, then, but not as Cardiff manager Russell Slade would have liked.

The last time Robson-Kanu scored at Cardiff City Stadium, he put Wales 2-0 up against Cyprus. It's safe to say this goal has been less popular among the home fans.

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You get the feeling this game is rather petering out into a tame draw - not that either side particularly want a replay.

There's drama elsewhere in the FA Cup, though. Championship side Middlesbrough are 1-0 up at Premier League champions Manchester City, while current top-flight leaders Chelsea are losing 3-2 at home to League One team Bradford. Blimey.

Nathan Brew

Former Dragons centre

The Dragons are just appearing to be a bit nervy, they are a bit all over the place along this near side

They only need a bonus point today to guarantee the home draw in the quarter-finals, but they would love a win.

With the position Dragons were in at half time (22-7), they won't want to lose it from here.

GOAL (Lawson D'Ath)

Northampton's Lawson D'Ath appears to put the final nail in Newport's coffin as he fires into the bottom corner.

Missed chance

Craig Noone leads a counter-attack for Cardiff, but the winger miscues his low, left-footed shot and it dribbles harmlessly wide.

Today's attendance at Cardiff City Stadium, by the way, is 11,750.

TRY!

A fourth try from a driving line out. Remi Bonfils goes over for the French side. Game on?

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Elsewhere in the Ospreys' pool, there's a surprising result on the cards as Northampton are losing at home to Racing Metro.

On the bright side for Saints - and Wales - George North has just scored a try to give the hosts hope at Franklin's Gardens.

Jason Perry

Former Wales defender

The second half has been a lot better for me.

Wrexham have been getting the better over the Gateshead players, and they've come close.

You have to think neither side wants a replay here, the schedule is so hectic that they will want to get it done today.

Hopefully Wrexham can get the goal.

Worry for Wales?

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Dragons centre Tyler Morgan, who is in Wales' squad for the 2015 Six Nations, was taken off after injuring his leg for the Dragons against Stade Francais at Rodney Parade.

Wales play England in Cardiff on Friday, 6 February.

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Ospreys have been pounding Treviso's try line for the last few minutes, but the Italians are standing firm.

In the end, the visitors have to settle for three points as Sam Davies' penalty reduces their deficit to one point.

Ian Walsh

BBC Radio Wales pundit and former Wales striker

It mirrors the first half, where Reading had all the possession. You do wonder where the Cardiff City players are, not getting on the ball at all.

The referee's given a yellow card there to Craig Noone, but it could have been the type of challenge to warrant a red card - it's that dangerous.

Noone's got away with it.

YELLOW CARD (Craig Noone)

It's a bad couple of minutes for Cardiff. Moments after Oliver Norwood draws Reading level, Bluebirds winger Craig Noone is booked for a reckless challenge on Jordan Obita.

GOAL (Oliver Norwood)

Oliver Norwood wrong-foots Cardiff goalkeeper Simon Moore with a low, curling free-kick which nestles in the bottom corner.

If Cardiff City Stadium was subdued before that goal, it is almost silent now. The only noise is from Reading's jubilant travelling fans.

TRY!

Rhys Thomas crashes over for the Welsh side but Tom Prydie misses the conversion. Surely that seals it for Dragons?

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That Kenwyne Jones goal record makes for good reading for Cardiff fans...

We're under way...

The second half has kicked off at Treviso as well, with Ospreys aiming to overhaul a four-point deficit from the first half.

Steve Tandy's men are already out of the Champions Cup, but they'll be desperate to end their campaign on a high after their defeat to Northampton last weekend.

We're under way...

The second half is under way at Cardiff City Stadium, with Cardiff aiming to secure their place in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Nervy Dragons?

The quality of the Stade line-up suggests they should be closer to the Dragons than they are. Is this the start of a comeback?

Dafydd James

Former Wales and Lions wing

Terrible decision-making from the Ospreys and Martin Roberts.

We worried about complacency as the clock struck 40 minutes, and Treviso give Ospreys a big psychological blow just before half time.

If Gruff Rees was shaking his head before, he will be shaking it now.

That was calamitous from the Ospreys - needlessly giving Treviso the lead.

TRY!

Stade hooker Zurabi Zhvania crashes over from a driving line out for the French side, but Morne Steyn misses the conversion.

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Treviso's second try is an excellent move, backs and forwards running in tandem and offloading to devastating effect.

Flanker Barbini is the man to finish the move and, despite the missed conversion, Treviso lead 16-12.

That's the last play of the first half. Ospreys have a battle on their hands.

Ian Walsh

BBC Radio Wales pundit and former Wales striker

I haven't seen a Reading side as inept as this for a long, long time.

The only quality we've seen is from Kenwyne Jones, and you would have to say it was a wonderful header.

He has had a great game.

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With John Brayford's sale to Sheffield United confirmed, we are asking what you think about the former Cardiff full-back...

Tim Bushell: Think it's brilliant business getting back what we paid for him, he's been massively disappointing.

Martin Warren: Why do we keep selling our best players?

Phil Hyndman: Brayford has been a disappointment. Fabio is a better player. Average player now in the third tier football where he belongs.

Let's just say it's a divided opinion. What do you think - was Brayford a good sale? Join us at #BBCSportWales

Dafydd James

Former Wales and Lions wing

When the Scarlets played against the Ospreys they caused a lot of problems, with Samson Lee causing problems.

The referee is trying to settle both packs down now, let's hope we can get into a bit more of a free-flowing game.

We've only seen a few glimpses of attractive rugby, with both sides trying to find their feet.

TRY (Eli Walker)

Ospreys wing Eli Walker touches down in the corner after a fine break by fly-half Sam Davies, who misses his conversion.

There was some doubt over the try - the referee and TMO were locked in a long discussion as it seemed Ospreys were guilty of blocking - but it has been given and Ospreys are back in front.

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An uninspiring half at Cardiff City Stadium, where Kenwyne Jones' header is the difference between the sides.

Cardiff have not created much in the way of clear scoring opportunities but, with the towering Jones and Alex Revell up front, they certainly possess a physical attacking threat.

There's not much of a crowd to cheer on the Bluebirds, but those hardy souls who have made the trip to Cardiff City Stadium will at least be content to see their team leading after seeing them lose their last two games.

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Justin Edinburgh's men have it all to do at Sixfields after goals from Ryan Cresswell and John-Joe O'Toole

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It's all square in the third round of the FA Trophy, with Andy Bishop drawing Wrexham level after Adam Campbell had given Gateshead the lead.

TRY (Angelo Esposito)

A nicely worked try from the hosts, as Angelo Esposito goes over in the corner to put Treviso in front.

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Tom Prydie has struck his fourth and fifth penalties for the Welsh side as they hold a comfortable half-time lead.

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It's an impressive bonus-point win for Cardiff Blues away against Grenoble.

The Welsh side finish second behind London Irish in European Challenge Cup Pool One.

That means the Blues will be away in the quarter-finals.

Ian Walsh

BBC Radio Wales pundit and former Wales striker

I think since the goal Cardiff have settled down.

I want to see more from the four midfield players, especially Gunnarsson who has slipped out of the game.

I like Whittingham who has been technically sound, but you still want to see more from your midfield.

TRY (Josh Navidi)

Cardiff Blues have the bonus point in the bag as back-rower Josh Navidi crosses for their fourth try.

Replacement Gareth Davies converts to extend the Blues' lead, but London Irish's bonus point against Rovigo means the Welsh side cannot top their group in order to secure a home quarter-final in the Challenge Cup.

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Kenwyne Jones' goal has certainly got you lot talking.

Rhys Gale: Kenwyne Jones with another goal, needs to be starting more #scoringforfun #bluebirds

Daniel Storey: Kenwyne Jones, Darren Bent and Marouane Chamakh. The FA Cup's partying like it's 2009.

Antonio Alves: Kenwyne Jones is everything that Bafetimbi Gomis wishes he was.

Ouch. Who would you rather have in your team - Jones or Gomis? Get involved with #BBCSportWales.

TRY (Krisnan Inu)

Stade Francais have hit back at Rodney Parade, with centre Krisnan Inu going over for the French side and South Africa fly-half Morne Steyn adding the conversion.

GOAL (Andy Bishop)

Nine minutes after falling behind to Adam Campbell's goal for Gateshead, Wrexham have equalised with Andy Bishop scoring from close range.

GOAL (John-Joe O'Toole)

More bad news for Newport in League Two, as John-Joe O'Toole's header doubles Northampton's lead.

TRY (Penalty try)

It's a third try of the afternoon for the Blues, and it's a second penalty try as their scrum wreaks havoc in France.

Gareth Anscombe converts and victory seems secure for Mark Hammett's men.

PENALTY (Tom Prydie)

Tom Prydie makes it four kicks out of four, slotting over his third penalty for the Welsh side.

The Dragons look well placed to secure a home last eight tie in the European Challenge Cup early on.

Ian Walsh

BBC Radio Wales pundit and former Wales striker

Fantastic header.

Kenwyne Jones sneaks into the near post and hits a bullet header into the roof of the net.

Fantastic delivery from Whittingham, as you'd expect.

GOAL (Kenwyne Jones)

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After a scrappy start, Kenwyne Jones puts Cardiff in front with a thunderous header from Peter Whittingham's corner.

Cardiff City Stadium was a little sleepy up until that point, with the empty seats and untidy play making for a subdued atmosphere.

As has often been the case this season, Cardiff's breakthrough comes from a set-piece. Whittingham's outswinging corner was perfect for Jones, whose firm header flew into the top corner.

TRY (James King)

Ospreys exert pressure and go through the phases before Wales international James King, playing at lock today, gallops over in the corner.

After a quick check with the television match official, the try is awarded - King's first of the season.

Sam Davies converts with his first points in European competition, and it's a fine start for Ospreys in Italy.

PENALTY (Tom Prydie)

Tom Prydie slots over another penalty to extend the Welsh side's lead.

If results stay the same the Dragons could guarantee themselves a home tie in the European Challenge Cup last eight.

GOAL (Ryan Cresswell)

In League Two, Ryan Cresswell puts Northampton in front against Newport County, who are looking to bounce back from last week's 4-0 hammering at Cambridge.

TRY (Penalty try)

Cardiff Blues get their second try of the match in France, as they scrum forces a penalty try. Gareth Anscombe converts.

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That's Anscombe's second conversion of the day.

Elsewhere in the Champions Cup...

It's been a dramatic afternoon in the matches not involving Welsh teams in the European Champions Cup.

Leinster have become the second side to qualify for the quarter-finals after a dramatic 20-20 draw with Wasps at the Ricoh Arena.

Former England fly-half Andy Goode had a chance to win the game for Wasps with the last play of the match, but pushed his drop-goal wide.

It means Leinster top pool 2 on 20 points, while Wasps on 18 points still have a good chance of qualifying as one of the best runners-up but must await other results.

In the other match in the pool, Harlequins won 47-19 at Castres but, despite finishing level with Wasps on 18 points, Wasps have the edge because of better results in the head-to-head between the two teams.

TRY (Elliot Dee)

A brilliant start for the Dragons as hooker Elliot Dee goes over after a driving maul.

Tom Prydie converts to add to his earlier penalty.

KICK-OFF

Like the Cardiff Blues, the Newport Gwent Dragons are already assured of their place in the European Challenge Cup quarter-finals.

The difference is the Dragons have an unassailable lead at the top of Pool 3 after their spectacular 40-29 win against Newcastle last weekend.

Dragons beat Stade 38-22 in their first meeting, and a repeat of that could see them proceed as the top seeds in the tournament.

Dragons: Geraint Rhys Jones; Tom Prydie, Tyler Morgan, Jack Dixon, Hallam Amos; Dorian Jones, Jonathan Evans; Phil Price, Elliot Dee, Brok Harris, James Thomas, Rynard Landman (capt), Lewis Evans, Nic Cudd, Taulupe Faletau. Replacements: T Rhys Thomas, Lloyd Fairbrother, Dan Way, Cory Hill, Ian Gough, Luc Jones, Angus O'Brien, Ashton Hewitt.

Stade Francais: Paul Williams; Titouan Cazedepats , Geoffrey Doumayrou (capt), Krisnan Inu ,Digby Ioane; Morné Steyn, Julien Dupuy ; Romain Frou, Zurabi Zhvania, Davit Kubriashvili, Paul Gabrillagues , Juan Cruz Guillemain, Matthieu Ugena, Mathieu De Giovanni , Nicolas Garrault. Replacements: Sofiane Chellat , Zak Taulafo, Adrien Oleon, Julien Nibert, Remi Bonfils Luc Jones, Julien Tomas, Vincent Mallet, Raphael Lakafia.

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Dragons head coach Kingsley Jones saw his side win against Stade when they met in Paris earlier this season

KICK-OFF

We're about to get under way at the various matches kicking off at 3pm.

Cardiff City host Reading in the FA Cup fourth round, Newport County are away at Northampton in League Two while Wrexham are at home to Gateshead in the third round of the FA Trophy.

Where rugby's concerned, the Newport Gwent Dragons are aiming to secure a home quarter-final in the European Challenge Cup as they welcome Stade Francais to Rodney Parade.

Then at 3.15 Ospreys are away against Treviso in the European Champions Cup, though pride is all they have to play for in that match.

Swansea manager Garry Monk

Disappointed to lose of course. You're always up against it when you're down to 10 men so early.

Our plan was to try and get to the last 10 minutes of the game and then try and push.

But to concede the second goal like we did, that's what disappoints me the most.

I thought the [Sigurdsson red card] was very harsh... but we're going to have to accept it.

John Hartson

Former Wales striker

The six players that came in for Swansea didn't do well enough, I didn't think they were up to scratch from the start.

Owen Rawlings

But [the Sigurdsson tackle] was never a red card, it's a yellow for me.

Blackburn manager Gary Bowyer

We showed good character in the way we responded so quickly to Sigurdsson's goal.

The fact that Gestede and Conway are ex-Cardiff players, it will mean a lot to them.

Owen Rawlings

We just need our supporters to stay with us.

TRANSFER NEWS

Sheffield United have signed Cardiff City full-back John Brayford for around £1.5 million. The defender has signed a three and a half year deal with the Yorkshire club.

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What did you make of that then Swansea fans?

Patrick tweets: "It's hard to win without Wilfried Bony, but it's even harder to win with only 9 men on the pitch."

Yas in Edinburgh writes: "There's the Fabianski Arsenal fans had to put up with for years - how a Premier League club ever thought he was worth a punt as their first choice keeper is beyond me..."

Linsey Cole, presumably a Blackburn fan, simply says: "Hello round five!"

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HALF-TIME

Grenoble 3-7 Cardiff Blues

Blackburn goalscorer and former Cardiff star Craig Conway

We matched their work rate, we pressed them. The sending-off helped.

But it's a great win and it'll be great to see who we get in the next round.

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It's always nice [to score against Swansea].

Rob Phillips

BBC Wales football correspondent

Swansea started terribly and have finished abysmally.

Kevin Ratcliffe

Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

Swansea can't have any grumbles.

FULL-TIME

Swansea City were up against it from the moment Kyle Bartley saw red in the sixth minute. Blackburn took their chances and Gylfi Sigurdsson's red card in injury time will add to Garry Monk's disappointment at not progressing through to the FA Cup fifth round.

Kevin Gallacher

Former Blackburn striker on Match of the Day Wales

I just wonder if that's frustration.

Sigurdsson was very, very late in the tackle.

Sometimes that would be a yellow card but the ball was going away from him.

RED CARD

Owen Rawlings

Gylfi Sigurdsson sees red for a heavy challenge on Chris Taylor. The Swans down to nine men. It is the former Tottenham midfielder's first red card of his career.

Penalty - Grenoble 3-7 Cardiff Blues (James Hart - 36 mins)

Kevin Ratcliffe

Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

It's a tremendous shot by Conway.

Owen Rawlings

But Fabianski will be disappointed with himself, he should have done better. He gets two hands to it but he just can't do enough to keep it out of the net.

GOAL

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Another former Cardiff City player Craig Conway scores against Swansea. The winger smashed a powerful shot from the edge of the area but Lukasz Fabianski failed to keep it out despite getting a hand to it.

Shot saved

Nelson Oliveira's low shot from the edge of the Blackburn box is comfortably held by Simon Eastwood. Time running out for the Swans now.

Adrian Hadley

Former Wales wing

He looked like he was going absolutely nowhere, twisting around. But then like the Red Sea, Grenoble just opened up.

TRY!

Lloyd Williams crosses for the Welsh side and Gareth Anscombe adds the conversion.

Gylfi Sigurdsson threads the ball through to Angel Rangel, but the ball is hacked away with the Spaniard about to pull the trigger.

Barry Horne

Former Wales captain

Oliveira is hardly a target man, I'm not sure how used he is to being the focal point of the attack.

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Wales Women's striker Natasha Harding tweets: "Gomis ... A poor mans version of Bony #Awful"

How much are Swansea missing top-scorer Wilfried Bony after selling him to Manchester City?

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SUBSTITUTION

Blackburn striker Jordan Rhodes, who has been linked with a move to the Swans is on for David Dunn.

Owen Rawlings

Swansea striker Bafetimbi Gomis is replaced by Nelson Oliveira.

Kevin Ratcliffe

Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

Gestede won the header and he won the second ball that bounced down.

No Swansea player reacted. They've switched off from corners.

GOAL

Owen Rawlings

Former Cardiff City striker Rudy Gestede stabs the ball high into the net from six yards out to put the Championship side ahead. Swansea are in real danger now of becoming the victim of a FA Cup upset.

Poor pass

Swansea City striker Bafetimbi Gomis over-hits a pass to Jonjo Shelvey which would surely have given the former Liverpool midfielder a chance to run in on goal. Shelvey had no Blackburn defenders with him but Gomis failed to find him.

Safe pair of hands

Swansea City goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski dives low down and holds onto Matt Kilgallon's header with Shane Duffy ready to pounce on any rebound.

Kevin Ratcliffe

Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

It's getting a bit tedious and it's down to Blackburn not being quick enough.

It's quite easy defending for Swansea at the moment.

Sole survivor

Cardiff City midfielder Peter Whittingham is the only member of the side selected today that played in the 2008 FA Cup final defeat against Portsmouth. He also played in the 2-0 third-round win against Reading on the road to Wembley that year.

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Peter Whittingham is fouled by Niko Kranjcar of Portsmouth in the 2008 FA Cup final

Cardiff City v Reading (15:00 GMT)

Cardiff manager Russell Slade has made three changes from the team that lost 2-1 at Middlesbrough.

Full-backs John Brayford and Matt Connolly are replaced by Fabio and Scott Malone, while striker Kenwyne Jones comes in for midfielder Tom Adeyemi as Cardiff switch to a 4-4-2 formation.

Cardiff: Moore, Fabio, Turner, Morrison, Malone, Whittingham, Gunnarsson, Harris, Noone, Jones, Revell. Subs: Wilson, Connolly, John, Adeyemi, Ralls, O'Sullivan, Macheda.

Reading: Federici, Gunter, Obita, Pearce, Hector, Chalobah, Williams, Norwood, Blackman, McCleary, Pogrebnyak. Subs: Andersen, Kelly, Cooper, Karachan, Taylor, Robson-Kanu, Cox.

SUBSTITUTION

Owen Rawlings

Swansea City winger Jefferson Montero comes on for Mo Barrow.

Barry Horne

Former Wales captain

Bafetimbi Gomis is up against two big strong lads here and I think that Wilfried Bony would have given them a bit more a testing.

SUBSTITUTION

Owen Rawlings

Can former Cardiff striker Rudy Gestede score against Swansea?

Blackburn's top scorer and former Cardiff City striker Rudy Gestede comes on for Joshua King.

How times have changed

The league positions of Blackburn and Swansea were rather different on this date 20 years ago...

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KICK-OFF

The match is underway out in France.

Edinburgh's win over Bordeaux last night means the Cardiff Blues have already qualified for the European Challenge Cup quarter-finals - but director of rugby Mark Hammett has still chosen a strong side.

The Blues are bolstered by the return of three Wales internationals, Sam Warburton, Gethin Jenkins and Alex Cuthbert.

But there is no place for Scott Andrews, who was named in Wales' Six Nations squad.

One of the players he beat to selection, 95-cap veteran Adam Jones, is named on the bench.

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Real Dazzler has tweeted: "Seeing Iwan Roberts and John Hartson stood next to each other at Ewood reminds me of a Braveheart battle I once saw!"

An uncanny resemblance!

He also writes: "Credit where it is due, Gomis put in a shift in the first half. Wasn't expecting that but I'll doff my cap.

But Mr S Williams disagrees: "Gomis not living up to his own hype so far, been poor."

What do you make of Bafetimbi Gomis' performance so far? Can the 10 men of Swansea beat Blackburn?

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Wide of the mark

Tom Cairney curls a shot wide of the top left corner of the Swansea goal.

Ambitious attempt

Blackburn striker Joshua King gets to the by-line inside the Swansea area and ambitiously attempts to fire the ball past Lukasz Fabianski from an acute angle instead of cutting the ball back to his team-mates.

Shot blocked

The first opportunity for Swansea of the second half falls to Bafetimbi Gomis. The French striker takes the ball past Matt Killgallon but his goal-bound shot from just inside the 18 yard area is blocked by Shane Duffy.

John Hartson

Former Wales striker

I think we will definitely see one of Jordan Rhodes or Rudy Gestede come on for Blackburn.

They are both in good scoring form, Gestede with 12 goals and Rhodes with eight.

King is playing really well, and is a real threat with his pace, but you would expect one of those two to come on and bolster the Rovers attack.

KICK-OFF

Blackburn Rovers get the second half underway. Can the Championship side cause an upset against the 10 men from the the Premier League?

Iwan Roberts

Former Wales striker

Owen Rawlings

I've been disappointed by Swansea striker Bafetimbi Gomis. He's been sloppy and hasn't really got hold of the ball. He needs to do much more for this team.

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John Hartson

Former Wales striker

Two fantastic goals. We know Gylfi Sigurdsson can do that.

But it was a nightmare start by Swansea, down to 10 men after five minutes.

Blackburn have done well but you would expect them to do well against 10 men.

The onus is on Blackburn as the home team to go on and try and win the game. I think Swansea would take a draw and a replay at this point.

Wembley omens?

The Bluebirds have already beaten Reading at home this season 2-1 in their Championship clash in November. They also beat the Royals on their way to two of their three previous final appearances in 1927 and 2008.

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Cardiff City captain Fred Keenor shakes hands with Reading skipper ahead of the 1927 FA Cup semi-final in Wolverampton which the Welsh side won 3-0.

Kevin Gallacher

Former Blackburn striker on Match of the Day Wales

Blackburn manager Gary Bowyer will be telling his team to get the ball behind the Swansea back four to Josh King.

Owen Rawlings

If they do, I think Blackburn can cause Swansea problems in the second half.

Cardiff City v Reading (15:00 GMT)

As well as the second half at Ewood Park, we also have coverage of Cardiff's FA Cup fourth-round tie at home to Reading at 15:00 GMT.

Swansea legend Alan Curtis

Swansea coach Alan Curtis: "It was a great goal by Gylfi Sigurdsson to give us a foothold.

Owen Rawlings

"But we're a little bit disappointed to give the goal away so soon after."

Grenoble v Cardiff Blues (14:00 GMT)

Wales and British and Irish Lions trio Sam Warburton, Gethin Jenkins and Alex Cuthbert return for Cardiff Blues, as they look for a result in Grenoble that would put them in the quarter-finals.

Grenoble: Fabien Gengenbacher (capt); Ratu Alipate Ratini, Jackson Willison, Louis Marrou, Daniel Kilioni; Jordan Michallet, James Hart; Rémy Hugues, Loick Jammes, Dayna Edwards, Ben Hand, Ross Skeate, Henry Vanderglas, Mahamadou Diaby, Florian Faure.

Replacements: Alexandre Dardet, Denis Coulson, Richard Choirat, Thibault Rey, Fabien Alexandre, Joannes Henry, Geoffroy Messina, Benjamin Thiery.

Cardiff Blues: Rhys Patchell; Richard Smith, Cory Allen, Adam Thomas, Alex Cuthbert; Gareth Anscombe, Lloyd Williams; Gethin Jenkins (capt), Kristian Dacey, Taufa'ao Filise, Chris Dicomidis, Filo Paulo, Josh Turnbull, Sam Warburton, Josh Navidi.

Replacements: Matthew Rees, Sam Hobbs, Adam Jones, Macauley Cook, Ellis Jenkins, Tavis Knoyle, Gareth Davies, Gavin Evans.

HALF-TIME

An action-packed first half. Swansea have not sat back and defended after going down to 10 men early on, but will be disappointed to have conceded the equaliser so soon after taking the lead. Blackburn have looked dangerous going forward and the pace of Joshua King has caused the Swansea defence problems.

Gomis chance

Bafetimbi Gomis swings at the ball wildly from the penalty spot and fails to connect properly with Dwight Tiendalli's cross. A great chance for the Swans, but there was a lot of pace on the pass to be fair to the French striker.

Barry Horne

Former Wales captain

Swansea just don't look as confident and sure of themselves as they normally do, nor as they should do as a Premier League outfit.

SUBSTITUTION

David Dunn replaces Lee Williamson for Blackburn Rovers.

Story so far...

Owen Rawlings

Click on the highlights tab of the live page to see the story of the game so far. You will not be disappointed!

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Well this game has come to life hasn't it?!

Gylfi Sigurdsson's belter put 10-man Swansea ahead before Chris Taylor's leveller for the Championship side.

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Dyer denied

At the other end Swansea City winger Nathan Dyer also has a shot blocked in the centre of the Blackburn area. Both side's are going for it. What a start!

Shot blocked

Jason Lowe's pass finds Joshua King on the edge of the Swansea box, but the Blackburn striker's goal-bound shot is blocked by Swansea skipper Angel Rangel.

YELLOW CARD

Lee Williamson of Blackburn Rovers booked for a challenge on Swansea striker Bafetimbi Gomis.

Kevin Gallacher

Former Blackburn striker on Match of the Day Wales

That was the response that Blackburn manager Gary Bowyer wanted.

It's a fantastic finish and they're back in it.

GOAL

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Chris Taylor hooks the ball home from the edge of the six-yard box following Tom Cairney's knock down. Swansea's lead lasts less than two minutes. Taylor scored twice for Rovers in their 2-1 win at Charlton in round three.

Kevin Ratcliffe

Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

The goalkeeper couldn't do a thing. That was a joy to watch. It was a fantastic goal.

He should have been closed down a little quicker, but he took advantage of that.

GOAL

Owen Rawlings

What a strike!

Gylfi Sigurdsson hits an absolute screamer into the top corner from outside the area to give 10-man Swansea the lead. The former Tottenham midfielder received the ball outside the Blackburn box, moved to a more central position before hitting an unstoppable shot past Rovers goalkeeper Simon Eastwood.

Blackburn 0-0 Swansea

Owen Rawlings

Catch it!

Joshua King is calling all sorts of problems to the Swansea defence. He cuts inside the Swansea box, but slips before he can get his shot away. Tom Cairney's long-range effort is held by Lukasz Fabianski.

SUBSTITUTION

Swansea City defender Federico Fernandez on for midfielder Tom Carroll.

Kevin Ratcliffe

Former Wales captain & BBC Wales pundit

I did say the warning signs were there just before. Josh King has a lot of pace.

Bartley seemed to be ambling. I don't know how much contact there was, but if the referee thinks it's a foul then he's got no option but to send the lad off.

RED CARD

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Swansea City's Kyle Bartley sent-off for bringing down Joshua King, just outside the 18-yard box. Lukasz Fabianski parries away Tom Cairney's free-kick.

The magic of the Cup

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A young Blackburn fan enjoys the atmosphere at Ewood Park as the Championship side take on Swansea City.

Slow start

Both sides are trying to ease their way into the match at a sunny Ewood Park. Swansea have enjoyed plenty of possession as expected, but no shots on goal so far.

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Can Swansea put last week's 5-0 thrashing by Chelsea behind them?

Or will former Premier League champions Blackburn cause a shock at Ewood Park?

Let us know where you're following our coverage from and give us your predictions for today's game.

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KICK-OFF

Swansea City get things under way after a minute's applause for former Blackburn Rovers manager Ken Furphy who passed away earlier this week.

John Hartson

Former Wales striker

I'm going for a Swansea win. I don't think it will be easy though. It'll be interesting to see how Swansea's back four go.

New kid in town

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Swansea new boy Kyle Naughton looks relaxed in the warm-up. He joined the Swans from Tottenham on Thursday.

The teams are out

So Blackburn Rovers and Swansea City make their way onto the pitch at Ewood Park. Both sets of fans cheer their sides on, who will be celebrating a place in the fifth round come full-time?

Swansea manager Garry Monk

Swansea boss Garry Monk on striker Bafetimbi Gomis: "He trains very well, his attitude is good and on top of that he is a good footballer and we need as many of those as possible in the team."

On today's game: "I think obviously being as Premier League team you have that tag as favourites but we have been the underdog for many years in cup competitions and we still have that mentality.

"Any time you suffer any defeat is bad but especially in the manner we did, it was very unlike us. The players have been itching to get back on track and this is our opportunity."

A good read?

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Swansea captain Ashley Williams catches up with his biog in the match programme before the match. Today's a day-off for the Welshman as he has a shoulder injury.

Pressure off the Blues

Edinburgh's win over Bordeaux last night means the Cardiff Blues - who are at Grenoble today - have already qualified for the European Challenge Cup quarter-finals.

How things stand?

Newport Gwent Dragons are already through to the European Challenge Cup quarter-final, but a win against Stade Francais at Rodney Parade could see them finish as one of the top seeds and secure a home tie in the last eight.

French foes for Welsh sides

Aside from the football we also have European Challenge Cup rugby quarter-final action. Today's action has a distinctly Gallic feel with Cardiff Blues away to French side Grenoble (14:00 GMT) and Newport Gwent Dragons at home to Stade Francais (15:00 GMT).

Road to round four

Blackburn meanwhile set up today's tie with Swansea by beating fellow Championship side Charlton 2-1 away thanks to a Chris Taylor double.

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Chris Taylor (L) celebrates scoring one of his two goals in the 2-1 win at Charlton in round three

Rovers return

So another away trip to Rovers in the Cup today for Garry Monk's men. In round three the Swans hit Tranmere Rovers for six at Prenton Park, with a 6-2 victory against the League Two outfit.

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Swansea City's Mo Barrow takes on Tranmere defenders in the FA Cup third round tie

Blackburn strikers on the bench

Blackburn Rovers make six changes from the draw against Wigan. Strikers Jordan Rhodes and Rudy Gestede, who have both been linked with moves away from Ewood Park, are on the bench.

Blackburn Rovers starting XI: Eastwood, Henley, Duffy, Kilgallon, Olsson, Taylor, Lowe, Williamson, Conway, Cairney, King.

Subs: Steele, Hanley, Dunn, Brown, Rhodes, Marshall, Gestede.

Swans ring the changes

Swansea City manager Garry Monk makes five changes to the side that lost 5-0 at home to Chelsea. Angel Rangel comes in to skipper the Swans from full-back, centre-back Kyle Bartley, midfielders Jordi Amat and Jonjo Shelvey and forward Mo Barrow are the other new starters.

Swansea starting XI: Fabianski, Rangel, Bartley, Amat, Tiendalli, Carroll, Shelvey, Dyer, Sigurdsson, Barrow, Gomis.

Subs: Tremmel, Naughton, Fernandez, Fulton, Emnes, Montero, Oliveira.

Good afternoon

Good afternoon or prynhawn da!

Today is an action packed afternoon of Welsh sport with all four rugby regions in European action and our quartet of football sides in action in the FA Cup fourth round, FA Trophy and their respective leagues.

Swansea City are the first to fly the flag today away to Championship side Blackburn Rovers in the FA Cup, live on BBC Two Wales and here!