Gaizka Larrazabal's strike from outside the box is well blocked.

Bolton have responded well since their 5-1 hammering by Middlesbrough last Friday.

A third yellow card of the game for Wolves.

Fer Lopez prevents Cardiff taking a free kick and is cautioned - seems a bit of a silly one to be honest.

Amario Cozier-Duberry sends a shot just past the post as league-leading Boro look for a third that would put this one to bed.

The hosts are giving it a good go trying to get back on terms early in this second half but after winning a corner, which is cleared, the return ball to Edvin Austbo at the back post catches the Norwegian offside.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

It's been a little bit scrappy in the first five minutes of this second half.

Tony Mowbray made two changes at the break to try and find a way back into this match.

Augustus Kargbo and Hayden Carter are on for the second 45 half.

Half-time change for the visitors.

Ebou Adams is on for the second half, replacing Adrian Segecic.

Owain Gwynedd Griffith
BBC Final Score at Swansea.com Stadium

Swansea fans buzzing at the break… nobody saw that first half performance coming. Swans back out for the second half early, eager pick up where they left off.

An early Carlton Morris header is saved by home goalkeeper Max Crocombe - good reflexes from the New Zealand international between the sticks.

That is a first effort on target for Derby.

Andrew Moon
BBC Radio Solent commentator

I don't think John Mousinho will be particularly pleased with that first 45 minutes.

No changes for either side at the break - you do wonder if John Eustace told his Derby players 'you got us into this mess, you get us out of it...'

It really would be some comeback.

Busy isn't it?

The goals have been flying in - but is your side having a nightmare on Halloween or are you being treated to something special?

Off we go for the second 45.

Dan George
BBC Sport at St Mary's

Well that is absolutely bizarre.

The boos inside St Mary's are deafening as the referee blows for half-time and the officials walk down the tunnel.

About 30 seconds into the celebrations for what appeared to be a second goal for Saints the lineman's flag goes up and the Southampton players are absolutely furious.

It looked like Jack Stephens was called to be in an offside position when the ball was headed past him by Lewis Dobbin and into the net.

We'll have to wait and watch that one back.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

Charlton are a threat but we have been the better side.

Sebastian Berhalter has been influential in everything. He's got his goal and he's set up the second.

We are in front and there has been a little nervousness, but we have been the better side.

Ashley Phillips has been brought in to do the simple things. Win it and just keep it and Callum Brittain is just on another level in his position.

Alex Hoad
BBC Sport England at the London Stadium

More boos from the home fans as Robert Jones blew the whistle for half-time.

The Irons fans are not remotely happy with their side's defending or urgency of play and it feels like a big 45 minutes coming up for Nuno Espirito Santo.

Jimmy-Jay Morgan was a thorn in West Ham's side, especially for the opening 25 minutes, switching from left flank to right and pulling the makeshift Hammers defence all over the place.

The hosts have threatened when they have got the ball wide to Edvin Austbo or Jarrod Bowen but that hasn't happened nearly enough for the home fans' taste and Albion really should have been 2-0 up before Bowen got the Irons back on terms.

We remain goalless at Turf Moor.

Portsmouth have had a goal disallowed after Marlon Pack found the back of the net but the referee adjudged there had been a foul in the build up on Burnley keeper Gregoire Coudert.

Burnley have gone close with Andreas Hountondji drawing a save from Nicolas Schmid, who also had to be aware to keep out Kyle Walker's long-range strike.

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Wolves in control thanks to headers from Fer Lopez and Adam Armstrong.

Jordan James also sent an effort wide before having to be substituted.

Cardiff have threatened with Jose Sa saving from both Chris Willock and Jack Moylan.

An entertaining first half comes to an end and we remain all-square.

Dom Ballard put the Robins in front, tapping home inside the six-yard box.

City's lead lasted all but three minutes when Josh Sheehan was invited to come forward and his strike from distance found the bottom corner, leaving Bradley Collins no chance.