Jamal Fyfield
Former EFL defender on BBC Radio London

West Ham are playing against a resolute Swansea side. They're not just going to lie down and let this game peter out.

It'll be interesting to see if Nuno goes for Piroe or Castellanos or as longer the game goes on, Soucek.

But, as a neutral I'd want to see Austbo. His goal against Lincoln was a beauty.

Down goes Abu Kamara under a challenge from Jacob Wright in the Norwich area and referee Gavin Ward points to the spot.

Preston on the front foot as Andrija Vukcevic finds Alfie Devine down the left whose cross is headed narrowly wide of target by Johnny Kenny.

Michael Skubala has made two Bristol City substitutions at the break - Jed Wallace and Elijah Adebayo have been introduced in place of Scott Twine and George Tanner.

Jay Fulton loses possession to Jarrod Bowen of all people.

He drives forward and to the left edge of the box before lashing in an angled strike which Lawrence Vigouroux flies to his left to palm away.

West Ham looking to put the game to bed early in the second half.

Rayan Kolli gets another look at goal for QPR.

James Beadle makes the save for a second time in the game.

You almost NEVER see this nowadays.

Mohamadou Kante has been pulled up by ref Josh Smith for taking a foul throw - one foot off the ground.

Old school fans will be very happy with that.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent commentator

It's already like the first half.

Saints passing the ball around and twisting and Bolton are staying dogged behind the ball.

It's the Hammers fans who are making the noise at the start of the second half, singing something about bubbles...

They almost have something to celebrate as Stephen Welsh's tame back header to keeper Lawrence Vigouroux is nearly pounced upon by Pablo.

Southampton have made a second change at the break with Kuryu Matsuki replacing Tom Fellows.

Remember, they have also lost top-scorer Cyle Larin to a first-half injury.

Mark Scott
Final Score at St Mary's

Saints should be on course to continue their 100% home record this season but have failed to turn their dominance into clear cut chances.

Bolton will be delighted to have got in at the break all square given that it's been pretty much one-way traffic, but surely they'll need a different approach in the second half?

45 minutes to go, and some huge results at present... how will things change before the final whistle?

Jamal Fyfield
Former EFL defender on BBC Radio London

West Ham definitely rode their luck in that half. Swansea also had a penalty waved away, which I thought was a penalty.

But, credit to West Ham because they've fought for each other and it was a great finish Mukasa for the goal and they've punished them.

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It has been entertaining fare at The Hawthorns.

Blackburn struck two early blows from the right foot of Andri Gudjohnsen, who was recalled to the starting XI for this fixture.

His opposing number Barney Stewart netted his first Albion goal shortly afterwards. The Baggies also hit the post through Jayson Molumby.

The way this game has played out so far, you would be brave to consider the scoring concluded!

Things feeling a lot better for Phil Parkinson.

All three goals came in the space of 11 minutes late in the half as Joe Worrall headed the hosts ahead shortly before Alfie Devine tapped home the first goal of the Graham Alexander era to equalise.

However former North End skipper Ben Whiteman bagged his first Wrexham goal shortly before the break to give the Red Dragons the advantage, and yes, he did celebrate.