Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

The hardy band of Burnley followers at the Swansea.com Stadium may be feeling a little hard done by based on what they have seen so far this afternoon.

Swansea are in control on the scoreboard having taken advantage of two Clarets clangers, while the visitors wasted their big opportunities to get back into the game.

The question now surrounds whether, after one win in 35 league matches, Burnley can spark a revival - or if Swansea will find what would surely be a killer third goal.

Glen Little
Former Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

It's gone flat here.

The atmosphere is very strange. Swansea are 2-0 up and could be going level on points with top of the Championship.

We have had some good chances and shown we can create chances against this Swansea side. Bring someone like Jamie Vardy on, get a goal back and we're back in it.

Stoke are inches away from doubling their lead, and Watford are all over the place.

Ethan Galbraith swings the ball into the feet of Lamine Cisse, who weaves in and out of the Watford defence and cracks a shot onto the crossbar.

Alessio Dionisi needs to change things up here.

Dapo Afolayan shoots over the bar as the home side look to retake the lead.

A first caution of the game goes to City's Lisav Eissat.

Gary Owers
Former Sunderland & Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

It's great play from City and it's a great run into the box from Tolaj who didn't have enough time to react and he didn't get enough on it.

A good start to the second half, though.

Simon Davies
BBC Radio Wales commentator

Burnley have a squad stacked with experience and internationals, including Kyle Walker, Connor Roberts and Jamie Vardy. They really should be in a better shape than this.

At times they have been a shambles.

Lincoln nearly take the lead as Conor McGrandles' shot is saved well by Daniel Iverson. The ball falls to Ben House, but the home side pinch it from under his nose and clear.

Preston defender Harry Clarke gets a shot away. His effort is blocked and falls to Johnny Kenny, who tries to sneak it inside the near post of George Wickens.

It goes behind for a corner.

Lorent Tolaj heads wide for Bristol City after Daniel Peretz had deflected Jason Knight's cross into his path.

Losing count of the chances City have had now.

Stoke carry on their momentum from the first half as Lamine Cisse does well to reach the byline. His pullback reaches Ben Johnson but his low effort is deflected behind for a corner.

The away side have a great chance to draw level!

Half-time sub Gady Beyuku fouls Tairyk Arconte in the area to give away a penalty and is also booked for his troubles.

There's been a change at the break but not from the trailing visitors.

Filip Lissah replaces Joshua Key for the home side.

Jamie Vardy stays on the bench for the Clarets for now.

Swansea were relegated in 2017-18 and made the Championship play-offs in back-to-back seasons but have finished no higher than 10th since 2021. Could Vitor Matos be the man to bring back the good times?

A change at the break for Southampton.

Flynn Downes has made way for Cameron Bragg.

An early chance for Portsmouth.

Arthur Okonkwo does really well to save from Abu Kamara.

Pompey will hope to threaten more than they did in the first half.

A change apiece.

Boro take off Alfie Jones and bring on Ashley Phillips, while Norwich take off Anis Ben Slimane and introduce Jacob Wright.

Ryan Alebiosu is off for the home side and Gady Beyuku is on in his stead as the home side make one change at the break.

The home side make a doubler themselves.

Mark Sykes and Yannis Issoufou are on for Jordi Osei-Tutu and Romain Esse.

We're starting to get back under way in our seven Championship games.

A big 45 minutes coming up for a few teams... and managers.