Ian Walsh
Former Wales striker on BBC Radio Wales

This is really comfortable for Swansea who have done their homework and look sharp.

But Burnley are all over the place and their players' body language is as bad as I've seen in years.

They are all over the place, players are out of position, they're trying to over-play and have made two crazy mistakes for the goals.

I don't know what's going to happen to the manager but he's looking in real trouble already.

Tom Murray
BBC Radio Lancashire commentator

Burnley will have to change something if they are going to get anything from this game.

With the way this game has gone a point would be an excellent result.

Owain Llyr
BBC Radio Cymru commentator at Swansea.com Stadium

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Swansea's wingers couldn't buy a goal at times last season. It was one of the reasons they didn't challenge for a play-off spot.

Vitor Matos addressed that problem over the summer, and it seems to have paid dividends.

Moussa Yeo has just scored his first goal for the Swans against Burnley, while Joseph Opoku has already netted twice this season.

Ronald and Eom Ji-Sung's performances have improved since Opoku and Yeo arrived at the Swansea.com Stadium - both have contributed with goals.

Some healthy competition for Swansea in the wide areas - and at the moment it's paying off.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

The key to get out of trouble is Finn Azaz, he's finding spaces and that's how we scored.

So, we need to get him on the ball more.

Nicky Hayen wont sleep easy tonight if his Clarets side can't turn this one around.

Watford have been well and truly outclassed in this first half.

Time and time again Stoke came forward through Lamine Cisse and Ethan Galbraith, and they would have been even further ahead had it not been for the heroics of Federico Ravaglia in the Watford goal.

But moments after Cisse had a goal rule for offside, Jack McGlynn turned beautifully to curl a shot into the top corner of the net, and beyond Ravaglia.

It's a lead, but Mark Robins might be frustrated his side couldn't make the most of ALL the other chances.

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Burnley have got it all to do after two awful defensive errors gave high-flying Swansea two goals.

Adah Idah and Moussa Yeo were the beneficiaries and the winless Clarets are staring down the barrel of a fourth loss in their first seven league games.

The Swans, still yet to concede a goal at home this campaign, are going level on points with table-topping West Ham unless Nicky Hayen's men can do something pretty special in the second half.

Charlton have had the better of it but have failed to breach Portsmouth.

Daniel Bielica has done well to deny Karlan Grant and Miles Leaburn while Tyler Bindon's header was cleared off the line.

Conor Shaughnessy has had a header saved for Portsmouth.

Pretty even at Ewood Park but it is the home side who have the lead at the break thanks to Dapo Afolayan's improvised finish.

Cyle Larin's seventh goal of the season has Southampton ahead but my Bristol City have tested them.

Daniel Peretez made three important saves inside the opening 15 minutes before Keven Schlotterbeck cleared off the line from Dom Ballard.

Larin's fine finish from the edge of the box was the mark of a man full of confidence.

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A frankly ludicrous opening 45 minutes draws to a close on Teesside.

The away side took the lead through Mo Toure in the opening minute but Boro had turned it around after just seven minutes through goals from Seb Berhalter and Amario Cozier-Duberry.

The hosts pushed for more and got it when Berhalter grabbed his second about 10 minutes before the break.

More of the same please fellas!

Stoke have the ball in the back of the net through Lamine Cisse, but much to the home crowd's relief...the flag is raised for offside.

Portsmouth finally bring a save out of Arthur Okonkwo.

Conor Shaughnessy's header is saved by the on-loan Wrexham man.

There's not been much between the two sides at Deepdale, although Preston should probably be ahead.

There were chances from Alfie Devine and Andrija Vukcevic in the first half, but the stand out moment was when the former worked a lovely pass into the feet of Johnny Kenny who had the goal at his mercy, but he just couldn't connect with the shot.

Lincoln had their moments, with Ben House and Reeco Hackett going close, but Daniel Oyegoke's header just before half time was the closest the visitors have come.

Just as Watford looked like they were getting back into this one, Jordan Zemura goes down injured.

Alessio Dionisi is forced to take him off and bring on Omar Traore.

Bristol City try to respond immediately to going behind.

Joe Williams bends an effort off target.

You cannot say the visitors have not had their chances but Southampton have given them a lesson in taking them when they come along.

The Hornets are starting to get back into this game as Othmane Maamma creates more problems for the Stoke defence. He charges through and pulls the ball back to Mamadou Doumbia, but Maksym Talovierov does well to block the strike.

Corner to Watford.