How about this then? Tom Fellows is on for Southampton to face his former club.

Fellows, who came up through the Albion academy, replaces Kuryu Matsuki and gets a polite round of applause from the home support.

Steve Hermon
BBC Radio WM commentator

It was a brilliant ball by Tammer Bany to Aune Heggebo at the near post and it's saved by Daniel Peretz

Bany has started really well since coming off the bench.

How, how, how is this still 1-1?!

Now it's Albion who should be in front as Aune Heggebo drifts across the near post and steers towards goal from about four yards out but Daniel Peretz is down to save for Southampton.

What a game this is. End-to-end late on now.

Almost a fourth for Birmingham.

Carlos Vicente finds the post and Max Crocombe gratefully grabs the rebound.

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Humdinger of a finish.

Full-back Terry Devlin is the hero for the Blues, popping up in the first half to tuck home a bouncing ball to put the hosts ahead.

Swansea grew into the game and eventually levelled through a Zan Vipotnik penalty on 85 minutes and then thumped the bar through Ross Stewart in the closing stages,

However Devlin popped up with a similar finish with his right foot into the same corner in the second minute of injury time and then Thomas Waddingham pounced six minutes later to put a cherry on the icing on the cake.

Pompey closing on the play-offs after a sixth match unbeaten but Swansea miss the chance to go top and fall out of the automatic promotion places.

Derek Mazou-Sacko heads off for Millwall to be replaced by Yanis Issoufou.

Jay Stansfield takes a break for Blues and Luis Vazquez is on.

Change for Albion as Tammer Bany replaces Jimmy-Jay Morgan.

This second half has raced by. We've got about five minutes plus stoppages to go.

Max O'Leary almost goes from hero to villain for Albion.

He gives the ball away to Finn Azaz on the edge of his own area.

Azaz spins one way then the other to evade Nat Phillips before curling towards the far corner... and it just drifts narrowly wide with O'Leary desperately scampering back.

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No late drama this week.

Sam Dalby's goal after just 18 minutes, pouncing on Nathaniel Chalobah's loose pass and striding clear to beat Will Mannion settles it.

Charlton remain winless since August and have lost four straight, Bolton have 10 points from four away games.

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Stoke City hold on for a big three points and their good form goes on.

That's now eight wins in 11 games since losing their opening three matches for the Potters, who roll on to go level with Birmingham in the automatic promotion spots.

Blackburn suffer back-to-back league defeats for the first time since the beginning of September.

But Rovers will likely be furious at a late equaliser being disallowed after Andri Gudjohnsen was adjudged to have fouled Ben Wilmot before heading home.

HUGE moment!

Lewis Dobbin races clean through for Southampton and he looks for all the world as if he's about to slot Saints in front...

But there is Max O'Leary with a massive save in the Albion goal, denying Dobbin with his outstretched right leg.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

This has suddenly turned into a good football game with tempo.

Fantastic attitude from both sides in the second half.

Definitely a game of two halves from Southampton. It's so open and I don't think it's going to end 1-1.

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Sheffield United make it four wins from six games and move to the edge of the play-off places.

Leo Leroy handed Preston an early lead but they were stunned by Sydie Peck's hat-trick in 18 first-half minutes.

Callum Lang's 76th-minute goal gave the home side some hope but they remain rooted to the foot of the Championship table with just one point from Graham Alexander's six games in charge.

Max Bird scored his first goal in his first start for Birmingham tonight.

He goes off to a big round of applause to be replaced by Taylor Gardner-Hickman

Deeeep into added time and Tyreece Campbell has curled inches past Jack Bonham's post from the edge of the area.

Could that be the difference.

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Just over two weeks ago, Norwich were beaten at home by Portsmouth to fall to a fourth successive league defeat and serious questions were being asked at Carrow Road.

Fast forward to the start of November and they have crushed Derby to record three wins on the bounce and inflict more misery on a ramshackle looking home side.

First-half goals from Anthony Musaba, Paris Maghoma and Darlin Yongwa buried the Rams before Jovon Makama hammered home a fourth.

The Carnaries are into the top half of the Championship while for Derby and their under-pressure boss John Eustace it is no win in eight at home and a fourth defeat in five games.

We enter three minutes of stoppage time.

Preston send in Brad Potts for Stan Mills.

That is a big win for Watford and boss Alessio Dionisi.

It wasn't a classic and it won't live long in the memory but the three points are all that matter for the Hornets.

Stephy Mavididi wonderful curling finish just 40 second into the second half is the difference.